Media Coverage
CTV News interview with various Vic-Maui 2012 participants ahead of the start.
Global TV interview with David Sutcliffe, Vic-Maui 2010 Chair and Skipper of Kinetic.
Vic-Maui 2010 for Challenge, Adventure and Teamwork! - Sail-World.com
- Sign Up Now for the 2010 Vic-Maui Yacht Race 1.4 MB [PDF] - courtesy of Pacific Yachting
- Hurry Up and Wait: Vic-Maui 2008 915 KB [PDF] - courtesy of Pacific Yachting
- The Boats of Vic-Maui 2008 2.1 MB [PDF] - courtesy of Pacific Yachting
- Fluky Trades Slow Maui Race (2006) 245 KB [PDF] - courtesy of Pacific Yachting
- Fair Winds and Following Seas: The 2004 Vic-Maui Race 413 KB [PDF] - courtesy of Pacific Yachting
- A Mother of a Race (2002) 862 KB [PDF] - courtesy of Pacific Yachting
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Red Sheilla
Type: Beneteau 49Skipper: Jim Innes
Port: Captains Cove Marina
Blog: 1 articles posted
Red Sheilla is the first boat to enter the 2022 Vic-Maui!
Red Sheilla previously competed in the 2010, 2012 and 2016 Vic-Maui races. In July 2022, Red Sheilla skipper Jim Innes will sail in his fifth Vic-Maui, following the pioneering course sailed by his father JG (Jim) Innes in 1965.
The first Vic-Maui was sailed in 1965. The race was a dream of Royal Vancouver Yacht Club member JG (Jim) Innes who, at that time, was a Captain for Canadian Pacific Airlines. Jim convinced three other skippers to start with him off Brotchie Ledge in 1965. With Jim in his Lapworth 36' "Long gone", there was Lol Killam of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club with the 45' sloop "Velaris", Ron Ramsay of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club with the 45' ketch "Norena of Wight" and Boo Paskel from Seattle Yacht Club with his 73' ketch "Tatoosh". The 1965 race and weather were typical; Westerlies in the Juan de Fuca Strait, a left turn down the coast to about the latitude of San Francisco, followed by a right turn under the North Pacific High and a gybe with the Northeast trade winds filling spinnakers for the sunny run to Maui. "Long Gone" won the first Vic-Maui with a time of 15 days, 6 hours and 55 minutes. Records have been broken many times since 1965.
The current record holder is "Valkyrie", skippered by Gavin Brackett of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, who completed the race in 8 days, 9 hours and 17 minutes in 2016.
Follow Red Sheilla on Facebook (including her blog posts) at: http://www.facebook.com/redsheillasailing.
This fall, Red Sheilla will be entered in Cascadian Convoy, Round The County followed by 2022 Southern Straits, PNW Offshore and Swiftsure.
In 2022 Vic-Maui will be marking the next 50 years of Vic-Maui. We invite you to join us!
