Memories fade, but photos last forever.
After three weeks in Hawaii capturing the dramatic finishes of Transpac 2025, Sharon Green of Ultimate Sailing and her fearless team of photographers have unveiled the official Master Photo Gallery. From sunrise to sunset, from the first boats to the very last, they documented every unforgettable arrival with over 50,000 breathtaking images.
To celebrate, enjoy 25% off all downloads, prints, and products through September 30, 2025. Use code TP25 at checkout.
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A scoring adjustment has been made in Suntex Division 7 of the 2025 Transpac Race, involving the vessel Rahan, a Beneteau First 36 sailed double-handed by Charles-Etienne Devanneaux and Fred Courouble. Rahan was the first boat to finish in her division, and the first to finish of all Tuesday starters—a remarkable achievement for a double-handed team.
After the finish, a rating discrepancy that resulted from input errors was discovered. Once addressed, Rahan’s corrected time was adjusted to 08d 20:57:26, moving her into second place in the Division. All parties acknowledged the issue, and a revised scoring was released.
Doug & Jack Jorgensen’s J/111 Picosa, with a corrected time of 08d 19:53:50, was declared the winner of Suntex Division 7.
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Third and final trophy ceremony recognizes overall winners, special awards & more
The 2025 Transpacific Yacht Race celebrated its Final Awards Ceremony and Closing Party on Saturday, July 19, at the Kaneohe Yacht Club, in Kaneohe, Hawaii. The last of three gatherings honoring the skippers, crews and navigators who contested the 53rd edition of this storied ocean race, it was an opportunity for sailors and their families and friends to revel in the achievement of racing across the Pacific Ocean. Two previous ceremonies were held: one at Waikiki Yacht Club on Tuesday, July 15, and one at Hawaii Yacht Club on Thursday, July 17.
Awards for top division finishers, best overall elapsed and corrected, and other performances of distinction were announced, and a video recapping the race was shared.
Read moreLizzie Easter aboard Andreas produced the winning video for the 2025 Burla Media Trophy during the Transpac Race.
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Honoring the first of three rounds of trophy winners & celebrating Transpac's bright future
The Transpacific Yacht Race celebrated its first Trophy Ceremony for the 2025 edition of this biennial ocean race on Tuesday, July 15, at Waikiki Yacht Club, in Honolulu, Hawaii. Last night's celebration—the first of three ceremonies—welcomed an exuberant crowd of sailors, friends and family to honor the winners of four of the race’s 10 divisions, plus several other trophies.
Established in 1906 and organized by the Transpacific Yacht Club, the 2,225 nautical mile race from Los Angeles to Hawaii is widely considered one of yacht racing’s greatest offshore events.
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First woman skipper to win Transpac Race Overall
The (fiber)glass ceiling endured for 119 years.
On Sunday night at 2223, local time, skipper Alli Bell and the crew of her Cal 40 Restless took a winch handle to the notion that winning the Transpacific Yacht Race’s top corrected-time prize requires membership in an old-boys club or a mighty war chest. Bell’s Cal 40 crossed the race’s storied finish line off of Honolulu’s Diamond Head with an estimated corrected finish time of 8 days, 12 hours, 5 minutes and 49 seconds. Provisionally, this is the fastest time among the 53 boats, competing in 10 divisions, that began this year’s 2,225-nautical mile race in Los Angeles.
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