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2025 Admirals Cup: How to follow the inshore racing

by RORC Press 21 Jul 11:12 PDT 17 July - 1 August 2025
2025 Admirals Cup Inshore Racing © James Tomlinson / RORC

When: The Admiral's Cup Inshore Racing is scheduled to start on Tuesday 22 July with three days of racing concluding on Thursday 24 July. The intention is two races every day.

Where: Inshore racing will take place in either the Solent or Christchurch Bay, depending on weather conditions each day.

Who: Separate starts for both classes - close boat-to-boat action in the combat zone!

Tracking: Track the fleet via TracTrac

Live results here

Highlights Video action and social media updates:

Note: Start of inshore racing for Tuesday 22 July - 1100 BST START - Racing in the Solent

2025 Admirals Cup Inshore Racing - photo © RORC
2025 Admirals Cup Inshore Racing - photo © RORC

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