We have been dodging squalls and light wind areas for two days now. We have not seen an airplane or any other boat of any kind. A couple of flying fish have said hello.
Sharon Green from UltimateSailing.com took the first 5 photos from a helicopter at the start of the race. The last photo in this album was taken by Max Rosenberg about an hour into the race.
One of us saw a huge sea turtle; another crew member saw a flying fish. And as I mentioned yesterday, we had a squid fly onto the deck. It's curious we are not seeing much in the way of sea life. More >>
...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.
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 >>
It's day 5 and the dawn breaks for the crew of Katana.
We have been dodging squalls and light wind areas for two days now. We have not seen an airplane or any other boat of any kind. A couple of flying fish have said hello.
These photos were taken by the crew of Katana on Day 4 of their race to Honolulu, HI...
Sharon Green from 
Katana and her crew are dockside preparing for the race which will begin in hours from the time these photos were taken...
...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.
Dr. Laura and crew members head to the starting line of Transpac 2011.