Picking up immediately where he left off after winning ORC Division I in the Swiftsure Lightship Class is Reed Bernhard’s J/109 MOUNTAIN from Sloop Tavern YC in Seattle, WA. Reed is racing the Double-handed Class and as of Wednesday at 1010 hrs EST, they are leading the ORC Doublehanded Class and are sitting 4th in ORC fleet overall! They have 1,900nm to go traveling at 6.8 kts. For more Vic-Maui Race sailing information
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Friday, July 15, 2016
Vic-Maui Race Update
(Victoria, BC, Canada)- The biennial Vic-Maui Race started and the fleet
of forty boats are making good headway on their 2,308nm journey across
the Pacific to the beautiful island of Maui. Hosted by the Royal
Vancouver YC and Lahaina YC, the fleet started off Victoria Harbor in
British Columbia. The fleet is on about the same latitude of Coos Bay,
Oregon (43.28 N/ 128.14 W).
Picking up immediately where he left off after winning ORC Division I in the Swiftsure Lightship Class is Reed Bernhard’s J/109 MOUNTAIN from Sloop Tavern YC in Seattle, WA. Reed is racing the Double-handed Class and as of Wednesday at 1010 hrs EST, they are leading the ORC Doublehanded Class and are sitting 4th in ORC fleet overall! They have 1,900nm to go traveling at 6.8 kts. For more Vic-Maui Race sailing information
Picking up immediately where he left off after winning ORC Division I in the Swiftsure Lightship Class is Reed Bernhard’s J/109 MOUNTAIN from Sloop Tavern YC in Seattle, WA. Reed is racing the Double-handed Class and as of Wednesday at 1010 hrs EST, they are leading the ORC Doublehanded Class and are sitting 4th in ORC fleet overall! They have 1,900nm to go traveling at 6.8 kts. For more Vic-Maui Race sailing information