THE ULTIMATE RACING MACHINE
OUR MAXI TRIMARAN IDEC SPORT

The IDEC SPORT Maxi Trimaran is widely known within the industry for breaking records, often referred to as the ‘fastest boat in the world’, this boat is an ocean racing machine. It is the current holder of the Jules Verne Trophy with Francis Joyon (2017), and 3 times winner of the Route du Rhum.
These giant multihulls are unique in their construction with only a handful existing globally. Often used for offshore record-breaking attempts or bespoke offshore racing circuits, they are considered some of the most elite performance boats in the world.
“We are so grateful to our partners IDEC for trusting us with the legacy of this incredible boat. We very much look forward to continuing to build on IDEC SPORT’s reputation as a record-breaking boat.”
Alexia Barrier, Skipper
“IDEC SPORT is an iconic boat, and with a boat so rich in history comes both the opportunity but also the pre-conditioned expectation to continue its extraordinary legacy. This is more motivating for the team than anything else as we look to enter it into the history books once more.”
Jonny Malbon, Team Director
Boats specs
Length Overall (LOA)
31.5 meters (103 feet)
Beam (Width)
22.5 meters (74 feet)
Weight (Displacement)
Approximately 15 tons
Mast Height
33.5 meters (110 feet)
Draft (Keel Depth)
5.5 meters (18 feet)
Sail Area (Upwind)
400 m² (4,305 ft²)
Sail Area (Downwind)
678 m² (7,300 ft²)
Hull Material
Carbon-Nomex sandwich for lightweight strength and
durability
Crew Capacity
Typically 6 sailors for record attempts, though it can be sailed by a smaller crew
Top Speed
Can exceed 40 knots (74 km/h or 46 mph) in ideal conditions

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