North to Alaska
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The race begins long before the starting gun goes off. Gerald wants to sail the smallest boat ever to finish the race, which requires a custom-built boat. A medical emergency throws the whole project into jeopardy, but his dutiful son, Bobby, steps up at the last minute to build the boat for him. Of course, nothing goes as planned as time is short and an unexpected romance threatens to derail his schedule.
Eventually, they succeed and get the boat to the starting line and that’s where the real adventure begins. A race within the race develops to see who the first solo finisher would be. Six teams chip in $200 each, the winner takes it all.
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John Thompson is a retired member of the United States Coast Guard and life-long sailor and racer. He spends his summers cruising the Inside Passage of British Columbia and Alaska and his winters traveling the United States in a motorhome with his wife. John completed the Race to Alaska in 2016 in six days in a thirty-eight-foot ocean-going racing catamaran.
