2000 – 2001
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- “Rage” is Back! – June 28, 2000
- Rage” Background – June 28, 2000
- Rage Updates – June 25-30, 2000
- Singlehanded Transpac reflections. – July 4, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 7, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 9, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 15, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 16, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 17, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 18, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 19, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 20, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 21, 2000
- Pacific Cup Updates – July 22, 2000
- Rage update – July 23, 2000
- Rage Pacific Cup final update, from the dock at Kanahoe Yacht Club.
- Dawn Riley & The Sea Scouts – 08-03-00
- Wocket has been flipped “wightside up!” – 09-06-00
- Wocket Construction – 09-13-00
- Portland “Wocket” visit – 09-17-00
- The start of the Vendee Globe in Les Sable d’Olonne – 10-28-00
- Vendee Globe Update #1 – 11-01-00
- Vendee Update #2 – 11-02-00
- Vendee report – 11-04-00
- Vendee report – 11-05-00
- Vendee report – 11-06-00
- AMD On Board! – 11-28-00
- For Release: NEW U.S. SAILING CAMPAIGN TO DRIVE OCEAN AWARENESS MESSAGE – January 30, 2001
- Ocean Planet Progress – 01-31-01
- “Schoolin’, Splicin’ and Boat Buildin'”…Just a few more weeks left. –
03-07-01
- Portland Ore. Update. – 03-10-01
- Splash!!!! – April 7, 2001
- “We Did It!” – April 14, 2001
2000 – 2001
Paccup – Building – San Francisco
“In an unprecedented effort to raise global awareness of the marine environment, the Made in America Foundation announced today the naming of its new Open-60 class yacht Ocean Planet. Skipper and Foundation head Bruce Schwab of Alameda, California will sail Ocean Planet against a fleet of international competitors in some of the world’s most punishing ocean races. The ultra slender, streamlined yacht is nearing completion at Schooner Creek Boat Works in Portland, Oregon.
“Our new name reflects the interests of generous contributors Kevin and Shauna Flanigan,” said skipper and Foundation President Bruce Schwab. “Ocean Planet also recognizes hundreds of grass-roots supporters and contributors who share our respect and love for the world’s oceans. While the sea offers the sailor’s toughest challenges, it is also a fragile resource.”” January 30, 2001