Update:
Admiral’s Cup 2025 – Key Dates & Schedule:
Friday 18 July – Arrival & Registration – Boats moored in Cowes Yacht Haven
Final safety checks and sail measurements
Saturday 19 July – Channel Race Start
First Gun: 10:20 from the Central Solent
First offshore race of the Admiral’s Cup
Live YB Satellite tracking throughout https://cf.yb.tl/channel2025
Sunday 20 July – Channel Race Continues
Monday 21 July – Lay Day – Crew recovery and preparation
Tuesday 22 July – Inshore Race Day One
Racing in the Solent
Wednesday 23 July – Inshore Race Day Two
Racing in the Solent and/or Christchurch Bay
Thursday 24 July – Inshore Race Day Three
Racing in the Solent and/or Christchurch Bay
Friday 25 July – Lay Day – Crew recovery and preparation
Saturday 26 July – Rolex Fastnet Race (Admiral’s Cup Grand Finale)
Start of the Rolex Fastnet Race The world’s biggest and most famous offshore race with 460 boats
Start: 11:20 RYS Line Cowes | Admiral’s Cup Start: 12:00
Distance: 695nm. From Cowes around the Fastnet Rock finishing in Cherbourg
Best spectator viewing from Cowes Parade and Foreshore
Live coverage: RORC YouTube Channel + RORC Facebook
Live YB Satellite tracking throughout
Thursday 31 July – Prizegiving Ceremony
In der Meldeliste finden sich eine monegassische TP 52 „skippered by Peter Harrison in the IRC Big Boat class, and the Carkeek 40 Jolt 6, helmed by Pierre Casiraghi.“
Update: Der Tracker nennt als Skipper der JOLT 6 neben Pierre Casiraghi auch Will Harris.
Da mindestens ein Frau und ein Segler unter 27 Jahre an Bord sein muss, ist vermutlich auch Cole Brauer an Bord.
Cole Brauer will be racing on the Monaco Yacht Club entry Jolt 6 for the Admiral’s Cup. Cole made history in 2024 as the first American woman to race solo nonstop around the world. Originally from Long Island, she didn’t grow up sailing but discovered her passion at the University of Hawaii where she quickly rose to lead the team. In a short period of time her journey from underdog to global record-setter has inspired thousands, both on and off the water.
“I’ll be honest—I wasn’t initially thrilled about the crew rule requiring one woman on board. It felt like the bare minimum, and I’ve often found myself as the only woman on the team. While I respect and enjoy sailing with the guys, I truly believe crews perform better with more women involved. Women are just as talented, just as driven, and they deserve the same opportunities to gain experience and grow. It’s not about filling a quota – it’s about recognising skill and building diverse, high-performing teams. I hope that in five or 10 years, we won’t need a rule like this, because the sailing world will naturally reflect the talent of both women and men equally.”
— Cole Brauer (Carkeek 42 Jolt 6)
Die Segelanweisungen zu den Inshore Races sowie zum Channel Race findet ihr hier.
7. Februar 2025
Race AnnouncementThe Yacht Club de Monaco & Team Malizia Sailors embark on a historic first in the Admiral’s Cup!
Big news! For the first time ever, the Yacht Club de Monaco is gearing up to compete in the legendary Admiral’s Cup, one of the most prestigious sailing competitions in the world.Team Malizia is all in for the challenge, with a top crew featuring Pierre Casiraghi, our team founder and YCM Vice-President, alongside Boris Herrmann and Will Harris. Plus, we’re excited to have Cole Brauer on board, who is being mentored by Boris through The Magenta Project.Organised by the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC), the event will take place from 17th July to 1st August 2025, in Cowes, on the Isle of Wight.
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