Jolt 6 Articles

Monaco’s Thunder- Jolt in the 2025 Admiral’s Cup

For a club long admired for its Mediterranean elegance and offshore pedigree, this was more than just a victory. It was a statement. And Jolt was the point of the spear. Jolt 3 & Jolt 6 Jolt 3, a refined TP52-class race yacht, helmed by Britain’s Peter Harrison, served as Monaco’s weapon of choice in the AC1 division—the big boat class. This is a yacht designed for one thing only: winning.
“Jolt by Name, Jolt by Nature”: Monaco’s Thunderbolt in the 2025 Admiral’s Cup
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Jolt to Glory: Monaco’s Twin-Turbo Triumph at the 2025 Admiral’s Cup

27-11-2025

Jolt, Van Uden, and the Youthful Dutch Storm the Admiral’s Cup and Fastnet Finish Line

Admiral’s Cup and Fastnet Finish Line
© Paul Wyeth/RORC
Jolt 6 crossed the Rolex Fastnet Race line at 21:47:15 on Tuesday, hot on the heels of the IRC Overall prize. Had she claimed it, she would’ve joined a very exclusive club: only two yachts in history — Red Rooster in ’69 and Clarion of Wight in ’63 — have taken both the Admiral’s Cup and the Fastnet Challenge Cup in the same year. At the wheel for the Fastnet was Casiraghi, who pulled in a crack team including IMOCA star Will Harris, the unstoppable Cole Brauer, Olympian Ben Saxton, and AC veteran Andrew McLean.
02-08-2025

Dutch Grit and Gybes: ROST Van Uden Take Command in AC1

Rolex Fastnet Race | Admiral’s Cup Dispatch – July 2025 There’s a new name at the top—and it’s flying the Dutch tricolour. The young guns aboard ROST Van Uden (RMYC) have clawed their way into the AC1 lead on corrected time, and they’ve done it with nerve, timing, and a whole lot of boat speed. With 150nm to go, they’re three hours ahead after IRC correction and showing no sign of blinking.
01-08-2025