We are sailing in a very strange version of the tradewinds on board Maserati.

It is cold, grey, with 35 degree shifts,

We are sailing under a cloudy sky, with rain, but it is not the usual doldrums crossing on Maserati.. First of

This afternoon we crossed the Equator with very little fanfare, now that everyone on board is on at least their second

Onboard Maserati, we are straight line sailing, VMG downwind, making easy miles towards the Equator. I have come to the conclusion

Not much to tell onboard Maserati. We are in a field of easterly winds about 2000 miles across from north to

We have entered a long period of straight line sailing on Maserati. Yesterday morning we made what has turned out to

On Maserati we have caught a lucky break with the weather in the last 18 hours. The forecast was to be

Today is going to be a day of threading the needle on Maserati. We are skirting just to the east of

On board Maserati we have already left the Southern Ocean. It is a bit sad as it is a magical place,

The only words I have to describe the time since passing the horn are: Cold, Frigid, bone chilling, etc. I think

At 3:35 GMT today we rounded Cape Horn on Maserati, our 70 footer. We are now headed upwind in 35 knots

The dawn has come cold and clear on Maserati; it is amazing, but as soon as you see the sun starting

Still 675 miles from the Horn on Maserati and we are sailing upwind in 12 knots, J1 and full main, in beautiful

Maserati has passed the cold front, and is into upwind conditions. It was not very difficult, with gusts to 35 but

Maserati has passed the cold front, and is into upwind conditions. It was not very difficult, with gusts to 35 but

We have a complicated weather situation onboard Maserati in the days leading to our Cape Horn rounding and will not be

On Maserati we are in a strange zone with many different weather phenomenon, we went through a little front where we

Onboard Maserati we are enjoying our last day of tradewinds sailing in the Atlantic Ocean. The wind has backed a lot