May 9, 2013

Sailing

Crewmember Killed In America’s Cup Boat Capsize off SF

Byline: The Log Staff A 72-foot America’s Cup catamaran capsized during training on San Francisco Bay around 1 p.m. May 9, killing one member of the Swedish America’s Cup team

The Log Staff May 9, 2013

Crewmember Killed In America’s Cup Boat Capsize off SF

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