Three superb results for YCM
The Swan Tuscany Challenge, fifth stage in the Nations League 2025 by ClubSwan Racing, drew to a close in Marina di Scarlino. For five days, Tuscany hosted 25 teams representing 12 nations putting on a show where strategy, talent and a competitive spirit were expressed at the highest level.
Admiral’s Cup 2025: Yacht Club de Monaco celebrates historic victory
Two months after its resounding victory in the Admiral’s Cup, Yacht Club de Monaco welcomed the arrival of the Cup to the clubhouse at an official presentation attended by YCM President HSH Prince Albert II, the skippers, YCM Vice-President Pierre Casiraghi and Peter Harrison, and crew members from Jolt 6 and Jolt 3. This symbolic reception marks the Principality’s entry into an exclusive circle of clubs that have won this legendary competition, often referred to as ocean racing’s Davis Cup.
Terrible Joy competes with promising young team
The international Cape 31 fleet were in Palma for Round 5 of a season that just keeps on racking up the tension. Teams were tested to the nth degree by varied conditions during eight hard-fought races in this demanding yet spectacular format.
Paul Cayard clinches Star World Champion title at Split
It was the most spectacular of finales at the Star World Championship 2025 held 6-13 September in Split (Croatia). After six intense races, YCM member Paul Cayard sailing with German Frithjof Kleen claimed the world title in a contest that went down to the wire in the last race.
Yacht Club de Monaco members stand tall in Porto Cervo
The 35th Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup, organised by Yacht Club Costa Smeralda in Porto Cervo saw challenging conditions that produced a week of intense competition with some top-level duels between rivals. In this prestigious context, Yacht Club de Monaco members pinned down some excellent performances.
Podium finishes for YCM members
The 17th Monaco Classic Week-La Belle Classe again confirmed Yacht Club de Monaco’s pivotal role as the cradle of classic yachting. Between century-old sailing yachts, period motor yachts, vintage powerboats and the Dinghy 12’ class, Club members flew the Principality’s flag high at this unique event dedicated to maritime sailing heritage.
The YCM celebrates the heritage of yachting by opening Monaco Classic Week
In line with its mission to preserve and pass on the heritage of yachting, the Yacht Club de Monaco is launching the 17th Monaco Classic Week. This unique event is bringing together an impressive fleet of over 150 vessels, including traditional sailing yachts, vintage motor yachts and 70 classic powerboats, including fifty Rivas and 25 of the Dinghy 12’ class. Open to the public until Saturday, the quays will showcase more than a century of living maritime heritage.
17th Monaco Classic Week gets underway
Launched in 1994, Monaco Classic Week remains one of the few in the world able to bring together classic sailing yachts, period motor-yachts, vintage powerboats and classic Dinghy 12’ Class boats in one place. Today until tomorrow, a veritable flotilla will fill the YCM Marina with a fleet of 150 boats displayed along the quays open to the public, showcasing over a century of living maritime heritage. Races start tomorrow at 2.00pm.
Yacht Club de Monaco podium finishes at Vele d’Epoca di Imperia
For the final test run before Monaco Classic Week-La Belle Classe, the Vele d’Epoca d’Imperia provided a beautiful setting for classic sailing boats from all over the Mediterranean. Yacht Club de Monaco members were there, battling it out in the vanguard.
Everything to play for
Malizia-Seaexplorer, the IMOCA skippered by Boris Herrmann from Yacht Club de Monaco, has just finished Leg 4 of The Ocean Race Europe 2025 from Nice to Genoa in 6th place. After 2 days 22 hours 10 minutes 42 seconds at sea, the crew crossed the finish line in the bay of Genoa on Wednesday 3 September.