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Runaway Boat Name: Runaway Boat Type: Andrews 70 Boat Owner: Hector Velarde Builder: Dencho Yacht Club: Waikiki Yacht Club Year Built: 1995 Sail Number: USA 46269 LOA: 21.49 Country: USA IRC TCF: TBC

Caro Boat Name: Caro Boat Type: Botin IRC 65 Boat Owner: Maximilian Klink Builder: Knierim Yachtbau Yacht Club: Year Built: 2013 Sail Number: CAY 65 LOA: 20.00 Country: IRC TCF: TBC

Gryphon Boat Name: Gryphon Boat Type: ILC 40 mod Skipper: Theo Yon Builder: Robertson & Caine Yacht Club: HBYC Year Built: 1993 Sail Number: SA 4444 LOA: 13.02 Country: South Africa IRC TCF: TBC

South Africa’s oldest offshore race, the Mossel Bay Race, is under new management who are keen to put this race back on the map. This race is approved as a qualifying race i.t.o. amendement 3 to the Notice of Race: 5.1.4. Each boat, including her crew, must during the year of 2016 and by five

Mussulo 40 will be sailed by two veterans of the last Rio race, the skipper/owner Jose Guilherme Pereira Caldas and Leonardo Chicourel as crew. Jose was born in Angola, and has named all his boats Mussulo, an archipelago of islands south of Luanda the Angolan capital. Leonardo is Brazilian with many miles under his belt,

Vulcan was launched in 2007 to compete in the 2007 and 2008 Audi Med Cup Circuit. Built by King Marine and comes off the drawing board of Botin Carkeek, well known for their designs of the Volvo Ocean race boats such as Puma’s Ill Mostro and the New Zealand entry “Camper” and the vast majority

Following their success in the 2014 event, Dale Kushner and Ian Coward have confirmed their return for the 2017 event racing again Double handed and have officially submitted their entry. They will be teaming up again with Xtra-Link, a specialized communication company. sailing over the finish line is Rio de Jeneiro in the 2014 event.

A few New Race Documents have been uploded. See them under “Race Docs” Form2 – Communications Equipment Information Sheet Form3 – Crew List Form4 – Crew Competency Declaration form Keep an eye on the website for new Ammendments coming soon… Texel Ratings, IRC splits and more…

POTENTIAL ENTRIES 2017 Boats Persons 1 Voortrekker 2 2 Yes Girl (After You) – L41 UCT Team Mikhayla Bader 3 UCT Team 2 Chad Von Willingh 4 UCT Team 3 Edwin Mitchel 5 Catamaran Entry from Richards Bay Mike French 6 Thunderchild Rhett Goldswain 7 Beau Geste an 80ft Maxi Gavin Brady 8 Herman Schwarz

The 1st of January is the one year mark for all yacht with an IRC rating of 1.000 and above as well as all multihulls above the prescribed Texel rating. Click here for the One year to go press release. LET THE COUNT DOWN BEGIN!!!

the 26th December marks one year to the first start for all yacht with an IRC Rating of below 1.000 and all multihulls with prescribed Texel Rating. Click here for the press release

The 5th Entry is in… “Black Pearl” the Carkeek 47 that has been churning up the waters overseas making it’s debut it a number of iconic races including the Rolex middle sea Race. This hi-tech, all carbon, German Racer owned by Stefan Jentzsch will be making waves on the start line of the Cape To

The 4th entry into the Cape To Rio Race, a Simonis 35 from Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town. The yacht “Regardless” is a regular to the racing circuit taking part in bay races, medium distance and offshore events. (Regardless winning the 2014 Italian Ambassadors Pursuit Race) They will be entering the Monohull Racing Class

Our 3rd entry and first international entry, we welcome the Yacht Mercenario 4 to the Cape To Rio 2017 fleet. Haling from Buenos Aires, Argentina, this Soto 44 has been around the circuit for many years and doing considerably well overseas. It has participated in races such as the Rolex Cup Argentina and the O.R.C

The 2nd Entry for the Cape2Rio Race 2017 is the Yacht Sophie B, a Swan 411 owned by the Moultrie Brothers. This elegant yacht, moored at the Cape Grace in Cape Town, South Africa, will be competing in the IRC Monohull Class 2.