Typically, the start of the annual Mug Race is downwind in light air. A large fleet is a nail-biting but spectacular event

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Typically, the start of the annual Mug Race is downwind in light air. A large fleet is a nail-biting but spectacular event

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Typically, the start of the annual Mug Race is downwind in light air. A large fleet is a nail-biting but spectacular event photo copyright The Mug Race taken at The Rudder Club of Jacksonville and featuring the PHRF class

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An interview with Donna Mohr and Jon Hamilton on the 70th annual Mug Race
Sail-World checked in with Donna Mohr and Jon Hamilton, who serve as race organizers, via email, to learn more about this 38-nautical-mile river race.

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