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Video preview of the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600

by RORC 23 Feb 01:18 PST From 23 February 2026
2026 RORC Caribbean 600 © RORC

The 17th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600 blazes into action from English Harbour, Antigua on Monday 23 February 2026, when a spectacular international fleet of 56 boats will line up for the start.

Five hundred sailors from every corner of the globe are ready to take on this challenging 600-nautical-mile offshore race through 11 stunning Caribbean islands - starting and finishing in Antigua.

The first start is scheduled for 1100 AST (1500 UTC) on Monday 23 February.

Race fans can stay up to date throughout the event via the official Race Website, Live Blog, and RORC social media channels. Follow the fleet in real time, watch the leaderboard evolve, and experience the drama of offshore racing as it unfolds across 600 miles of trade wind sailing.

The RORC Caribbean 600 promises to deliver thrilling racing from the first gun to the final finish.

For more information visit caribbean600.rorc.org

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