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The current record for the fastest solo non-stop circumnavigation is held by Frenchman François Gabart with a time of 42 days 16h 40' 3` set in 2017 aboard the 30m trimaran Ultim MACIF
© Jean-Marie LIOT / ALEA / MACIF
The International Association of Cape Horners launch multi-crew circumnavigators register
The International Association of Cape Horners (IACH), has published its multi-crew circumnavigation register to compliment a similar register for solo circumnavigations published in 2020.