Ocean Fifty
2 Seasons
The Ocean Fifty (formerly the Multi 50 class) foiling trimarans are as long as they are wide (15.24m x 15m respectively), as agile as they are spectacular and can reach speeds of up to 42 knots (77km/h).
The Pro Sailing Tour for the Ocean Fifty trimarans was launched in 2021 and is the culmination of a determined development process by the teams and stakeholders that began in 2015 when the Class was professionalised and continued in 2017 with the addition of foils. Today, the Tour is going from strength to strength with the objective of making the Pro Sailing Tour a lasting part of the French and international ocean racing landscape.
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02:57Episode 1Pro Sailing Tour 2022 - Stage One
Episode 1
Quentin Vlamynck (FRA), the youngest skipper in the history of the Ocean Fifty class, along with his two crew, Alex Pella (ESP) and Antoine Gautier (FRA), won his first-ever Pro Sailing Tour Stage in Bonifacio, Corsica. He drove home his preliminary advantage after 7 inshore races, by winning the...
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19:03Episode 2Route du Rhum 2022 - The Restart
Episode 2
Welcome to the mass restart of the iconic Route du Rhum 2022. All six yacht classes hit the line and battle commenced. Ultim 32s, Ocean Fiftys, IMOCA 60s, Class40s, Rhum Multis and Rhum Monos have their own transatlantic adventure ahead of them - the record stands at 7 days, 14 hours and 21 minut...
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Gitana Team - Route du Rhum 2022 - Record
Episode 3
Charles Caudrelier and the Maxi Edmond de Rothschild crossed the finish line in the 12th Route du Rhum – Destination Guadeloupe as champions. Record smashed - 6 days 19 hours 47 minutes and 25 seconds, which led to Charles Caudrelier and the whole of Gitana Team taking the event crown.
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23:59Episode 4Route du Rhum 2022 - Race To The Finish
Episode 4
From the mass restart of the iconic Route du Rhum 2022 and then across the North Atlantic to Guadeloupe - this race had it all!. Six yacht classes took part including the Ultim 32s, Ocean Fiftys, IMOCA 60s, Class40s, Rhum Multis and Rhum Monos - the record stood at 7 days, 14 hours and 21 minutes...
