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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
© Michael Hodges

Jolt to Glory: Monaco’s Twin-Turbo Triumph at the 2025 Admiral’s Cup

27-11-2025

80th Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race: The Cat’s Out of the Bag — Haynes Returns for the 80th Anniversary Race

CYCA Commodore Sam Haynes Aims for a Third Overall Victory
© Andrea Francolini
“I thought, why wouldn’t you do it?” Haynes grinned — a sentiment that sums up both his competitive spirit and the irresistible pull of this great ocean classic. A Commodore, a Champion, and a Relentless Competitor Few figures in Australian sailing embody the sport’s dual spirit of professionalism and passion quite like Sam Haynes. Already a two-time Rolex Sydney Hobart Overall winner — first in 2022 aboard his TP52 Celestial, and again in 2024 with the Volvo 70 Celestial V70 (formerly Willow) — Haynes has quietly built a dynasty of excellence.
16-10-2025