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Giovanni Soldini and his crew set sail yesterday from Porto Lotti in La Spezia. “In the next weeks we will be in Northern Europe looking for records!”, said Soldini.

Aboard the trimaran with him are Vittorio Bissaro, Carlos Hernandez Robayna, Oliver Herrera Perez, Matteo Soldini and Martina Soldini.

e il suo equipaggio sono partiti ieri da Porto Lotti a La Spezia. “Nelle prossime settimane saremo in Nord Europa a caccia di record!”, spiega Soldini.

A bordo con lui, Vittorio Bissaro, Carlos Hernandez Robayna, Oliver Herrera Perez, Matteo Soldini e Martina Soldini.

Giovanni Soldini and his crew set sail yesterday from Porto Lotti in La Spezia. “In the next weeks we will be in Northern Europe looking for records!”, said Soldini.

Aboard the trimaran with him are Vittorio Bissaro, Carlos Hernandez Robayna, Oliver Herrera Perez, Matteo Soldini and Martina Soldini.

Giovanni Soldini and Maserati Multi 70’s Team arrived in Porto Cervo at 9:09 38” on March 21st, setting a new Monaco to Porto Cervo multihull record, sailing 195 miles in 7 hours, 50 minutes and 44 seconds. The Italian crew’s record is only 2 minutes and 47 seconds better than the one set by MOD70 Phaedo3 in 2016 with Brian Thompson (7 hours, 53 minutes and 31 seconds and an average speed of 24,71 knots).

We set sail last night with quite severe conditions. In front of Montecarlo there were 25 knots of southwesterly wind, 3 miles after the starting line they became 30/32 knots, then they gradually became 45.

Giovanni Soldini and Maserati Multi 70’s Team are forced to give up the Monaco to Porto Cervo record attempt. Soldini said: «As soon as we set sail from Monaco, a rudder unhooked with 45 knots of wind and big waves. With these conditions it’s too dangerous to put the rudder back into place. We will evaluate whether it’s better to go back to La Spezia or to stop somewhere in between. We will try again as soon as possible!»

Giovanni Soldini and Maserati Multi 70’s Team are ready to attempt the 195-mile-long Monaco to Porto Cervo multihull record. On their way to Monte Carlo, the Team is monitoring the weather models to identify the best window frame to set sail: the time of departure, planned for Saturday, March 13^th in the evening, depends on the wind conditions.

Giovanni Soldini and Maserati Multi 70’s Team just set a new record on the 48-mile-long Monaco-Saint Tropez route: 2 hours, 25 minutes and 44 seconds. The Team set sail last night from La Spezia for a tour of tests and trainings in the Mediterranean, they arrived in Monaco this morning and decided to attempt to improve the time on the route to Saint Tropez, even though the weather conditions weren’t perfect.

After being in the shipyard for almost four months, Maserati Multi 70‘s Team set sail tonight from La Spezia, to start a 500-mile-long tour of trainings and tests in the Mediterranean Sea.

Giovanni Soldini and Maserati Multi 70 conquered Line Honours of the 41^st edition of the Rolex Middle Sea Race: at 20.41 31” on Monday October 19^th local time (18.41 31” UTC), they crossed the finish line off Valletta, Malta, with an elapsed time of 2 days, 8 hours, 31 minutes and 31 seconds. The MOD 70 Mana, Maserati Multi 70’s twin, also with an Italian flag, arrived at 20.56 35” local time (18.56 35” UTC), 15 minutes after Soldini’s trimaran.

MOD 70 Mana arrives 15 minutes later.

Soldini’s Team completes the regatta in 2 days, 8 hours, 26 minutes and 27 seconds.