Dockside with Giovanni Soldini & Peter Cunningham

🎥 Giovanni Soldini's Multi 70 Maserati take Multihull Line Honours in the RORC Transatlantic Race. "It was very tight and just fantastic to be with PowerPlay in the ocean for so many days; and so close together. It was really exciting for us. We learnt a lot about our boat and also from PowerPlay." Peter Cunningham's MOD70 PowerPlay, skippered by Ned Collier Wakefield was less than 46 minutes behind Maserati, finishing at 07:40:12 UTC after seven days of a fascinating duel and taking first place in the MOCRA Class. "We had good speed and the weather was great, although a few squalls came in. It is such a great crew and with Eddie (Warden Owen, RORC CEO) joining us with all his stories, we were laughing all through the race. 500 miles out we were once again side by side with Maserati; it was incredible to go all the way across like that." Full story via http://bit.ly/MaseratiVictory-Grenada #rorctransatlanticrace #freetowonder CURRENT RACE RECORDS: Monohull Record: 10 days 07 hours 06 minutes and 59 seconds NOMAD IV, FINOT-CONQ 100 In 2015, Jean-Paul Riviere's French Finot-Conq 100, Nomad IV set a record for the RORC Transatlantic Race and was also awarded the International Maxi Association Transatlantic Trophy for Monohull line honours Multihull Record: 5 days 22 hours 46 minutes 03 seconds PHAEDO3, MOD70 In 2016, Lloyd Thornburg's MOD70, Phaedo3 set the multihull record for the race Class40 record: 12 days 12 hours 36 minutes 32 seconds TALES II, CLASS40 Gonzalo Botin's Spanish Class40, Tales II was the first Class40 to complete the race in 2015, setting a Class40 record