Three entries so far into the second RORC Transatlantic Race

Bristolian, first entrant of the second edition of the RORC Transatlantic Race. Credit: ROLEXIt may have been less than a month since the last boat finished the inaugural RORC Transatlantic Race but the Royal Ocean Racing Club is delighted to already be welcoming the first entrants into the second edition, starting Saturday 28th November 2015.

Hot off the blocks at midday on Monday 12th January was Philip Ram’s 92ft maxi monohull, Bristolian, the first entrant into the race. The Frers design, skippered by John Burnie, is no stranger to RORC races having competed in the 2014 RORC Caribbean 600 and their last long offshore race was the memorably turbulent 2014 Rolex Middle Sea Race.

With a host of yachts looking to return to the Caribbean after a busy season in UK and Mediterranean waters, including those who have taken part in the Atlantic Ocean Racing Series, the RORC Transatlantic Race is the ideal feeder to warmer climes for the winter.

If you would like to register an expression of interest or enter the race then please contact the RORC Race Team.



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