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Impressive fleet for 2025 RORC Cowes Dinard St Malo Race

3,340 Vues· 14/07/25
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The RORC Cowes Offshore Racing Series is designed for corinthian international teams, racing in boats of all shapes and sizes. Seven races all starting from Cowes with the Cowes Dinard St Malo Race bring the fifth with ovwr 170 teams taking part. Featured in this video is the RORC Commodore Deb Fish, co-skipper on Rob Craigie's Sun Fast 3600 Bellino, Remco Schilderinck, skipper of xP-44 Xantho and Cederic Milinaire, skipper of J/92 Tous á Bord. Farr 100 Leopard 3 (MON), skippered by Joost Schuijf, completed a remarkable hat-trick in the 2025 Cowes Dinard St Malo Race—taking Line Honours, winning IRC Zero, and claiming overall victory on corrected time under IRC to win the historic King Edward VII Challenge Cup. Second overall and winner of IRC One was Giovanni Lombardi Stronati’s JPK 1180 Django (ITA), skippered by Michele Ivaldi. Third overall was Gery Trentesaux’s Ker 43 Long Courrier (FRA). Congratulations to all the class winners for the Cowes Dinard St Malo Race: Robin & Lawrence Herbert’s J/133 Corazon (GBR), Sam White & Sam North racing JPK 1080 Mzungu! (GBR), Frank Lavenant’s JPK 960 Sur la mer contre le cancer (FRA), and Achille Nebout & Gildas Mahé racing Pogo RC Amarris (FRA). James Holder’s Grainger 36 Uno (GBR) took Multihull Line Honours to win the Dinard Trophy. After time correction, the Multihull Class was won by Didier Bouilllard’s Dazcat 1295 Minor Swing (FRA).

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