Multihull Line Honours | Wellness Training MG5 | RORC Caribbean 600 2025

The multihull battle came to a conclusion with Marc Guillemot’s MG5 Wellness Training taking Multihull Line Honours in an elapsed time of 2 Days 7 hrs 51 Mins 17 secs. Thomas Kassberg’s ORC 50 Malolo was just over 20 minutes behind, but after MOCRA time correction was the winner of the Multihull Class. Timo Tavio & Kimmo Nordstrom’s ORC 50 was third. “It was super to finish the race first after a really close battle and after the tough conditions with big waves and a lot of manoeuvres,” commented Guillemot, a veteran of three Vendée Globe Races. “However, we did not break anything, so we are really pleased with the boat. I am so proud of this crew and also of this boat because it is like my baby, as I built her and live on the boat as well. We hope we can come back next year; maybe with some new sails, so she will be even quicker!” Malolo and Wellness Training swapped the lead on the water multiple times during the race. In summary, Malolo managed to stay in touch with the faster Wellness Training up to St Martin but lost miles on the leg south. At Monserrat both boats went west of the island but Malolo got into the lead by staying close to the shore. Malolo pulled the same tactics out of the bag at Guadeloupe by staying inshore. Wellness Training caught up on the long leg to Barbuda and by Redonda, Wellness Training had caught up. #Caribbean600 #RORCracing