An adventure around Great Britain in a Class 40! Join the famous Round Britain Record race, an excit ... ing nautical challenge that starts and finishes at Lizard Point, on the south coast of England. This impressive course invites you to navigate around the island, passing by its stunning coastlines and breathtaking landscapes. Designed for Class 40, this challenge is a true test of speed and strategy for sailors, where every second counts! Come take on the challenge and maybe make your mark in the history of this legendary race!
Heading west: 3,600 miles across the North Pacific, from the turquoise waters of Honolulu to the coa ... st of Japan. Downwind trade winds at the start, tricky weather transitions to negotiate, then the Kuroshio current as you close in on the archipelago. Anticipation and composure will be key to winning in Yokohama. Ready to cross the Pacific?
Perth behind you, Colombo ahead: the Indian Ocean Cup sends you right across the Indian Ocean. A dem ... anding crossing where every routing call counts, against a fleet that won't give an inch. Hold your course, stay focused and be the first to reach Sri Lanka.
The North Pacific Circuit takes you from Seattle to Kodiak, Alaska aboard a Cruiser Racer. Among maj ... estic fjords, icy winds, and breathtaking scenery, this polar race demands strategy and resilience. Are you ready to brave the waters of the far North?
Off to the New World! 2,000 nautical miles in a Cruiser Racer, from Saint-Malo to Cape Norman, follo ... wing the route taken by Jacques Cartier in 1534. Allow around 12 days at sea to reach the coast of Newfoundland, sailing between the Bay of Biscay, the North Atlantic and the first icebergs. An expedition for skippers who aren’t afraid of a challenge.
Set sail for the Indian Ocean! 2,300 miles on an Ocean Fifty, between the Nicobar Islands and Exmout ... h in Western Australia. Expect around 15 days at sea on a direct route, where trade winds and calms will dictate their own terms. A demanding crossing, tailor-made for foiling sailors who know how to read the wind.
Embark on the Halloween Challenge in an Ocean Fifty, from Salem to Miami via Puerto Rico. Across the ... North Atlantic and the Caribbean, face tricky winds and demanding conditions. Thrills and adrenaline guaranteed: can you master the elements until the finish?
Every four years, the Route du Rhum - Destination Guadeloupe links Saint-Malo to Pointe-à-Pitre over ... 3,542 miles. In the Ultim class, expect 7 to 8 days of racing aboard 32-metre flying trimarans that top 45 knots. One good routing call can earn you dozens of miles in just a few hours.
Since 1978, the Route du Rhum - Destination Guadeloupe has linked Saint-Malo to Pointe-à-Pitre, and ... you start alongside the skippers. In the Class40, the largest fleet in the real race, expect 15 to 18 days at sea, from the English Channel to the trade winds. It's a true transatlantic, won over the long haul.
Since 1978, the Route du Rhum - Destination Guadeloupe has linked Saint-Malo to Pointe-à-Pitre, and ... you start alongside the skippers. In the IMOCA class, expect 12 to 14 days at sea aboard the Vendée Globe boats, a blend of speed and strategy.