A Solo Sailor Prepares to Race a 32-Meter Ultim Trimaran

I introduce the demands of racing a 32-meter Ultim trimaran alone in a transatlantic race, from managing speed and safety to living aboard. I also describe the physical workload, my racing background, and my ambitions for the future.

- The boat and race: trimaran dimensions, sailing speed, and the challenge of handling a powerful vessel solo
- Life and safety aboard: navigation equipment, the anti-capsize system, short sleep periods, and energy demands
- Experience and goals: two round-the-world races, 20 years of racing, and an ambition to race around the world in 2028

For viewers interested in offshore sailing or the realities of solo racing, this offers an overview of its operational and personal demands. It does not provide a step-by-step sailing or safety guide; use it to identify the topics to investigate further before considering solo offshore sailing.