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American Argo Takes RORC Transatlantic Race Multihull Line Honours in Grenada

14th January 2024
Jason Carroll's MOD70 Argo (USA) sailed across the Atlantic in six days, ten hours, 34 minutes and 30 seconds for a RORC Transatlantic Race Multihull Line Honours victory
Jason Carroll's MOD70 Argo (USA) sailed across the Atlantic in six days, ten hours, 34 minutes and 30 seconds for a RORC Transatlantic Race Multihull Line Honours victory Credit: Robert Hajduk

Jason Carroll’s MOD70 Argo (USA) crossed the finish line outside Port Louis Marina, Grenada, on Saturday, 13th January 2024, at 22:34:30 UTC to take Multihull Line Honours in the 10th edition of the RORC Transatlantic Race in an elapsed time of 06d 10h 34m 30s.

The Argo crew pictured below before starting were: Jason Carroll, Chad Corning, Pete Cumming, Charlie Ogletree, Alister Richardson and Brian Thompson.

Team Argo - Race crew and shore team dockside before the start at Marina Lanzarote, with José Juan Calero, CEO of Calero Marinas Photo: Robert Hajduk/RORCTeam Argo - Race crew and shore team dockside before the start at Marina Lanzarote, with José Juan Calero, CEO of Calero Marinas Photo: Robert Hajduk/RORC

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Published in RORC Transatlantic

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