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Vic-Maui Yacht Race final results

by Vic-Maui Yacht Race on 25 Jul 2014
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In the 2014 Vic-Maui Yacht Race, 'Longboard', Peter Salusbury's Riptide 35 sailing for West Vancouver Yacht Club, wins First Overall, First in Division 1, and First Boat across the Finish Line.

John Mortimer's Beneteau First 477 'String Theory' from Vancouver Rowing Club places Second Overall and First in Division 2. John Kerrigan's Ker 46 'New Haven' from Port Madison Yacht Club is Third Overall and Travis McGregor's Beneteau Oceanis 50 'Turnagain' from Royal Vancouver Yacht Club wins Division 3.

CLASS

BOAT NAME

OWNER/SKIPPER

ORR Time Allowance

FINISH TIME

(HST)

ELAPSED TIME

CORRECTED TIME

POSITION IN CLASS

POSTION OVERALL

YACHT CLUB

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

Longboard

Peter Salusbury

446.11

07-17 22:56:38

12:15:51:38

12:15:51:38

1

1

West Vancouver YC

1

New Haven

John Kerrigan

454.95

07-18 12:19:06

13:05:14:06

12:23:34:03

2

3

Port Madison YC

1

JAM

John McPhail

462.36

07-20 0:55:50

14:17:50:50

14:07:25:45

3

7

Gig Harbor YC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

String Theory

John Mortimer

511.72

07-19 22:25:44

14:15:20:44

12:21:16:56

1

2

Vancouver Rowing Club

2

Alegria

Heinzemann/           Jackson

507.11

07-20 10:37:29

15:03:32:29

13:12:26:01

2

4

Royal Vancouver YC

2

Kahuna

John Leitzinger

485.08

07-19 20:39:33

14:13:34:33

13:12:35:30

3

5

Corinthian YC Tacoma

2

Family Affair

Tom Buus/H. Buus

515.31

07-20 21:33:20

15:14:28:20

13:18:06:26

4

6

Milltown Sailing Ass'n

2

Kinetic

David Sutcliffe

490.76

07-20 20:45:43

15:13:40:43

14:09:03:11

5

8

Royal Vancouver YC

2

Anduril

Greg Harms

484.18

Retired

 

DNF

6

14

Royal Vancouver YC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3

Turnagain

Travis McGregor

527.03

07-20 1:34:41

16:18:29:41

14:14:36:58

1

9

Royal Vancouver YC

3

Passepartout

Shainin/Townrow

554.92

07-20 21:22:00

17:14:17:00

14:16:31:27

2

10

Anacortes YC

3

Turicum

W. Hale

531.32

07-20 16:59:56

17:09:54:56

15:03:17:11

3

11

Vancouver Rowing Club

3

Avalon

Pieter Smits

572.31

07-22 18:03:56

19:10:58:56

16:02:04:26

4

12

Vancouver Rowing Club

3

Bedlam II

Alan Slater

580.25

07-23 3:30:32

19:20:25:32

16:06:25:37

5

13

Vancouver Rowing Club

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cruising

Losloper

Magnus Murphy

571.86

07-22 14:36:17

19:07:31:17

18:04:20:56

1

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