Transat Café L’OR

Article
Conrad Colman completes the Transat Café L’Or with rookie co-skipper
Kiwi skipper finishes a bruising Atlantic crossing with first-time sailor Mathieu Blanchard after 19 days at sea.

Article
Transat Café L’Or 2025: Class winners crowned across the Atlantic
The world’s longest double-handed transatlantic race crowns champions in the Ultim, Ocean Fifty, and IMOCA fleets -with Class40 still charging west.

Article
Viabilis Oceans claims Ocean Fifty victory in Transat Café L’Or 2025
French duo Baptiste Hulin and Thomas Rouxel pull off a dramatic comeback to win in Fort-de-France.
Meta description: Baptiste Hulin and Thomas Rouxel...

Article
Sodebo Ultim 3 claims second in Transat Café L’Or
Coville and Schwartz take a hard-earned podium in Fort-de-France

Article
SVR Lazartigue surges toward victory as Transat Café L’Or nears its climax
As the Ultims close on Martinique, the Ocean Fifty and IMOCA battles tighten — and Kiwi sailor Conrad Colman keeps MSIG Europe pressing west under sol...

Article
RDT Logistic – Forvis Mazars retires from the Trans-Atlantic Transat Cafe LOR
Damage forces Renaud and Gilles to divert to Portugal after strong early showing

Article
Transat Café L’OR 2025: High speed, high drama as leaders push for the Caribbean
As the fleet nears Fort-de-France, the race tightens across all classes, with Kiwi skipper Conrad Colman holding firm in IMOCA.

Article
Transat Café L’OR: max power across the Atlantic
With the Atlantic trade winds now fully established, the fleet of the Transat Café L’OR is at full throttle. From the flying ULTIMs to the compact Cla...

Article
Transact Café L’OR Course shortened as ULTIMs chase grouped finish
Race leaders hold steady as organisers trim the route to Fort-de-France

Article
Transat Café L’OR 2025 daily update: Back on course after the storm (02 Nov 2025)
After a forced pause in Galicia, the Class 40 fleet is racing south again, joining the IMOCA, Ocean Fifty and ULTIM divisions already deep into the At...

Article
Transat Café L’OR 2025 – The first person 7 days
After a storm-tossed start, the world’s toughest double-handed transatlantic race has settled into rhythm — but fortune still favours the bold.

Article
Conrad Colman battles back: breakdowns, and endurance in the Transat Café L’Or – and its only ...
With broken autopilots, torn sails, and a new endurance athlete at his side, Kiwi skipper Conrad Colman is fighting back in the Transat Café L’Or — an...

Article
The story of the Transat Café L’OR
From a 1993 coffee-route challenge to the 2025 four-class ocean odyssey, the Transat Café L’OR has grown into sailing’s most inclusive and forward-thi...













