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[Sanfire 1984] (Run time – 46 minutes)
(in which your humble archivist was a crew member)
[Foxfire 1990] (Run time 31 minutes)
[Kenwood Cup 1990] (Run time 22 minutes)
A commercial production from 1990 which actually deals with the 1990 Kenwood Cup Series but which has some very interesting photography. The video includes supplementary footage on Mad Max, which sailed the 1990 Vic-Maui before competing in Kenwood Cup.
[Vic-Maui Promo 1992] (Run time 5 minutes)
A short promotional film from 1992, being an interview with Royal Vancouver Yacht Club’s Past Commodore Peter Jefferson.
[HMCS Oriole 2000] (Run time 26 minutes)
A video in which a TV newsman sails in Oriole in 2000, the year she won the race. Segments of the film are aboard the vessel while other are reportage within the newsroom.
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Tianti (2020)
Type: Bavaria 37Skipper: Rob McMynn / Matthew Lane
Port: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Blog: 1 articles posted
Tianti, a 2000 Bavaria 37, will be in its first official race, competing in the 2020 Vic Maui, however her crew is not new to racing or sailing. The crew is mostly made up of members from the Vancouver boat Hurricane and has competed in many Southern Straits and countless other long and short distance races.
Currently, one of our crew is competing in the Southern Ocean leg of the Clipper around the World race. In addition, another of our crew members previously completed the Pacific leg of the Clipper Race.
Tianti doesn’t plan on returning to Vancouver after the race, she will continue on to the French Polynesian islands. The Vic-Maui race seems like a good way to kickstart her journey. Skippers are Rob McMynn and Matthew Lane.
