The ARC is a ‘must do’ for many sailors, and attracts over 200 boats and 1200 people every year to sail 2700 NM across the Atlantic from Gran Canaria to Saint Lucia.
The ARC is for everyone; families with children, tough racers, cruising couples, big boats and modest boats. Crossing the Atlantic together, but having their own adventures. More than just a boat race, the ARC is about friendships made ashore in the two weeks of pre-departure activities continued over the radio net at sea. It’s about arriving in Saint Lucia to be met on the dock with a rum punch and a chilled beer, knowing you have achieved something fantastic - crossing an ocean on a small sailboat.
“I would like to take the opportunity to thank you and your team for a great event, and most probably one of the best experiences of my life” Max Klink, yacht Caro (GER)
RALLY NEWS
Karolina Viking - rescue at sea.
04/12/2024
Cinderella to the rescueCongratulations to the great seamanship of Gerald Smith and his crew on the Jongert 20DS Cinderella di Sanremo, who rescued the crew of the Leopard 45 catamaran Karolina Viking when it started sinking on Monday.Johan and Hana Skold's catamaran began taking on water late on Sunday leading to a Mayday call at 03:00 UTC on Monday morning.Karolina's crew beleived they could...
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ARC Fleet Update - Week 2.
04/12/2024
The fleet continue to make their way west to Saint Lucia with the Southern Wind 105GT No Rush less than 600 miles out and expected to cross the finish line in Rodney Bay in the early evening on the 6 December.For some, its that time in the crossing where the best way to use up ripe bananas becomes a priority, with various banana bread and pancake recipes being tested. Thanksgiving and St Andrews...
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Statement: Ocean Breeze on 3 December.
03/12/2024
Ocean Breeze Statement on Tuesday 3 DecemberIt is with great sadness that World Cruising Club confirms that a 33-year-old sailor was lost overboard from yacht Ocean Breeze on Monday 2 December at 02:27 UTC. Next of kin have been informed and the other 14 crew onboard the yacht are safe.The search was coordinated by MRCC Norfolk USA and involved Ocean Breeze, ARC yacht Leaps & Bounds 2 and...
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05/12/2024
Hummingbird - blog 5 December
Hummingbird blog5 DecemberIt's Friday 5thof December and Hummingbird is firing on all cylinders. Squalls and accompanyingheavy winds and rain also gives us a speed of between 8-10kts and a veering windangle that put us right back on track after a
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04/12/2024
Ingrid - Dag 10 - Halvvägs - 4 december
Hej på er!Idag är det en stor dag!!!Klockan 17.15 passerade vi halvvägs. Vi var alla omåttligt stolta och det firades med Susanne Reuters Atlantenkaka och alkoholfritt bara bubbel och öl.Tävlingsmässigt ligger vi nu på 80:e plats och vi har
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04/12/2024
Bluejay - Blog 04/12/24
Wednesday 4th DecemberWe had the 2200-0100 watch, which flew by literally. We had big following seas and a good breeze which meant that we could surf the swells which was a fantastic experience. One crew member on their watch clocked 16 knots
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04/12/2024
Hummingbird - blog 4 december 2024
Hummingbird blog 04 12Life is going well on the good ship Hummingbird.Yesterday's 24 hour run was 202nM and we are on course to beat that again.Today is Charles (Chip) birthday, reaching the magical number of 60 and thereby surpassing the age his
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04/12/2024
Musketeer of Cowes - Musketeer blog
4th December Squall monitoring on night watch tonight… radar picks up cloud and the squally ones appear as darker and larger red blobs!! Reducing the amount of sail and being ready for the shifting winds makes for a more comfortable ride as the
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