Transatlantic Cap Martinique

The Cap-Martinique An offshore was designed following the demand from many racers. It is open to fast sailboats measuring 30 to 40 feet (approximately 10 to 12 meters).
Boats must have a TCC coefficient of 0.977 to 1.081 in the IRC gauge.

The third edition from Cap-Martinique will depart on April 19, 2026 and will take place in a single stage, with a very simple course: start from the Trinite-sur-Mer On April 19, 2029, Porto Santo Island in the Madeira archipelago in Portugal left to starboard and arrived at Fort-de-France.

This race is open to solitaires to and at doublesAmateurs in particular, who have the necessary experience to cross the Atlantic by racing. Their boats and themselves must meet strict qualification and safety criteria. It should be noted that the weather in April is generally more benign and favorable for a crossing in this direction. The course, which requires passing near Madeira to prevent some from attempting the northern storms, will be technical, sporty, and as safe as possible.

Each boat must carry the colors of a cause of sustainable development or of societal development and thus provide them with significant visibility. Of course, the boats can also be sponsored by partners related or unrelated to these causes.

The emphasis is also placed on the friendliness with villages open to the public at start and finish, exceptional reception for supporters and runners in Martinique, the race must also be a great Sport and Adventure Festival The Breton and Martiniquan partners of Cap-Martinique do everything possible to make the memories unforgettable for the racers as well as for their loved ones. All-inclusive holiday packages with special rates on Corsair, the official partner... everything is arranged so that budgets are also friendly!

Finally, the logistics planned by the organizers allows competitors to send their boats by cargo and thus retrieve them from late June to participate in the famous summer regattas of 2026.

Friendliness, sportiness, safety, solidarity… La Cap-Martinique is all that!