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Line Honours Winners

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Year Yacht Owner Designer Elapsed Time
1925 Jolie Brise Lt Cdr E. G. Martin Alexandre Pâris 6day 3h
1926 Hallowe'en Col J. F. N. Baxendale William Fife 3day 19h 5m
1927 La Goleta R. St.L. Beverley Alden
1928 Nina Paul Hammond & others Starling Burgess
1929 Jolie Brise Bobby Somerset Alexandre Pâris
1930 Jolie Brise Bobby Somerset Alexandre Pâris
1931 Patience H. E. West Charles Nicholson
1935 Kismet III - William Fife
1937 Bloodhound Isaac Bell Charles Nicholson
1947 Latifa Michael Mason William Fife
1949 Latifa Michael Mason William Fife
1953 Bloodhound Isaac Bell Charles Nicholson
1955 Mare Nostrum - Sparkman & Stephens
1979 Condor of Bermuda Bob Bell John Sharp
1981 Condor Bob Bell Ron Holland
1983 CONDOR Bob Bell Ron Holland
1985 Nirvana Marvin Green Dave Pedrick 2day 12h 34m
1989 Steinlager II Peter Blake Bruce Farr
1995 Nicorette (ex-Charles Jourdain) Ludde Ingvall Ribadeau-Dumas/Simonis Voogd
1999 RF Yachting Ross Field Bruce Farr 2day 5h 8m
2001 Stealth Gianni Agnelli Frers 2day 10h 58m
2003 Alfa Romeo – Shockwave Neville Chrichton Reichel/Pugh 2day 9h 2m 0s
2005 Maximus EBS Yachting Greg Elliott 2day 20h 2m 7s
2007 ICAP Leopard Mike Slade Bruce Farr 1day 20h 18m 53s
2009 ICAP Leopard Mike Slade Bruce Farr 2day 11h 9min 36s
2011 Banque Populaire V Banque Populaire VPLP 1day 8h 48m 46s

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