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By Kimball Livingston Posted January 11, 2009
As Roxy rounds Cape Horn, the Vendee Globe fleet is down from 29 to 12. PRB is safely returned ashore after Vincent Riou damaged his rig and later lost his mast while rescuing Jean Le Cam from an inverted boat More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted October 17, 2008
Kimball Livingston on the production of the Disney movie "Morning Light." There was nothing average about what it took to be a cameraman or a producer on this one More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted October 9, 2008
Kimball Livingston talks about the Volvo Ocean Race, the Portimão Global Ocean Race, and the Lüderitz Speed Challenge. More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted October 6, 2008
Kimball Livingston tours the 298-foot Maltese Falcon, owned by Tom Perkins. More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted October 1, 2008
Kimball Livingston talks about what drives people to rally around the XOJET Leukemia Cup Regatta. More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted September 24, 2008
"It's quite a show we've seeing over in Namibia where Rob Douglas kite-sailed to his new world speed record of 49.84 knots..." More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted September 22, 2008
2008 opened with the expectation that someone, somewhere, would beat the 50-knot "barrier." Would it be the giant, foil-born trimaran, l'Hydroptere or one of the many kiters also in the hunt? More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted September 12, 2008
For Kimball Livingston, the URL says it all. More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted September 9, 2008
At Qingdao, Paralympians choose to live in the face of adversity, but none more so than Nick Scandone and Maureen McKinnon-Tucker. More
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By Kimball Livingston Posted September 4, 2008
Skip Allan discusses abandoning his beloved Wildflower on the return from Hawaii. More
