Around the world sailing record#Single-handed

File:Record Jules Verne 26 01 2017 102.jpg, current outright record holder at 40 days, 23 hours, 30 minutes and 30 seconds.]]

The first around the world sailing record for circumnavigation of the world can be attributed to the surviving crew of Ferdinand Magellan's expedition, including the last captain Juan Sebastián Elcano who completed their journey in 1522.

Although not in a single voyage but Magellan was technically the first to circumnavigate the globe since he was killed in the Mactan Islands and while in the Kingdom of Portugal's service, Magellan had already reached the Malay Archipelago in Southeast Asia on previous voyages traveling east (from 1505 to 1511–1512). By visiting this area again but now traveling west, Magellan achieved a nearly complete personal circumnavigation of the globe for the first time in history.Miller, Gordon (2011). Voyages: To the New World and Beyond (1st ed.). University of Washington Press. p. 30. ISBN 978-0-295-99115-3.Dutch, Steve (21 May 1997). "Circumnavigations of the Globe to 1800". University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Archived from the original on 23 October 2014. Retrieved 11 October 2014.

The first solo record was set by Joshua Slocum in the Spray (1898).

The current record holders are IDEC 3, skippered by Francis Joyon in 40 days, 23 hours, 30 minutes and 30 seconds for a crewed journey, and François Gabart with Macif in 42 days, 16 hours, 40 minutes and 35 seconds for a solo journey.

Most races or solo attempts start from Europe. Due to the configuration of the continents, sailing around the world consists of sailing on the Southern Ocean around the Antarctica continent, passing south of Cape Horn, Cape of Good Hope and Cape Leeuwin. Since 1918 the Panama Canal is an option but the locks must be entered and exited using engine power. Large stretches of the canal can be crossed under sail power.

Sailing around the world can be done by two directions: eastward or westward. The dominant winds and currents (outside tropical areas) make the voyage eastwards on the Southern hemisphere faster, most skippers and yachts who race prefer this route. Today, the multihulls perform much better than monohulls and hold the best times. Leisure yacht skippers who prefer tropical seas more often go westward, using the trade winds (and the Panama Canal). The Jules Verne Trophy is awarded for the fastest qualifying circumnavigation, starting from an imaginary line between the Créac'h lighthouse on Ushant island, France, and the Lizard Lighthouse, UK.

The records are homologated by the World Sailing Speed Record Council (WSSRC).{{Cite web|url=http://www.sailspeedrecords.com/round-the-world-non-stop.html|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110927171730/http://www.sailspeedrecords.com/round-the-world-non-stop.html|url-status=dead|title=round the world records|archivedate=27 September 2011}} WSSRC rules state that qualifying round-the-world voyages must be at least 21,600 nmi long, calculated along the shortest possible track from the starting port and back that does not cross land and does not go below 63°S. The great-circle distance formulas are to be used, assuming that the great circle length is 21,600 nmi. It is allowed to have one single waypoint to lengthen the calculated track. The equator must be crossed.{{Cite web|url=https://www.sailspeedrecords.com/the-courses-offshore|title=The courses offshore|website=www.sailspeedrecords.com}} In reality, this means that the boat should pass a waypoint at or not far from the antipode of the starting port of the journey (the exact position depends on how short the shortest possible track is). For example, the Vendée Globe starts at 46°N 2°W, has a waypoint at 57°S 180°E, and barely makes the distance requirement. The participants don't have to go to the antipode at 46°S 178°E since the rounding of Africa gives extra distance.

Notable races

The most famous races around the world are:

The Vendée Globe, a non-stop solo race, currently run using the IMOCA 60 Class.
The Ocean Race, a stopping fully crewed race, currently using the Volvo Ocean 65 and IMOCA 60 class. Previously known as the Whitbread Round The World Race and the Volvo Ocean Race.
The Clipper Round the World Yacht Race, a stopping crewed race for amateur crews using the Clipper 70 Class.
The Golden Globe Race has returned since 2018 as a retro sailing race without the use of modern technology for navigation.

Former races including:

The Sunday Times Golden Globe Race, held in 1968-1969, the first round-the-world yacht race.
The BT Global Challenge, was a race held every four years and followed the westward route.
The Race, was a race held in 2000, involving multihulls.
The Oryx Quest, held in 2005, starting from Qatar.
The Velux 5 Oceans Race, a stopping solo race, currently run using the IMOCA 60 Class previously known as the BOC Challenge, later as Around Alone.
The Barcelona World Race, a non-stop two-handed race, currently run using the IMOCA 60 Class.

Notable solo achievements

From the first round-the-world yacht race (Sunday Times Golden Globe Race) in 1968, to November 2020, around 200 sailors tried their luck in a monohull and less than 100 managed to complete the course, mainly in the context of the Vendée Globe.{{citation needed|date=May 2022}}

Only 6 sailors achieved the Westward route facing the dominant winds and currents.{{citation needed|date=May 2022}}

Only 4 sailors managed to complete a round-the-world tour in a single-handed multihull without stopover and without assistance:

Francis Joyon (2004) 72 days, (2008) 57 days
Ellen MacArthur (2005) 71 days
Thomas Coville (2016) 49 days, (2011) 61 days, (2008) 59 days
Francois Gabart (2017) 42 days

Only 3 sailors have raced non-stop solo around the world in both directions. Mike Golding and Dee Caffari both set WSSRC Westbound world records using Global Challenge boats and also finishing the Eastbound Vendee Globe Race. In 2018 Jean-Luc Van Den Heede also managed this achievement.

Eastward route

=Crewed=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Year!! Time !! Boat name !! Type !! Crew no. !! Crew !! Context

2017 January

|40d 23h 30m 30s

|IDEC 3

|Trimaran

|Skipper - {{flagathlete|Francis Joyon|FRA}}|{{cite web |title=Joyon And His Men Shatter The Jules Verne Trophy Record |url=https://www.idecsport-sailing.com/2017/01/26/joyon-and-his-men-shatter-the-jules-verne-trophy-record/?lang=en |website=IDEC SPORT Sailing |access-date=29 September 2024 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171011072708/https://www.idecsport-sailing.com/2017/01/26/joyon-and-his-men-shatter-the-jules-verne-trophy-record/?lang=en |archive-date=11 October 2017 |date=26 Jan 2017 |url-status=dead}}
{{flagathlete|Sébastien Audigane|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Gwénolé Gahinet|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Alex Pella|SPA}}
{{flagathlete|Bernard Stamm|CH}}
{{flagathlete|Clément Surtel|FRA}}
Onshore Router - {{flagathlete|Marcel van Triest|NED}}

|attempt for the Jules Verne Trophy

2012 January

|45d 13h 42m 53s{{Cite web|url=https://www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr/|title=Accueil - Voile Banque Populaire|date=20 March 2023|website=www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr}}

|Banque Populaire V

|Trimaran

|14

|Skipper - {{flagathlete|Loick Peyron|FRA}}|{{Cite web|url=http://www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr/press/Maxi-Trimaran-Banque-Populaire-V/NEWS-FLASH-OF-ARRIVAL-the-Maxi-trimaran-Banque-Populaire-V-takes-possession-of-the-Jules-Verne-Trophy-7075.html|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120108075413/http://www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr/press/Maxi-Trimaran-Banque-Populaire-V/NEWS-FLASH-OF-ARRIVAL-the-Maxi-trimaran-Banque-Populaire-V-takes-possession-of-the-Jules-Verne-Trophy-7075.html|url-status=dead|title=Press Releases Maxi Trimaran Banque Populaire V|archivedate=8 January 2012}}
{{flagathlete|Thierry Chabagny|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Florent Chastel|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Thierry Duprey du Vorsent|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Kevin Escoffier|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Emmanuel Le Borgne|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Frédéric Le Peutrec|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Jean-Baptiste Le Vaillant|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Ronan Lucas|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Pierre-Yves Moreau|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Yvan Ravussin|SUI}}
{{flagathlete|Xavier Revil|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Brian Thompson|GBR}}
{{flagathlete|Juan Vila|ESP}}
Onshore Router - {{flagathlete|Marcel van Triest|NED}}

|attempt for the Jules Verne Trophy

2010 March

|48d 07h 44m 52s[http://www.cammas-groupama.com/en COURSE - Groupama dans la Volvo Ocean Race : Groupama sailing team] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100207192051/http://www.cammas-groupama.com/en |date=7 February 2010 }}

|Groupama 3

|Trimaran

|10 {{cite web |title=The crew on Groupama 3 |access-date=2010-03-21 |url=http://www.cammas-groupama.com/en/franck_cammas/equipe/equipage_g3/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100305172514/http://www.cammas-groupama.com/en/franck_cammas/equipe/equipage_g3/ |archive-date=5 March 2010 |df=dmy }}

|Skipper - {{flagathlete|Franck Cammas|FRA}}
Navigator - {{flagathlete|Stan Honey|USA}}
{{flagathlete|Fred Le Peutrec|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Stève Ravussin|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Lionel Lemonchois|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Thomas Coville|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Loïc Le Mignon|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Ronan Le Goff|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Bruno Jeanjean|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Jacques Caraës|FRA}}

|attempt for the Jules Verne Trophy

2005 March

|50d 16h 20m 04s{{Cite web|url=https://www.sailspeedrecords.com/content/view/73/30/|title=WSSR Newsletter No 129 Taipei to Hong Kong|website=www.sailspeedrecords.com}}

|Orange II

|Catamaran

|14

|Skipper - {{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}
Navigator - {{flagathlete|Roger Nilson|SWE}}
{{flagathlete|Lionel Lemonchois|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Philippe Péché|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Yann Elies|FRA}}
Ronan Le Goff
{{flagathlete|Sébastien Audigane|FRA}}
Jacques Caraes
Florent Chaste
{{flagathlete|Yves Le Blévec|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Jean-Baptiste Epron|FRA}}
Nicolas de Castro
Ludovic Aglao
{{flagathlete|Bernard Stamm|CH}}

|attempt for the Jules Verne Trophy

2004 April

|58d 09h 32m 45s

|Cheyenne

|Catamaran

|13{{Cite web|url=https://www.solarnavigator.net/steve_fossett.htm|title=Steve Fossett Cheyenne Catamaran and the Jules Verne Trophy Around the World in 58 Days 9 Hours|website=www.solarnavigator.net}}

|Skipper - {{flagathlete|Steve Fossett|USA}}
Navigator - {{flagathlete|Adrienne Cahalan|AUS}}
{{flagathlete|David Scully|USA}}
{{flagathlete|Brian Thompson|GBR}}
{{flagathlete|Jacques Vincent|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Guillermo Altadill|ESP}}
{{flagathlete|Mike Beasley|NZL}}
{{flagathlete|Fraser Brown|NZL}}
{{flagathlete|Mark Featherstone|GBR}}
{{flagathlete|Damian Foxall|IRL}}
{{flagathlete|Nick Leggatt|RSA}}
{{flagathlete| Justin Slattery|IRL}}
{{flagathlete|Paul Van Dyke|USA}}

2002 May

|64d 08h 37m 24s

|Orange

|Catamaran

|13

|Skipper - {{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Gilles Chiori|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Hervé Jan|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Nick Moloney|AUS}}
{{flagathlete|Yann Eliès|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Benoît Briand|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Sébastien Josse|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Ronan le Goff|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Jean Baptiste Epron|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Florent Chastel|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Vladimir Dzada-Lyndis|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Yves le Blévec|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Philippe Péché|FRA}}

|attempt for the Jules Verne Trophy

|1997 March

|71d 14h 18m 08s

|Sport-Elec

|Trimaran

| Skipper - {{flagathlete|Olivier de Kersauson|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Didier Gainette|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Hervé Jan|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Michel Bothuon|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Yves Pouillaude|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Thomas Coville|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Marc le Fur|FRA}}

|attempt for the Jules Verne Trophy

1994 January

|74d 22h 17m 22s

|Enza

|Catamaran

|Co Skipper - {{flagathlete|Peter Blake|NZL}}
Co Skipper - {{flagathlete|Knox-Johnston|GBR}}
{{flagathlete|Paul Standbridge|GBR}}
David Alan-Williams
Donald Whright
{{flagathlete|Ed Dandy|GBR}}

|attempt for the Jules Verne Trophy

1993 January

|79d 06h 15m 56s

|Commodore Explorer

|Catamaran

|Skipper - {{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Olivier Despaignes|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Marc Vallin|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Jack Vincent|FRA}}
{{flagathlete|Cam Lewis|USA}}

|attempt for the Jules Verne Trophy

=Single-handed=

==Multihulls==

class="wikitable sortable"

! Year !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type !! Note

2017

|42d 16h 40m 35s

|{{flagathlete|François Gabart|FRA}}

|Macif

|Trimaran 100 ft

|Arrived on 17 December 2017, non-stop.

Also the second fastest outright circumnavigation time.

2016

|49d 3h 7m 38s

|{{flagathlete|Thomas Coville|FRA}}

|Sodebo Ultim (formerly Geronimo)

|Trimaran 102 ft

|Arrived on 25 December 2016, non-stop.

Also the sixth fastest outright circumnavigation time.

2008

|57d 13h 34m 06s

|{{flagathlete|Francis Joyon|FRA}}

|IDEC 2

|Trimaran 97 ft

|Arrived on 19 January 2008, non-stop.

2005

|71d 14h 18m 33s

|{{flagathlete|Ellen MacArthur|UK}}

|B&Q/Castorama

|Trimaran 75 ft

|Arrived on 8 February, non-stop.

2004

|72d 22h 54m 22s

|{{flagathlete|Francis Joyon|FRA}}

|IDEC (formerly Poulain)

|Trimaran

|Non-stop

1989

|125d

|{{flagathlete|Olivier de Kersauson|FRA}}

|Un autre regard (formerly Poulain)

|Trimaran

|Two stops

1988

|129d 19h 17m

|{{flagathlete|Philippe Monnet|FRA}}

|Kriter brut de brut

|Trimaran

|Two stops

1973

|169d

|{{flagathlete|Alain Colas|FRA}}

|Manureva (formerly Pen Duick IV)

|Trimaran

|One stop

==Monohulls==

class="wikitable sortable"

! Year!! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type !! Context

2025 (January)

|64d 19h 22m 49s

|{{flagathlete|Charlie Dalin|FRA}}

|MACIF Santé Prévoyance

|IMOCA 60

|During 2024-2025 Vendee Globe, non-stop and no assistance

2017 (January)

|74d 3h 35m{{cite web|title=Vendée Globe 2016-2017 Ranking and Race Data|url=https://www.vendeeglobe.org/en/ranking-and-race-data|accessdate=8 May 2018}}

|{{flagathlete|Armel Le Cléac'h|FRA}}

|Banque Populaire VIII

|IMOCA 60

|During 2016-2017 Vendée Globe, non-stop and no assistance

2017 (January)

|74d 19h 35m{{Cite web|url=https://www.alexthomsonracing.com/|title=Alex Thomson Racing}}

|{{flagathlete|Alex Thomson|GBR}}

|HUGO BOSS

|IMOCA 60

|During 2016-2017 Vendée Globe, non-stop and no assistance

2013 (January)

|78d 2h 16m{{Cite web|url=https://www.vendeeglobe.org/en/news/13563/final-leaderboard-of-the-2012-2013-vendee-globe|title=News - Final leaderboard of the 2012-2013 Vendée Globe - Vendée Globe - En|website=www.vendeeglobe.org}}

|{{flagathlete|François Gabart|FRA}}

|MACIF

|IMOCA 60

|During 2012-2013 Vendée Globe, non-stop and no assistance

2009 (January)

|84d 3h 09m

|{{flagathlete|Michel Desjoyeaux|FRA}}

|Foncia

|IMOCA 60

|During 2008-2009 Vendée Globe, non-stop and no assistance

2005 (Feb)

|87d 10h 45m 55s

|{{flagathlete|Vincent Riou|FRA}}

|PRB (2)

|IMOCA 60

|During 2004-2005 Vendée Globe, non-stop and no assistance

2001 (Feb)

| 93d 3h 57m 32s

|{{flagathlete|Michel Desjoyeaux|FRA}}

|PRB (2)

|IMOCA 60

|During 2000-2001 Vendée Globe, non-stop and no assistance

1997

|105d 20h 31m 23s

|{{flagathlete|Christophe Auguin|FRA}}

|Geodis

|IMOCA 60

|During 1996-1997 Vendée Globe, non-stop and no assistance

1990

|109d 08h 48' 50"

|{{flagathlete|Titouan Lamazou|FRA}}

|Ecureuil d'Aquitaine II

|Monohull

|During 1989-1990 Vendée Globe, non-stop and no assistance

1986

|150d 1h 6m

|{{flagathlete|Dodge Morgan|USA}}

|American Promise

|Monohull

|12 November 1985 – 11 April 1986, non-stop Swift, E. M. [https://web.archive.org/web/20100910014021/http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1064751/index.htm "Feat Of Global Dimensions: Dodge Morgan sailed his 60-foot cutter, American Promise, around the world non-stop in a record-shattering 150 days"], Sports Illustrated, 21 April 1986. Accessed 19 September 2010.

1985

|236d 10h 45m

|{{flagathlete|Peter Freeman|CAN}}

|Laiviņa

|Monohull

|3 November 1984 – 27 June 1985 non-stop. Santa Barbara to Santa Barbara, CA, USA. Guinness record. Times Colonist – 15 July 1985 "Solo sailor steps ashore after global record feat" Total voyage: Victoria to Victoria, BC, Canada. 14 October, 1984 – 14 July 1985. {{cite web|title=Cape Horn Birthday: Record-Breaking Solo Non-Stop Circumnavigation, Seaworthy Publications Inc., Melbourne, Florida|url=https://seaworthy.com/product/cape-horn-birthday-record-breaking-solo-non-stop-circumnavigation-soft-cover/|website=Seaworthy.com|date=17 May 2018|accessdate=14 April 2025}}

1982

|419d 22h 10m

|{{flagathlete|Jon Sanders|AUS}}

|Perie Banou

|Monohull

|The first single-handed sailor to remain continuously at sea twice around the world west to east via Southern Ocean{{cite web|title=Jon Sanders Completes Tenth Circumnavigation|url=http://www.mysailing.com.au/cruising/jon-sanders-completes-tenth-circumnavigation-of-the-world|website=Mysailing.com|date=21 December 2017|accessdate=22 December 2017}}

1969

|313d

|{{flagathlete|Sir Robin Knox-Johnston|GBR}}

|Suhaili

|Monohull

|Attempt at Sunday Times Golden Globe Race.

Achieved first non-stop single handed circumnavigation.

1967

|226d

|{{flagathlete|Sir Francis Chichester|GBR}}

|Gipsy Moth IV

|Monohull

|Solo attempt. One Stop in Sydney. Second person to achieve a true circumnavigation of the world solo, after Joshua Slocum.

=Non-stop Longest Distance Sailed=

Recognised by the Guinness Book of Records

class="wikitable sortable"

! Year!! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type !! Context !! Ref.

1988

657d 21h 18m

|{{flagathlete|Jon Sanders|AUS}}

|Parry Endeavour

Monohull

|Triple non-stop solo circumnavigation, longest distance sailed non-stop by any vessel (71,023 nautical miles)

|{{cite book|title=Guinnness World Records|date=2018|url=http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/products/books/guinness-world-records-2018-edition/|accessdate=31 December 2017}}{{cite web|title=Project Endeavour: John Sanders' Triple circumnavigation|url=http://john.curtin.edu.au/endeavour/circumnavigation.html|accessdate=25 December 2017}}

=Singlehanded Female=

class="wikitable sortable" ! Date !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht !! Type !! Note !! Ref.
2005-02-08	{{0}}71d 14h 18m 33s	{{flagathlete\|Ellen MacArthur\|GBR}}	B&Q/Castorama	75 ft Trimaran		{{Cite web\|url=https://sailspeedrecords.com/offshore\|title = Historical list of Passage Records}}
2000	{{0}}94d 04h 25m	{{flagathlete\|Ellen MacArthur\|GBR}}	Kingfisher	60 ft Monohull IMOCA 60	set doing the 2000–2001 Vendée Globe Race
1996	140d 04h 38m	{{flagathlete\|Catherine Chabaud\|FRA}}	Whirlpool-Europe 2	60 ft Monohull IMOCA 60	set doing the 1996–1997 Vendée Globe Race	{{Cite web\|url=https://www.vendeeglobe.org/en/news/19250/girl-power-time-for-a-girrrrrrrl-imoca\|title = News - Girl Power. Time for a Girrrrrrrl Imoca - Vendée Globe - en}}
1995	285d 26m 27s	{{flagathlete\|Lisa Clayton\|GBR}}	Spirit/Birmingham	38 ft Monohull		{{Cite web\|url=https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motion/10279\|title=Lisa Clayton and the Spirit of Birmingham – Early Day Motions – UK Parliament}}

The following voyages were pioneers and not officially recognized by the WSSRC.

Ten women have completed the Vendee Globe two of these broke the outright record and more recently the establishment of a monohull record.
In 1978 {{flagathlete|Naomi James|NZL}} sailed solo round the world in 272d on Express Crusader (formerly Spirit of Cutty Sark) a 53 ft Monohull Van der Stadt design Gallant 53.{{cite web |title=The forgotten Dame who sailed round the world |website=Independent |date=12 February 2005 |url=https://www.independent.co.uk/news/the-forgotten-dame-who-sailed-round-the-world-1530210.html}}
In 1978 {{flagathlete|Krystyna Chojnowska-Liskiewicz|POL}} became the first women to sail around the world in 401-day voyage 1978http://www.solarnavigator.net/dame_naomi_james.htm#:~:text=In%20context? In context.

=Singlehanded Female Monohull=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Date !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht !! Type !! Note !! Ref.

2025-01-25

{{0}}76d 01h 36m 52s

Teamwork.net

IMOCA 60

set doing the 2024–2025 Vendée Globe Race

| {{Cite web|url=https://www.vendeeglobe.org/en/article/justine-mettraux-8th-first-international-first-woman#:~:text=Swiss%20skipper%20Justine%20Mettraux%20crossed,top%20international%20skipper%20to%20finish.|title=News - ustine Mettraux, 8th, first international, first woman - Vendée Globe - En|website=www.vendeeglobe.org|access-date=2025-03-05}}

Westward route

This route is the more demanding one, as it faces the dominant winds and currents. There are fewer attempts and records.

=Outright Crewed=

As of February 2010, no record has been homologated.

=Outright Single-handed=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Year!! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type !! Note

2004

|122d 14h 03m 49s

|{{flagathlete|Jean-Luc Van Den Heede|FRA}}

|Adrien

|Monohull

|Solo attempt non-stop. Arrived 19 March.

2000

|151d 19h 54m

|{{flagathlete|Philippe Monnet|FRA}}

|Uunet

|Monohull

|Solo attempt non-stop. Arrived 9 June.

1994

|167d 7h 42m 54s

|{{flagathlete|Mike Golding|GBR}}

|Group 4

|Monohull

|Fastest westward journey

style="background:#EFEFEF"

|1987

|257d 21h 18m

|{{flagathlete|Jon Sanders|AUS}}

|Parry Endeavour

|Monohull

|Triple non-stop solo circumnavigation, 1st and 3rd circumnavigations were westwards

1971

|292d

|{{flagathlete|Chay Blyth|GBR}}

|British Steel

|Monohull

|Started 18 October 1970, arrived 6 August 1971

1898

|1160d

|{{flagathlete|Joshua Slocum|USA}}

|Spray

|Monohull

|First solo circumnavigation; started 24 April 1895, arrived 27 June 1898

=Female Non-stop Single-handed=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Year!! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type !! Note !! Ref.

2006

178d 17h 55m 42s

Aviva

Challenge 72

Later also completed an Eastabout solo circumnavigation

| {{cite web |date=17 May 2006 |title=Aviva Challenge: Caffari triumphs as first woman to complete solo non-stop round-the-world voyage against prevailing winds and currents |website=aviva |url=https://www.aviva.com/newsroom/news-releases/2006/05/aviva-challenge-caffari-triumphs-as-first-woman-to-complete-solo-non-stop-round-the-world-voyage-against-prevailing-winds-and-currents-2617/ |access-date=2021-08-01}}{{cite web |date=2019 |title=WSSRC Ratified World Passage Records |website=World Sailing Speed Record Council |url=https://www.sailspeedrecords.com/ratified-passage |access-date=2021-08-01}}

Passage records

=Multihull=

class="wikitable alternance sortable" style="font-size:85%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Equator

!Good Hope

!Cape

Agulhas

!Cape

Leeuwin

!Tasmania

!Anti

meridian

!Cape Horn

!Equator

!Ushant

Franck Cammas

|2021

|5 d 13 h 14 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|11 d 09 h 53 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|11 d 14 h 03 '

Thomas Coville

|2020

|5 d 09 h 50 '

|12 d 02 h 05 '

|12 d 03 h 45 '

Yann Guichard

|2019

|bgcolor=ffffbf|4 d 19 h 57 '

|12 d 13 h 08 '

|12 d 14 h 58 '

Francis Joyon

|2016

|5 d 18 h 59 '

|12 d 19 h 28 '

|12 d 21 h 22 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|17 d 06 h 59 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|18 d 18 h 31 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|20 d 07 h 04 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|26 d 15 h 45 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|35 d 04 h 09 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|40 d 23 h 30 '

Loïck Peyron

|2011

|5 d 14 h 55 '

|11 d 21 h 48 '

|11 d 23 h 49 '

|17 d 23 h 57 '

|20 d 07 h 11 '

|22 d 11 h 34 '

|30 d 22 h 19 '

|38 d 02 h 46 '

|45 d 13 h 42 '

Yann Guichard

|2015

|4 d 21 h 29 '

|11 d 22 h 04 '

|12 d 00 h 02 '

|18 d 11 h 25 '

|20 d 04 h 37 '

|22 d 07 h 43 '

|30 d 04 h 07 '

|39 d 13 h 31 '

|47 d 10 h 59 '

Francis Joyon

|2015

|5 d 05 h 01 '

|13 d 05 h 11 '

|13 d 09 h 15 '

|18 d 20 h 37 '

|20 d 08 h 18 '

|22 d 09 h 48 '

|31 d 01 h 47 '

|40 d 14 h 53 '

|47 d 14 h 47 '

Franck Cammas

|2009

|5 d 15 h 23 '

|14 d 13 h 31 '

|14 d 15 h 48 '

|21 d 14 h 22 '

|22 d 20 h 27 '

|25 d 07 h 36 '

|32 d 04 h 34 '

|41 d 21 h 09 '

|48 d 07 h 44 '

Bruno Peyron

|2005

|7 d 02 h 56 '

|14 d 05 h 21 '

|14 d 08 h 19 '

|21 d 13 h

|23 d 19 h 23 '

|25 d 21 h 33 '

|32 d 13 h 29 '

|40 d 19 h 05 '

|50 d 16 h 20 '

Steve Fossett

|2004

|8 d 06 h 28 '

|17 d 23 h 29 '

|25 d 14 h 08 '

|30 d 22 h 47 '

|39 d 16 h 16 '

|50 d 03 h 03 '

|58 d 09 h 32 '

O. de Kersauson

|2003

|6 d 11 h 26 '

|16 d 14 h 35 '

|26 d 04 h 53 '

|31 d 22 h 53 '

|41 d 16 h 27 '

|53 d 09 h 37 '

|68 d 01 h 58 '{{cite web|title=Trophée Jules-Verne - Tentative d'Olivier de Kersauson / Geronimo - 2003|url=http://www.fralo.info/jvdiv/suivi1jvodk03.html|website=www.fralo.info|access-date=2016-12-17}}.

Bruno Peyron

|2002

|7 d 22 h

|18 d 18 h 40 '

|29 d 07 h 22 '

|34 d 09 h 20 '

|42 d 02 h 52 '

|53 d 04 h 49 '

|64 d 08 h 37 '

class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:100%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Ushant

Equator

!Equator

Good Hope

!Good Hope

Leeuwin

!Leeuwin

Cape Horn

!Cape Horn

Equator

!Equator

Ushant

Franck Cammas

|2021

|5 d 13 h 14 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|5 d 20 h 39 '

Thomas Coville

|2020

|5 d 09 h 50 '

|6 d 16 h 15 '

Yann Guichard

|2015

|bgcolor=ffffbf|4 d 19 h 57 '

|7 d 17 h 11 '

Francis Joyon

|2016

|5 d 18 h 59 '

|7 d 00 h 29 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|4 d 11 h 31 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|9 d 08 h 46 '

|8 d 12 h 24 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|5 d 19 h 21 '

Loïck Peyron

|2011

|5 d 14 h 55 '

|6 d 06 h 53 '

|6 d 02 h 09 '

|12 d 22 h 22 '

|7 d 04 h 27 '

|7 d 10 h 58 '

Yann Guichard

|2015

|4 d 21 h 29 '

|7 d 00 h 35 '

|6 d 13 h 21 '

|12 d 06 h 03 '

|9 d 09 h 24 '

|7 d 21 h 28 '

Francis Joyon

|2015

|5 d 05 h 01 '

|8 d 04 h 10 '

|5 d 15 h 26 '

|12 d 05 h 10 '

|9 d 13 h 06 '

|6 d 23 h 56 '

Franck Cammas

|2009

|5 d 15 h 23 '

|7 d 02 h 23 '

|7 d 00 h 51 '

|10 d 14 h 12 '

|9 d 16 h 35 '

|6 d 10 h 44 '

Bruno Peyron

|2005

|7 d 02 h 56 '

|7 d 05 h 23 '

|7 d 07 h 39 '

|12 d 00 h 29 '

|8 d 05 h 36 '

|9 d 21 h 15 '

Steve Fossett

|2004

|8 d 06 h 28 '

|9 d 17 h 01 '

|7 d 14 h 39 '

|14 d 02 h 08 '

|10 d 10 h 47 '

|8 d 06 h 29 '

O. de Kersauson

|2003

|6 d 11 h 26 '

|10 d 03 h 09 '

|9 d 09 h 18 '

|15 d 11 h 34 '

|11 d 17 h 10 '

|14 d 15 h 21 '

Bruno Peyron

|2002

|7 d 22 h 00 '

|10 d 20 h 40 '

|12 d 19 h 30 '

|10 d 12 h 42 '

|11 d 01 h 57 '

|11 d 03 h 48 '

class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:100%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Good Hope

Cape Horn

!Equator

Equator

!Equator

Cape Horn

!Cape Horn

Ushant

!Indian Ocean

WSSRC

!Pacific Ocean

WSSRC

Francis Joyon

|2016

|bgcolor=ffffbf|13 d 20 h 13 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|29 d 09 h 10 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|20 d 20 h 46 '

|14 d 07 h 45 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|5 d 21 h 09 '

|7 d 21 h 14 '

Loïck Peyron

|2011

|19 d 00 h 31 '

|32 d 11 h 51 '

|25 d 07 h 23 '

|14 d 15 h 25 '

|8 d 07 h 23 '

|10 d 15 h 07 '

Yann Guichard

|2015

|18 d 06 h 03 '

|34 d 08 h 02 '

|25 d 06 h 38 '

|17 d 06 h 54 '

|8 d 04 h 45 '

|9 d 23 h 30 '

Francis Joyon

|2015

|17 d 20 h 36 '

|35 d 13 h 52 '

|26 d 00 h 46 '

|16 d 13 h 02 '

|7 d 00 h 00 '

|10 d 23 h 10 '

Franck Cammas

|2009

|17 d 15 h 03 '

|36 d 02 h 03 '

|26 d 09 h 27 '

|16 d 03 h 19 '

|8 d 17 h 39 '

|8 d 18 h 41 '

Bruno Peyron

|2005

|18 d 08 h 08 '

|33 d 16 h 06 '

|25 d 03 h 35 '

|18 d 02 h 39 '

|9 d 11 h 04 '

|8 d 18 h 08 '

Steve Fossett

|2004

|21 d 16 h 47 '

|41 d 20 h 35 '

|31 d 09 h 48 '

|18 d 17 h 16 '

O. de Kersauson

|2003

|25 d 01 h 52 '

|46 d 22 h 11 '

|35 d 05 h 01 '

|16 d 07 h 31 '

Bruno Peyron

|2002

|23 d 08 h 12 '

|45 d 06 h 49 '

|34 d 04 h 52 '

|22 d 05 h 45 '

=Multihull (singlehanded)=

class="wikitable alternance sortable" style="font-size:85%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Equator

!Good Hope

!Cape

Agulhas

!Cape

Leeuwin

!Tasmania

!Anti

meridian

!Cape Horn

!Equator

!Ushant

Charles Caudrelier

|2024

|06 d 07 h 41 '

|12 d 01 h 02 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|18 d 05 h 43 '

François Gabart

|2017

|5 d 20 h 45 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|11 d 20 h 10 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|11 d 22 h 20 '

|19 d 14 h 10 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|21 d 12 h 00 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|23 d 05 h 08 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|29 d 03 h 15 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|36 d 01 h 30 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|42 d 16 h 40 '

Thomas Coville

|2016

|bgcolor=ccaabf|5 d 17 h 15 '

|14 d 04 h 44 '

|21 d 03 h 09 '

|22 d 17 h 01 '

|24 d 15 h 05 '

|31 d 11 h 30 '

|41 d 14 h 53 '

|49 d 03 h 07 '

Francis Joyon

|2007

|6 d 16 h 58 '

|15 d 07 h 16 '

|22 d 15 h 28 '

|24 d 19 h 19 '

|27 d 07 h

|35 d 12 h 36 '

|48 d 02 h 18 '

|57 d 13 h 34 '

Ellen MacArthur

|2004

|8 d 18 h 20 '

|18 d 18 h 20 '

|29 d 14 h 25 '

|32 d 19 h 57 '

|44 d 23 h 36 '

|60 d 13 h

|71 d 14 h 18 '

class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:100%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Ushant

Equator

!Equator

Good Hope

!Good Hope

Leeuwin

!Leeuwin

Cape Horn

!Cape Horn

Equator

!Equator

Ushant

Charles Caudrelier

|2024

|{{0}}6 j {{0}}7 h 41 min

|bgcolor=ffffbf|{{0}}5 d 17 h 21 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|{{0}}6 d 04 h 41 '

François Gabart

|2017

|{{0}}5 d 20 h 45 '

|{{0}}5 d 23 h 25 '

|{{0}}7 d 18 h

|bgcolor=ccaabf|{{0}}9 d 13 h 05 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|{{0}}6 d 22 h 15 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|{{0}}6 d 15 h 10 '

Thomas Coville

|2016

|bgcolor=ccaabf|{{0}}5 d 17 h 15 '

|{{0}}8 d 11 h 29 '

|{{0}}6 d 22 h 25 '

|10 d 08 h 21 '

|10 d 03 h 23 '

|{{0}}7 d 12 h 14 '

Francis Joyon

|2007

|{{0}}6 d 16 h 58 '

|{{0}}8 d 14 h 18 '

|{{0}}7 d {{0}}8 h 11 '

|12 d 21 h 08 '

|12 d 13 h 42 '

|{{0}}9 d 11 h 16 '

Ellen MacArthur

|2004

|{{0}}8 d 18 h 20 '

|10 d 00 h 00 '

|10 d 19 h 05 '

|18 d 04 h 20 '

|15 d 13 h 24 '

|11 d 01 h 18 '

class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:100%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Good Hope

Cape Horn

!Equator

Equator

!Equator

Cape Horn

!Cape Horn

Ushant

!Indian Ocean

WSSRC

!Pacific Ocean

WSSRC

François Gabart

|2017

|17 d 07 h 05 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|30 d 04 h 45 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|23 d 06 h 30 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|13 d 13 h 25 '

|{{0}}9 d 13 h 40 '

|bgcolor=ffffbf|{{0}}7 d 15 h 15 '

Thomas Coville

|2016

|bgcolor=ccaabf|17 d 06 h 46 '

|35 d 21 h 38 '

|25 d 18 h 15 '

|17 d 15 h 37 '

|bgcolor=ccaabf|{{0}}8 d 12 h 19 '

|{{0}}8 d 18 h 28 '

Francis Joyon

|2007

|20 d 05 h 20 '

|41 d 09 h 14 '

|28 d 19 h 38 '

|22 d 00 h 58 '

|{{0}}9 d 12 h 03 '

|10 d 14 h 30 '

Ellen MacArthur

|2004

|26 d 05 h 16 '

|52 d 18 h 40 '

|36 d 05 h 16 '

|26 d 14 h 42 '

|14 d 01 h 37 '

|12 d 13 h 39 '

=Monohull (singlehanded)=

Vendée Globe Singlehanded IMOCA

class="wikitable alternance sortable" style="font-size:100%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Equator

!Good Hope

!Cape

Agulhas

!Cape

Leeuwin

!Tasmania

!Anti

meridian

!Cape Horn

!Equator

!Ushant

Armel Le Cléac'h

|2017

|9 d 09 h 56 '

|18 d 03 h 30 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|28 d 20 h 12 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|32 d 00 h 13 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|47 d 00 h 32 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|61 d 12 h 21 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|74 d 03 h 36 '

François Gabart

|2013

|11 d 00 h 20 '

|23 d 03 h 43 '

|34 d 10 h 23 '

|37 d 18 h 56 '

|52 d 06 h 18 '

|66 d 01 h 39 '

|78 d 02 h 16 '

Michel Desjoyeaux

|2009

|13 d 15 h 41 '

|27 d 00 h 34 '

|37 d 07 h 23 '

|43 d 23 h 33 '

|56 d 15 h 08 '

|71 d 17 h 12 '

|84 d 03 h 09 '

Vincent Riou{{citation|url=http://www.yachtsandyachting.com/news/145075/Michel-Desjoyeaux-wins|date=2009-02-01|title=Michel Desjoyeaux wins}}

|2005

|10 d 12 h 13 '

|24 d 02 h 18 '

|36 d 11 h 48 '

|56 d 17 h 13 '

|72 d 13 h 58 '

|87 d 10 h 47 '

class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:100%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Ushant

Equator

!Equator

Good Hope

!Good Hope

Leeuwin

!Leeuwin

Cape Horn

!Cape Horn

Equator

!Equator

Ushant

Armel Le Cléac'h

|2017

|9 d 09 h 56 '

|8 d 17 h 34 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|10 d 16 h 42 '

|18 d 04 h 20 '

|14 d 11 h 49 '

|12 d 15 h 15 '

François Gabart

|2013

|11 d 00 h 20 '

|12 d 03 h 23 '

|11 d 06 h 40 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|17 d 17 h 55 '

|13 d 19 h 21 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|12 d 00 h 37 '

Michel Desjoyeaux

|2009

|13 d 15 h 41 '

|13 d 08 h 53 '

|10 d 06 h 49 '

|19 d 07 h 45 '

|15 d 02 h 04 '

|12 d 09 h 57 '

Vincent Riou

|2005

|10 d 12 h 13 '

|13 d 14 h 05 '

|12 d 07 h 30 '

|20 d 05 h 25 '

|15 d 20 h 11 '

|14 d 20 h 49 '

class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:100%"

!Skipper

!Year

!Good Hope

Cape Horn

!Equator

Equator

!Equator

Cape Horn

!Cape Horn

Ushant

!Indian Ocean

WSSRC

!Pacific Ocean

WSSRC

Armel Le Cléac'h

|2017

|bgcolor=5588bf|28 d 21 h 02 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|52 d 02 h 25 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|37 d 14 h 36 '

|27 d 03 h 04 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|13 d 17 h 29 '

|15 d 00 h 19 '

François Gabart

|2013

|29 d 02 h 35 '

|55 d 01 h 19 '

|41 d 05 h 19 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|25 d 20 h 37 '

|14 d 10 h 20 '

|bgcolor=5588bf|14 d 11 h 56 '

Michel Desjoyeaux

|2009

|29 d 15 h 42 '

|58 d 01 h 31 '

|42 d 23 h 43 '

|17 d 12 h 01 '

Vincent Riou

|2005

|32 d 14 h 55 '

|62 d 01 h 45 '

|46 d 05 h 00 '

|17 d 12 h 01 '

|19 d 17 h 34 '

Intermediate records

The rules for intermediate records are set by the WSSRC.

Equator to Equator
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
South Atlantic Ocean

=From Equator to Equator=

From the Atlantic Ocean: Equator => Cape Agulhas (South Africa) => Around Antarctica => Cape Horn => Equator

class="wikitable sortable"

! Date !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type!! Crew

2017

|style="background:#ffffbf;"|29 j 09 h 10 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC sport

|multihull

|Crewed

2011

|32 j 11 h 51 min

|Loïck Peyron

|Banque Populaire V

|multihull

|Crewed

2005

|33 j 16 h 06 min

|Bruno Peyron

|Orange II

|multihull

|Crewed

2015

|34 j 08 h 02 min

|Yann Guichard

|Maxi Spindrift 2

|multihull

|Crewed

2016

|35 j 13 h 52 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC sport

|multihull

|Crewed

2010

|36 j 02 h 03 min

|Franck Cammas

|Groupama 3

|multihull

|Crewed

2017

|style="background:#ffffbf;"|30 j 04 h 45 min

|François Gabart

|Macif

|multihull

|Singlehanded

2016

|35 j 21 h 38 min

|Thomas Coville

|Sodebo Ultim

|multihull

|Singlehanded

2008

|41 j 09 h 14 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC

|multihull

|Singlehanded

2005

|52 j 18 h 40 min

|Ellen MacArthur

|B&Q/Castorama

|multihull

|Singlehanded

2017

|style="background:#ffffbf;"|52 j 02 h 25 min

|Armel Le Cléac’h

|Banque populaire

|Monohull

|Singlehanded

2013

|55 j 01 h 19 min

|François Gabart

|Macif

|Monohull

|Singlehanded

=Indian Ocean=

from Cape Agulhas, South Africa (longitude 20°E) to Tasmania south point, (longitude : 146°49'E)

class="wikitable sortable"

! Date !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type!! Crew

2017

|style="background:#ffffbf;"|{{0}}5 j 21 h 09 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC sport

|Multihull

|Crewed

2015

|{{0}}7 j 00 h 00 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC sport

|Multihull

|Crewed

2015

|{{0}}8 j 04 h 45 min

|Yann Guichard

|Maxi Spindrift 2

|Multihull

|Crewed

2011

|{{0}}8 j 07 h 23 min

|Loïck Peyron

|Banque Populaire V

|Multihull

|Crewed

2010

|{{0}}8 j 17 h 39 min

|Franck Cammas

|Groupama 3

|Multihull

|Crewed

2005

|{{0}}9 j 11 h 04 min

|Bruno Peyron

|Orange II

|Multihull

|Crewed

2016

|style="background:#ffffbf;"|{{0}}8 j 12 h 19 min

|Thomas Coville

|Sodebo Ultim

|Multihull

|Single-handed

2007

|{{0}}9 j 12 h 03 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC

|Multihull

|Single-handed

2005

|14 j 01 h 37 min

|Ellen MacArthur

|B&Q/Castorama

|Multihull

|Single-handed

2016

|style="background:#ffffbf;"|13 j 17 h 29 min

|Armel Le Cléac'h

|Banque populaire VIII

|Monohull

|Single-handed

2012

|14 j 19 h 20 min

|Armel Le Cléac’h

|Banque populaire

|Monohull

|Single-handed

=Pacific Ocean=

Tasmania south point, (longitude : 146°49'E) to Cape Horn (longitude 67°16'W)

class="wikitable sortable"

! Date !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type!! Crew

2017

|style="background:#ffffbf;"|{{0}}7 j 21 h 14 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC sport

|Multihull

|Crewed

2005

|{{0}}8 j 18 h 08 min

|Bruno Peyron

|Orange II

|Multihull

|Crewed

2010

|{{0}}8 j 18 h 41 min

|Franck Cammas

|Groupama 3

|Multihull

|Crewed

2015

|{{0}}9 j 23 h 30 min

|Yann Guichard

|Maxi Spindrift 2

|Multihull

|Crewed

2011

|10 j 15 h 07 min

|Loïck Peyron

|Banque Populaire V

|Multihull

|Crewed

2015

|10 j 23 h 10 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC sport

|Multihull

|Crewed

2017

|style="background:#ffffbf;"|7 j 15 h 15 min

|François Gabart

|Macif

|Multihull

|Single-handed

2016

|{{0}}8 j 18 h 28 min

|Thomas Coville

|Sodebo Ultim

|Multihull

|Single-handed

2007

|10 j 14 h 30 min

|Francis Joyon

|IDEC

|Multihull

|Single-handed

2004

|12 j 13 h 39 min

|Ellen MacArthur

|B&Q/Castorama

|Multihull

|Single-handed

2016

|15 j 00 h 19 min

|Armel Le Cléac'h

|Banque populaire VIII

|Monohull

|Single-handed

2013

|14 j 11 h 56 min

|François Gabart

|Macif

|Monohull

|Single-handed

=South Atlantic Ocean=

From Cape Horn (longitude 67°16'W) to Cape Agulhas, South Africa (longitude 20°E)

class="wikitable sortable"

! Date !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht !! Type !! Crew

17 March 2005

|11d 10h 22m 13s

|{{flagathlete|Tony Bullimore|UK}}

|Doha

|Multihull

|Crewed

=From Jules Verne Trophy starting line (Ushant) to Equator (out of WSSRC rule)=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Date !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type!! Crew

27 November 2011

|5d 14h 55m{{Cite web|url=http://www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr/Maxi-Trimaran-Banque-Populaire-V/Un-record-de-plus-pour-Loick-Peyron-et-les-13-equipiers-du-Maxi-5767.html#suite|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20111130032203/http://www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr/Maxi-Trimaran-Banque-Populaire-V/Un-record-de-plus-pour-Loick-Peyron-et-les-13-equipiers-du-Maxi-5767.html#suite|url-status=dead|title=Banque populaire website|archivedate=30 November 2011}}

|{{flagathlete|Loïck Peyron|FRA}}

|Banque Populaire V

|Multihull

|Crewed

11 November 2009

|5d 15h 23m[http://www.cammas-groupama.com/fr/courses/trophee_jules_verne/actus_2009/actu_jules_verne_21.jsp Franck Cammas website] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100210015529/http://www.cammas-groupama.com/fr/courses/trophee_jules_verne/actus_2009/actu_jules_verne_21.jsp |date=10 February 2010 }}

|{{flagathlete|Franck Cammas|FRA}}

|Groupama 3

|Multihull

|Crewed

6 February 2010

|5d 19h 07m[http://www.cammas-groupama.com/fr/courses/trophee_jules_verne/actus_2009/actu_jules_verne_75.jsp Franck Cammas website] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100209232728/http://www.cammas-groupama.com/fr/courses/trophee_jules_verne/actus_2009/actu_jules_verne_75.jsp |date=9 February 2010 }}

|{{flagathlete|Franck Cammas|FRA}}

|Groupama 3

|Multihull

|Crewed

30 January 2008

|6d 6h 24m[http://www.cammas-groupama.com/fr/courses/trophee_jules_verne/actus/actu_jules_verne_36.jsp Franck Cammas website]{{dead link|date=October 2016 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

|{{flagathlete|Franck Cammas|FRA}}

|Groupama 3

|Multihull

|Crewed

style="background:#EFEFEF"

|2003

|6d 11h 26m

|{{flagathlete|Olivier de Kersauson|FRA}}

|Geronimo

|Multihull

|Crewed

30 November 2007

|6d 16h 58m{{Cite web|url=http://www.trimaran-idec.com/actualite_article.asp?id=31|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110717101058/http://www.trimaran-idec.com/actualite_article.asp?id=31|url-status=dead|title=Trimaran Idec website|archivedate=17 July 2011}}

|{{flagathlete|Francis Joyon|FRA}}

|IDEC 2

|Multihull

|Single-handed

31 January 2005

|7d 02h 56m

|{{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}

|Orange II

|Multihull

|Crewed

=From Equator to Cape of Good Hope (out of WSSRC rules)=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Date !! Time!! Skipper !! Yacht!! Type!! Crew

4 December 2011

|6d 06h 53m{{Cite web|url=http://www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr/Maxi-Trimaran-Banque-Populaire-V/Jour-12-Le-Maxi-Banque-Populaire-V-pulverise-le-temps-de-reference-a-Bonne-Esperance-5978.html#suite|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20111205203130/http://www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr/Maxi-Trimaran-Banque-Populaire-V/Jour-12-Le-Maxi-Banque-Populaire-V-pulverise-le-temps-de-reference-a-Bonne-Esperance-5978.html#suite|url-status=dead|title=Equator-cape of Good Hope, by Banque Populaire V|archivedate=5 December 2011}}

|{{flagathlete|Loïck Peyron|FRA}}

|Banque Populaire V

|Multihull

|Crewed. Also beats the record Ushant - Cape of Good Hope in 11d 21h and 48m

6 February 2008

|7d 02h 23m{{cite web |title=Groupama et Franck Cammas 20 ans d'histoire (1997-2017) |website=Le Groupe Groupama |language=fr |url=http://www.cammas-groupama.com }}

|{{flagathlete|Franck Cammas|FRA}}

|Groupama 3

|Multihull

|Crewed

7 February 2005

|7d 05h 23m[http://www.cammas-groupama.com/fr/courses/trophee_jules_verne/actus_2009/actu_jules_verne_75.jsp Reference times of Orange II] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100209232728/http://www.cammas-groupama.com/fr/courses/trophee_jules_verne/actus_2009/actu_jules_verne_75.jsp |date=9 February 2010 }}

|{{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}

|Orange II

|Multihull

|Crewed

15 February 2010

|8d 20h 40m{{r|Groupama3}}

|{{flagathlete|Franck Cammas|FRA}}

|Multihull

|Crewed

=From Cape Horn to Equator (out of WSSRC rules)=

From the cape Horn, cutting the longitude 67°16'W, up to the Equator

class="wikitable s [http://www.voile.banquepopulaire.fr/ Retrouvez toute l'actualité de l'univers Voile de Banque Populaireortable]"

! Date !! Time !! Skipper !! Yacht !! Type !! Crew

30 December 2011

|07d 5h and 0m [http://www.fralo.info/jv03.html Jules Verne intermediate records]

|{{flagathlete|Loïck Peyron|FRA}}

|Banque Populaire V

|Multihull

|Crewed

26 February 2005

|08d 5h and 36m

|{{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}

|Orange II

|Multihull

|Crewed

2004

|10d 10h and 47m

|{{flagathlete|Steve Fossett|USA}}

|Cheyenne

|Multihull

|Crewed

2002

|11d 1h and 57m

|{{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}

|Orange

|Multihull

|Crewed

2004

|12d 10h and 25m

|{{flagathlete|Olivier de Kersauson|FRA}}

|Geronimo

|Multihull

|Crewed

=From Equator to Jules Verne Trophy finishing line (Ushant) (out of WSSRC rules)=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Date !! Time !! Skipper !! Yacht !! Type !! Crew

2010

|06d 10h and 44m

|{{flagathlete|Franck Cammas|FRA}}

|Groupama 3

|Multihull

|Crewed

2004

|08d 6h and 42m

|{{flagathlete|Steve Fossett|USA}}

|Cheyenne

|Multihull

|Crewed

2004

|09d 11h and 7m

|{{flagathlete|Olivier de Kersauson|FRA}}

|Geronimo

|Multihull

|Crewed

2005

|09d 11h and 15m

|{{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}

|Orange II

|Multihull

|Crewed

2002

|11d 3h and 48m

|{{flagathlete|Bruno Peyron|FRA}}

|Orange

|Multihull

|Crewed

Notes and references

Category:Sailing records

Around the world sailing record#Single-handed

Notable races

Notable solo achievements

Eastward route

=Crewed=

=Single-handed=

==Multihulls==

==Monohulls==

=Non-stop Longest Distance Sailed=

=Singlehanded Female=

=Singlehanded Female Monohull=

Westward route

=Outright Crewed=

=Outright Single-handed=

=Female Non-stop Single-handed=

Passage records

=Multihull=

=Multihull (singlehanded)=

=Monohull (singlehanded)=

Intermediate records

=From Equator to Equator=

=Indian Ocean=

=Pacific Ocean=

=South Atlantic Ocean=

=From Jules Verne Trophy starting line (Ushant) to Equator (out of WSSRC rule)=

=From Equator to Cape of Good Hope (out of WSSRC rules)=

=From Cape Horn to Equator (out of WSSRC rules)=

=From Equator to Jules Verne Trophy finishing line (Ushant) (out of WSSRC rules)=

See also

Notes and references