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Showing 1 - 3 of 3 articles. Suggestions for Accommodations by Gaylean Sutcliffe, March 10th, 2010 by Vic-Maui Archives - Author Unknown, October 20th, 2009 Sailboat racing is like going to battle. A sound plan of attack is critical to success. To win the battle, the yacht racer needs a sound strategic and tactical plan to overcome the competition. Read by Ron Olgilvy, May 23rd, 1998 This race, like most others, can be broken into many segments, each with several tactical options. This article describes some of the choices racers must make during the crossing to Maui. Read |
News & Updates
2010-02-04: The Vic-Maui committee is pleased to confirm the following boats have submitted their race entry forms within the race entry deadline and are actively preparing for the race: [More Info]
2009-12-07: Pre-Race events have been announced for January 8th and 9th, 2010, including; First Aid Training, Dinner Buffet & Vic-Maui Social, and Preparation Seminar. [More Info]
2009-10-21: Sail-World.com posted an article on the upcoming Vic-Maui 2010. Click here for the article. [More Info]
2009-06-25: Anacortes Yacht Club to present a Vic-Maui Race Information Night on Friday, September 18, 2009 at 7:00 pm [More Info]
2009-06-01: Notice of Race - Appendix B and Amendment to the Notice of Race #1 have both been added to the Info for Racers > Race Documents section. [More Info]
2009-05-13: Swiftsure International Yacht Race Joins Vic-Maui Qualifying Race Program. [More Info]
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Kinetic
Type: Beneteau First 47.7Skipper: David Sutcliffe
Port: Vancouver, BC
Sailing for the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club and skippered by David Sutcliffe, the third entrant for the 2010 Vic-Maui race is Kinetic, a Beneteau First 47.7. David hails from North Vancouver, BC and the Kinetic team is returning to the Vic-Maui race after participating in the 2004 and 2006 races. Following the 2006 Vic-Maui race, Kinetic sailed onward to Australia, competed in the 2006 Sydney Hobart race and then sailed home, a round trip of over 17,000 nautical miles. Filing Kinetic's entry papers early, David comments "This will be our third ocean race to Hawaii and we're in it for the challenge, adventure and teamwork, and the great parties in Lahaina!"
