Facts and statistics

33 hours, 29 minutes and 28 seconds - Jason Carroll, MOD 70 Argo (USA)

40 hours, 17 minutes and 50 seconds - Mitch Booth, Comanche (CAY) - Monohull

47 hours, 55 minutes and 3 seconds – George David, Rambler (USA)

64 hours, 49 minutes and 57 seconds – Robert McNeil, Zephyrus IV (USA)

72 hours, 50 minutes and 42 seconds – Giorgio Benvenuti, Riviera di Rimini (ITA)

79 hours, 20 minutes and 57 seconds – Bill Whitehouse-Vaux, Mistress Quickly (BER)

86 hours, 46 minutes and 33 seconds – Warren Brown, War Baby (BER)

129 hours, 16 minutes and 22 seconds – Cornelis (Kees) Bruynzeel, Stormvogel (NED)

146 hours, 09 minutes and 45 seconds – Cornelis (Kees) Bruynzeel, Stormvogel (NED)

First race in 1968: won overall by the smallest entry - John Ripard Sr's Swan 36 Josian (MLT)
The race was not held between 1983 and 1996
The race course ran clockwise from 1968 until 1978
The largest fleet: 130 yachts in 2018
The smallest fleet: 8 yachts in 1968
The largest yacht: ClubSwan 125 Skorpios (140 ft/43m)
Most Overall Wins: 3 - Nello Mazzaferro’s Nita IV (ITA) 1978/79/80
Most Monohull Line Honours: 5 - George David’s Rambler (88) (USA) 2015/16/17/18/19
Treble Winners (Overall, Line Honours, Race Record):
1. 2000 Robert McNeil’s Zephyrus IV (USA)
2. 2007 George David’s Rambler (90) (USA)
3. 2021 Mitch Booth & Commanche (CAY)
Most races: Arthur Podesta, 35 (1968-2014)
Largest Overall Winner: 2021 Mitch Booth’s Commanche (CAY) 100 ft/ 30.5m
Smallest Overall Winner: 1983 Cino Ricci’s Comet (ITA) 30 ft/9.1m
Overall Winning Countries: Italy 17; Malta 9; USA, France 4; Germany, UK 2; Austria, Cayman Islands, Greece, South Africa, Russia 1
Fewest ever finishers: