January/February 2001
On the Cover: Steve Marsh and crew on his F-31R during the Ft. Lauderdale to Key West Race.
Contents:
News:
New Products:
Corinne's Culinary Corner:
Chutney, Relish, or Salsa
by Corinne Kanter
• Tomatillo Green Salsa
• Dried Fruit Chutney
• Green Papaya Relish
• Star Fruit Salad
• Mango Salsa
• Lemon Sour Chutney
• Kiwi and Papaya Chutney
Letters:
Radio-Controlled Cats & Tris
If you can’t afford the real 60' Stars and Stripes, don’t worry... a
new association has been formed to accommodate those who love sailing model
multihulls.
How-To:
The Ten Commandments of Multihull Buying
by Philip Berman
Ten points to consider when purchasing a multihull, from somebody who knows all about
the process.
Mast Overboard!
by Babara Jahnz
A chronicled event of the dismasting of Queimarla. After some misunderstanding, the
mast finally gets re-stepped in Fernando de Noronha with the help of some new friends and
a crane.
Cruising:
Heading for Haulout
by Gregor Tarjan
Once again, it’s time for FLO to be pulled out of the water for the winter.
A final sail of the season from New York to Connecticut.
Thousand Island Adventure on a Searunner 25
by Bruce Way
A seven-day St. Lawrence River adventure starting from Pt. Peninsula in Lake Ontario.
A Tremolino Summer
by Bill Hogans
After 20 years of longing for a multihull, Bill finally acquires a 23' Tremolino. He
not only wanted the boat for family excursions, but to quench his craving for racing.
Hobie Cat Tiger Test
by François Richard
Meow! These cats tear up the race track in the F18 class. Hobie Cat proves why it is
the leader in sport-cat manufacturing.
Designs:
Paris Boat Show
by François Richard
A large number of 16-foot sport cats were on display, along with the new Catana 582,
Lagoon Power 46, Outremer 64, Dragonfly 1200, and many more multis.
Sanctuary Cove Boat Show
by Terry Travers
With 551 boats on display last year, Australia’s "intimate" boat show
hopes to top its record count of 42,000 visitors this year in May.
Racing:
Seeing the Giants Off in Barcelona
by Donald McHardy
Donald just couldn’t miss the start of the "biggest" multihull race in
history. Here he gives his take on the giant cats as they leave Barcelona.
Miami Olympic-Class Regatta
by Jonathan Harle
Sailors representing 14 countries took the starting line to campaign for the 2004
Olympics in Greece.
International Hobie 16 Regatta
by George Bellenger
This Hobie race took place in Havana, Cuba in December. Plans for this year include a
three-event race week.
Announcements:
Nacra International Titles
by Don Boldiston
Near perfect weather provided the Nacra 5.8 class with a 7- to 17-knot breeze, making
for a great Australian event.
Southern Oceans Multihull Regatta
by Phil Hames
Sail Melbourne saw 18 entries in this year’s 10th annual SOMR.
Ft. Lauderdale to Key West Race
by Philip Styne
Steve Marsh, aboard his F-31R trimaran, takes first place again this year in this
160-mile coastal-course race.
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