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While the Vendée Globe grabbed headlines over the winter with a record fleet of 31 boats, France boasts a yet more extraordinary fleet of boats – the Ultimes.Read More
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The Royal Ocean Racing Club organised two races over the May Bank Holiday weekend.Read More
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After a year and a half of disruptions to offshore racing due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Royal Ocean Racing Club is delighted to confirm an overnight race for Two-Handed teams starting on May 1st.Read More
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While this year’s Rolex Fastnet Race will be highly competitive at the front of the fleet, for many among the record-sized entry of 453 yachts (at present), the objective of tackling the 695 mile course from Cowes to Cherbourg via the legendary rock off southwest Ireland is just to get…Read More
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Looking for a boat to race or looking for crew to join your team? The Royal Ocean Racing Club have launched an updated Crew Match portal that aims to simplify the process of matching boat owners and crew wherever they race in the world.Read More
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We are delighted to be re-opening the Clubhouse on Thursday 15th April.Read More
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DATE: Friday 21st - Sunday 23rd May
SCHEDULE: Up to four races a dayThe Solent-based, inshore regatta (primarily for one-design classes) brings together six or more classes for three days of intense, close racing across two courses.
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DATE: Saturday 29th May
COURSE: Cowes – Eddystone Lighthouse – Solent finish
DISTANCE (nm): 230The race around Eddystone Lighthouse is typically the most popular in Rolex Fastnet years, mirroring the first 130nm miles of the season's main event.
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DATE: Friday 11th June
COURSE: Cowes - Guernsey
DISTANCE (nm): 110 - 140Once again, the Morgan Cup will return to the picturesque harbour of St Peter Port in Guernsey. The race is challenging: After starting from Cowes, competitors must negotiate the Casquets, north of Alderney, followed by the rocky west coast of Guernsey and the Les Hanois Lighthouse on the exposed south western tip of the island.
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