...They say goodbye to land and hello to the ocean blue in this video from Days 1 and 3.  Also, as of this video, they are in first place for their division.

Watch their progress at: http://live.adventuretracking.com/transpac2011
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Finally, Monday has brought a bit of peace for us.  Here's a recap:
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It was very, very crazy here yesterday with high winds and rough seas. On top of that, we were going upwind which was difficult and exhausting, so I wasn't able to write a blog. However... More >>

Post your question to Dr. Laura regarding the Transpac Race she is preparing to do... 

Watch Dr. Laura and Katana's progress here

 

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Dr. Laura and crew members head to the starting line of Transpac 2011.

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As we went to the start line, we sent off our first video. (Watch: Heading to the Start).



We're now about 3 hours into the race. We had a great start... More >>

It's the day before the race and all of us worked from 8am to 1pm doing the final "dialing in" of the boat. Every nut, bolt, screw, line, etc. had to be examined. If not given a thumbs-up, they were repaired or replaced. More >>

It's Wednesday, two days before the start of Transpac 2011 for my boat Katana. I got up at 5AM to get ready to leave with my crew to go to Long Beach, California to board the boat. My doggies seemed to know "something was up," and they were all exhibiting a "hangdog" demeanor as I readied to leave. More >>

This is my last day of preparation before TRANSPAC - the sailboat race from California to Hawaii in which I'm participating.  I have to organize all my gear (which is easier for guys who seem able to live in the same clothes for days and days). More >>

With 44 races starting in 1906, the Transpacific Yacht Race to Hawaii is well into its second century as the longest of the two oldest ocean races in the world.

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