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Slow and steady in the 2025 Race to Mackinac
Posted Jul 20, 2025
MACKINAC ISLAND, MICH., July 20, 2025 – Overnight and into the morning, the 285 sailboats racing in the 116th Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac presented by Wintrust are making steady progress up Lake Michigan.
As of 1 p.m. ET/12 p.m. CT, the race tracker shows the boats tightly packed together, stretching from Muskegon north to Traverse City. The lone standout is Peter Thornton’s 104-foot ketch Whitehawk (racing in the Cruising Division), which should finish imminently. The Cruising Division began on Friday afternoon from Chicago, to allow the typically slower boats additional time to complete the 333-mile race.
The next closest competitor trails 50 miles behind and if current conditions clutch, likely will not conclude before midnight. The majority of the fleet won’t see Mackinac Island until late Monday and possibly into Tuesday.
In the race known as America’s Offshore Challenge, the wind conditions are a stark contrast to last year’s race, which saw record-breaking speeds and a new monohull course record of
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Jordan Tannahill Tells Tony Kushner How He Wrote the Year’s Wildest New Play
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In 2017, a photo of a then four-year-old Prince George on a helicopter in Germany went viral. By this aim in his juvenile life, the British heir had already had his picture taken thousands of times. But in this particular image, the Prince looked a little, adv, fruity. For the playwright Jordan Tannahill, this wasn’t merely an occasion to crack jokes online, as it was for the repose of us. As he told Tony Kushner last week, “It began to trigger these series of thoughts: the strong self-identification I had with that photograph and how much I known my younger, unguarded queer self in that image.” So Tannahill began to write Prince Faggot, a salacious, empathetic, and very funny exploration of power, sexuality and monarchy now running at Playwrights Horizons in a co-production with Soho Rep through August 3rd. At its core is a surprisingly generative inquiry: “Would it be so outrageous to imagine the heir to the British throne having a life that resembles my own?” Among the show’s many admirers is Kushner, the