The red dot overlaid on the map below shows the last reported position of Phil and the Sail For Epilepsy crew and is updated every hour. Click the position or white track line for details about the course or speed. The colors/moving white lines on the map indicate wind direction and strength.
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Ship’s Logs
- Final Night at Sea
We’re on the last stretch to the finish line. Finally, home waters. - Resilience
The chapter of today’s story is resilience. Last night we had between 2 and 4 knots of wind. And our goal was to keep the boat moving. - A Tough 36 Hours
We had a cold front which pounded everybody. The seas were disorganized. We couldn’t point the boat where we wanted to go. - I Can and I Will
It’s been a frustrating day. We’ve been hand steering for 24 hours because of the sea state. It wouldn’t permit an autopilot to do its job. That’s led to us being quite tired. - Pushing North
In the first 24 hours of the Bermuda Short-Handed Return Race, Phil and Coop have been busy on board. So far, they have used many sails: the A1.5, the A4, the code 75, jib, main, and spinnaker staysail