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Vic-Maui International Yacht Race

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Royal Vancouver Yacht ClubLahaina Yacht Club

 Royal Vancouver Yacht Club and the Lahaina Yacht Club  

 

 

NOTICE TO ALL PARTICIPANTS, SPONSORS AND VOLUNTEERS OF THE 2024 VIC-MAUI INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE

 

Vic-Maui’s trustees and committee chairs have concluded it is in the best interest of competitors and stakeholders to cancel the 2024 Vic-Maui International Yacht Race.

It is with heavy hearts and challenging emotions we have come to this conclusion.

The August 8th, 2023 wildfires on Maui were devastating. In addition to the complete loss of shoreside supports – the losses to residences, family, and friends of Lahaina - our Lahaina Yacht Club family – are monumental. 

Our LYC family needs our help and requires time to heal.

We are committed to and will immediately start work on the 2026 Vic-Maui.

Our goal is to make 2026 a very special race, celebrating the rebuilding of Lahaina and celebrating the 60th anniversary of both the founding of LYC and of the first Vic-Maui in 1965.

Mahalo - Thank you - to our Vic-Maui community - competitors, volunteers, families, friends, and supporters around the world.  We recognize and appreciate all your efforts and support.  

We look forward to planning and sailing the 2026 Vic-Maui together.

Jim Innes

RVYC Event Chair

Lars Bertelsen

LYC Event Chair


 

 VIC-MAUI NEWS

 

An Ode To Lahaina

Vic-Maui Sponsors Donate Sponsorship Contributions

by RVYC Event Chair, October 24th, 2023

Vic-Maui sponsors elect to donate their 2024 Vic-Maui sponsorship contributions to the LYC Rebuild Fund and Maui wildfire charities. Read

LYC Strong

by RVYC Vic-Maui Event Chair, October 21st, 2023

All of us at RVYC and on the Vic-Maui team are deeply saddened by the news of the Lahaina-Maui wildfires. Read

Team Zvi Takes 2023 Swiftsure Lightship Classic

by RVYC Event Chair, May 29th, 2023

Fast Swiftsure International Yacht Race this year. Read

Why We Go 4 - FAST!

by RVYC Event Chair, April 30th, 2023

Have you seen our latest Vic-Maui promotional video? Read

Close Encounters Of The Vic-Maui Kind

by RVYC Event Chair, April 10th, 2023

Often we are asked "Do you ever see any of the other boats during the race?" "Sometimes... Never... or only for the first few days" is the typical reply. Read

2023 Patos Island Race

Vic-Maui Welcomes Zen No Zen II

by Jim Innes, March 26th, 2023

Vic-Maui Welcomes Ross Bernard and his Sabre 426 - Zen No Zen II Zen No Zen II has raced extensively in the Pacific Northwest and will now race in her first Vic-Maui in 2024. Read

Team Zvi Set Sights On The 2024 Vic-Maui

by Event Committee, March 9th, 2023

Hailing from Washington, the Evergreen State, Zvi, the Reichel/Pugh 55 representing the Seattle Yacht Club, made its transoceanic debut in the summer of 2021. She now has her sights on Vic-Maui! Read

2024 Notice of Race Published and Entries Are OPEN!

by Event Committee, January 30th, 2023

2024 Notice of Race Published and Race Entries Are OPEN! Read

2024 Vic-Maui - OPS Courses For January

by Vic-Maui RVYC Event Chair, December 29th, 2022

The January 14-15 Offshore Personal Survival Course (OPSC) class in Vancouver BC and the January 21-22 OPSC class in Victoria are both full. Read

REMINDER - 2023 Van Isle 360 Registration Closes November 30, 2022

by Vic-Maui RVYC Event Chair, November 28th, 2022

Registration to the Van Isle 360, a Vic-Maui Qualifying Race closes November 30, 2022. Read

Brad Baker's Effect

by Charlotte Gann, October 29th, 2022

Every once in a while a person comes along whose effect on those around them is profound. They move to an inner rhythm that resonates beyond them like ripples on a pond. Such a person was Brad Baker. Brad started his sailing life in 1979 aboard a Bob Perry 41, Heather, at age 15 and he never looked back. In 1984, Brad was introduced to offshore racing in the Vic-Maui Race aboard a Baltic 42, Hypertension skippered by Roger Palmer of CYC Seattle. Brad found this spoke to his soul and through many years shared his passion and pleasure with all who cocked their ear his way. Read

Canada Day sees Vic-Maui Competitors Arriving

by Charlotte Gann, June 30th, 2022

With the arrival of Canada Day on July 1st, competitors in the 2022 Vic-Maui International Yacht Race will begin to arrive in the Causeway Marina of Victoria's Inner Harbour. Read

Vic-Maui Boats Compete In 2022 Southern Straits Race

by Event Committee, April 28th, 2022

By Peter Salusbury – Skipper of Longboard After a three-year pandemic hiatus, it was a therapeutic reunion for those intrepid Pacific NW sailors who participated in the Southern Straits Race hosted by West Vancouver Yacht Club on Easter weekend. Read

Vic-Maui Boats Compete In Patos Island Race

by Event Committee, April 8th, 2022

Four Vic-Maui boats participated on April 2nd and 3rd in the first local long distance race of 2022, Patos Island Race hosted by the Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club. Read

Preliminary Start Dates Announced

by Event Chair, March 2nd, 2022

Entry has closed... Preliminary Start Dates Announced Read

January 2022 Update

by Event Committee, January 14th, 2022

We've been busy! Courses, courses and more courses. Read

Rage and Kinetic V

Vic-Maui Qualifying Races - The 2022 PACIFIC NW OFFSHORE IS ON!

by Event Committee, December 11th, 2021

Corinthian Yacht Club of Portland, along with its title sponsor Schooner Creek Boat Works, is proud to present the 46th edition of the Pacific NW Offshore Yacht Race. The race will challenge your sailing skills, navigation ability, tactical skills, and offshore endurance. We are headed back to Victoria, BC with our traditional timing of two weeks before Swiftsure 2022 International Yacht Race. Read

A Busy Fall Schedule

by Event Committee, November 16th, 2021

A busy fall schedule with the resumption of in-person classroom seminars and training events. Read

Vic-Maui Welcomes New Haven

by Event Committee, October 20th, 2021

New Haven, a Baltic 38DB designed by naval architect Doug Peterson, is a racer/cruiser that was built for speed and comfort in high seas. Earlier in his life skipper Tim Slater (who is now supported by partner Erin Moore for this adventure) sailed the Pacific Ocean for three years on a cruising boat and is looking forward to doing this part of that cruise in a racing environment. Read

Record Breaker?

by Event Committee, October 4th, 2021

Vic - Maui welcomes Doug Baker’s Kernan 68 Peligroso. Fresh off a Division 2 win in the 2021 Transpac, Peligroso is our 16th entry. Read

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