Giovanni Soldini’s Maserati Multi70 trimaran has switched oceans from the Atlantic to the Pacific after a successful passage through the Panama Canal and is now on route to San Francisco, California.
Giovanni Soldini’s Maserati Multi70 trimaran has switched oceans from the Atlantic to the Pacific after a successful passage through the Panama Canal and is now on route to San Francisco, California.
After an electrifying head-to-head of almost 34 hours with the trimaran Phaedo3, Maserati Multi70 was second across the finish-line in the RORC Caribbean 600 Race, just 13 minutes behind the American boat
Maserati Multi70, the state-of-the-art ocean racing trimaran skippered by Giovanni Soldini, has finished in second place in the RORC Caribbean 600 Race after a race-long high-speed match race with the American trimaran, Phaedo3.
Maserati Multi70 crossed the finish line at 9pm.33.55 local time in Antigua (2.33am in Italy) on Tuesday 21st February.
Giovanni Soldini’s crew aboard the Maserati Multi70 trimaran have staged an impressive comeback in their battle with the American MOD 70 Phaedo3 for the lead of the RORC Caribbean 600 Race.
After 24-hours of racing in the RORC Caribbean 600 Race the Maserati Multi70 trimaran skippered by Italian ocean racer Giovanni Soldini is locked in a fierce struggle for the lead with the race record holder Phaedo3.
Despite lighter winds on the second half of the RORC Caribbean 600 Race slowing the progress of Maserati Multi70 against the race leading American MOD 70, Phaedo3, the Italian boat remains within striking distance of the lead this morning.
Maserati Multi70 is in a fierce fight for the lead of the RORC Caribbean 600 Race with the American MOD 70 Phaedo3.
Maserati Multi70 crossed the start line at Fort Charlotte on the south side of the island at 11.40 local time (15.40 in Europe) in 10 knots of wind.
