Adrian Stead
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Boat profile
CARO
CAY52 BOTIN 52 Custom (21) WB TCC 1.415
Race performance
Results
Finishing positions and corrected times across this boat's divisions and classes.
| Finish Place Place | Division | Class | Finish Time | Elapsed | Corrected | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8th | Admiral's Cup | AC Class 1 |
Boat information
Details
Key ownership, design, dimensions and rating information.
Race crew
Meet the crew
Only crew members who have chosen to appear publicly are shown here.14 people are registered on board.
7
crew shown
Celia Willison
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Christian Kamp
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James Paterson
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Jules Salter
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Justin Ferris
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Ryan Godfrey
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CARO gives Beau Geste the following time
3m 36s
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Previous races
Latest Results
Results from this boat's previous races, with its latest finish shown first.
5
races shown
| Date | Race | Finish | Division | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rolex Fastnet Race | 12 place | IRC | Admirals Cup 1 | |
| Channel Race (R6 Cowes Offshore Racing Series) | 8 place | IRC | Admirals Cup 1 | |
| Rolex Middle Sea Race 2023 | 
3rd |
IRC | IRC Zero | |
| Rolex Middle Sea Race 2023 | 
1st |
IRC | IRC Class 2 | |
| Rolex Fastnet Race |
1st |
IRC | IRC Zero |
Race entry
Class assignments
The divisions, classes and ratings in which this boat is competing.
1assigned
Admiral's Cup
AC Class 1
Rating
1.415
Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
Caro
On board Max Klink’s Botin 52 Caro, overall winner of the 2023 Rolex Fastnet Race, are three round the world winning sailors; Jules Salter, Ryan Godfrey and Justin Ferris. Adrian Stead has won just about every 600-mile classic and the Admiral’s Cup with the Australian team in 2003. Trimmer Johno Swain has four round the world races to his name. Kiwi Scott Beavis has competed in two round the world races.
Callisto
Aboard James Murray’s GP 42 Callisto is an elite line up of international talent. Kiwi Dean Barker helmed Team New Zealand to America’s Cup victory in 2000 and has since competed offshore and across the TP52 and RC44 circuits. Mike Sanderson, past Rolex World Sailor of the Year, famously skippered ABN AMRO One to victory in the 2005–06 Volvo Ocean Race and was part of the Dutch team that won the Admiral’s Cup in 1999. James Dagg, also from New Zealand, was part of Team NZ’s 1995 and 2000 America’s Cup wins and brings extensive experience from the TP52 and Maxi circuits. Navigator Ian Moore lives on the Isle of Wight; he is a veteran of two Volvo Ocean Races, including victory with Illbruck Challenge. Moore is a highly sought-after navigator with expert knowledge of the race area for the Admiral’s Cup. Italy’s Pierluigi de Felice brings America’s Cup pedigree from Luna Rossa and Oracle, while Briton Nic Asher, a double 470 World Champion, is a seasoned TP52 and RC44 competitor.