Yacht Club De Monaco 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

Yacht Club de Monaco triumphed in the 2025 Admiral’s Cup

Yacht Club de Monaco triumphed in the 2025 Admiral’s Cup
© Paul Wyeth
The Campaign: Boats, Skippers & Strategy Monaco’s team sailed two boats: Jolt 3, a TP52 skippered by Peter Harrison (competing in AC1, the larger-boat fleet), and Jolt 6, a Carkeek 42 skippered by Pierre Casiraghi, vice‑president of YCM (racing in AC2, the smaller-boat division) The event incorporated three key phases: A RORC Channel Race (160 nm, coefficient ×2), Six inshore races in the Solent, and The Rolex Fastnet Race (695 nm, triple scoring, non‑discardable)
05-08-2025