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Mug Race

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Mug Race
Sport	Sailing
Founded	1954^[1]
Claim to fame	World's longest river race
Official website	rudderclub.com

The Mug Race is an annual sailing race held on St. Johns River in the US state of Florida. Billed as the "World's Longest River Race", the course starts in Palatka and ends in Jacksonville. To compete, masts must be under 44 feet in order to clear all bridges along the course. The Mug Cup is awarded to the first boat to complete the 38.5 mile course from the starting line at Memorial Bridge to the finish line at Buckman Bridge.^[2] Additionally, there are over 100 class specific trophies ^[3]^[4]

Mug Cup winners

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This transport-related list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (August 2008)

Year	Home town	Captain	Model
1954^[5]	Jacksonville, Florida	Al Holt	Cat Scow
1955	Charleston, South Carolina	George Lockwood	50 ft sloop
1956		Jim Vanvoast	Flying Dutchman
1957^[6]	Palatka, Florida	Gene O'Connor	Raven
1958		Jim Vanvoast	Flying Dutchman
1959		Oscar Hubbert	C Scow
1960	Columbia, South Carolina	George Walters
1961	Titusville, Florida	Hugh McClain
1962	Jacksonville, Florida	Herb Elphick	Catamaran
1963		William Miller
1964	Cocoa Beach, Florida	Luc Martin	Shark
1965		Charles Holt
1966	Orlando, Florida	Al Nikolaien	Helcat 25
1967		Harold Balcom	Helcat 25
1968	Merritt Island, Florida	David Carey	Tornado
1969	Cocoa Beach, Florida	Russ Gregory	Tornado
1970	Cocoa Beach, Florida	Russ Gregory	Tornado
1971	Orlando, Florida	Jim McCann	Tornado
1972	Cocoa Beach, Florida	Russ Gregory	Tornado
1973	Orlando, Florida	Jim McCann	Tornado
1974	Orlando, Florida	Jim McCann	Tornado
1975	Orlando, Florida	Jim McCann	Tornado
1976	Miami, Florida	Chris Christensen	Nacra 5.2
1977	W. Palm Beach, Florida	Chuck Cairnes	Tornado
1978	W. Palm Beach, Florida	Chuck Cairnes	Tornado
1979	Jacksonville, Florida	Mike Walsh	Hobie 18
1980	Boca Raton, Florida	Eric Arens	18 Square
1981	W. Palm Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	Supercat 20
1982	Boca Raton, Florida	Eric Arens	18 Square
1983	W. Palm Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	Supercat 20
1984	W. Palm Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1985	W. Palm Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1986	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1887	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1988	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1989	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1990	Fort Walton Beach, Florida	Randy Smyth	NACRA 6.0
1991	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1992	Montreal, Canada	Philip James	Mystere 6.0
1993	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1994	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1995	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Bill Roberts	RC 27
1996	Flowery Branch, Georgia	Doug Harkrider	Supercat 22
1997	Flowery Branch, Georgia	Doug Harkrider	Supercat 22
1998	Flowery Branch, Georgia	Doug Harkrider	Supercat 22
1999	Jupiter, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2000	Orlando, Florida	Lloyd Beery	Supercat 22
2001	Miami, Florida	Clive Mayo	Hobie 21
2002	Jupiter, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2003	Orlando, Florida	Lloyd Beery	Supercat 22
2004	Jupiter, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2005	Jacksonville, Florida	Mike Tierney	RC27
2006	Jacksonville, Florida	Robert Lyman	RC27
2007	Jupiter, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2008	Jupiter, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2009	Charleston, South Carolina	Robby Wilkins	E-scow
2010	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2011	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2012	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2013	Napier, New Zealand	Paul Scoffin	Flying Dutchman
2014	Jacksonville, Florida	Chris Cordes	A-Cat
2015	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2016	Jupiter Beach, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30
2017	Jacksonville, Florida	Rich Brew	RC27
2018	Miami, Florida	Ralph Cole	F20 Carbon
2019	Tequesta, Florida	Eric Roberts	RC30

External links

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The Rudder Club

References

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^ "2011 Mug Race Brochure" (PDF). www.rudderclub.com/index.html. 2011-04-02.

^ "Tack on another victory at Mug Race". Florida Times-Union. 2010-05-01..

^ "Mug Race". Rudder Club. 2011-04-02..

^ "Mug Race Results". Aquarius. 2012-11-13..

^ "Beery hoists Mug". Florida Times-Union. 2012-11-14..

^ "Variety of competition lends Mug Race charm". Florida Times-Union. 2012-11-14..

v t e Putnam County, Florida points and events of interest
Galleries and museums	Bronson-Mulholland House Browning Railroad Museum Florida School of the Arts Larimer Art Center Palatka Water Works Tilghman House
Parks and nature	Carl Duval Moore State Forest Deep Creek Conservation Area Dunns Creek State Park Etoniah Creek State Forest Ravine Gardens State Park Ocala National Forest Water Works Environmental Education Center Welaka State Forest Welaka National Fish Hatchery & Aquarium
Areas of interest	Downtown Palatka & Historic Lemon Street Palatka North Historic District Palatka South Historic District Palatka Heights Newtown Welaka Crescent City Historic District Putnam County Business Park
Other points of interest	Barge Port Central Academy Drayton Island Drayton Island Ferry Florida Trail Fort Gates Ferry Memorial Bridge Mount Royal Palatka Golf Club Palatka Union Depot Rodman Reservoir St. Johns River State College
Events	Blue Crab Festival Bostwick Blueberry Festival Florida Azalea Festival Hog Waller Mug Race Palatka Bluegrass Festival Putnam County Agricultural Fair St. Johns River Catfish Festival

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