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The Santa CRUZ 70 is a Bill Lee-designed masthead sloop built by Santa Cruz Yachts from 1985 to the present, featuring a fin keel with a spade rudder. With an LOA of 20.7 meters, a beam of 4.6 meters, and a displacement of 10,886 kg, the model is not a one-design class, leading to significant differences between individual boats. Santa Cruz 70s are seen in competitive racing fleets, including the Chicago to Mackinac Island race on Lake Michigan, alongside J Boats J/111s and GP 52s. During the 2025 Port Huron to Mackinac race on Lake Huron, the Santa Cruz 70 *Trident* was knocked onto her side by a squall, resulting in a crew member being washed overboard.3:09 The crew deployed flotation devices, activated a man overboard beacon, and transmitted a distress call via VHF radio, leading to the crew member's recovery after one hour in the water.4:11
