The 603 sea mile voyage of the Rolex Fastnet Race has historical significance and it is very exciting, it is stabbing voyage of every self-respecting sailing enthusiasts. Yacht race sets the starting point of the Royal Yacht Squadron of the Cowes in The Isle of Wight, and it will cross the famous landmarks of the English Channel, including the Needles, Portland Bill, The Start Point, The Lizard and Land 's End, and then cross the open Channel of The Isle of Wight, and the symbolic corner - The coast of southern Ireland (Isle of Wight), The corner is a symbol of the schedule midway Point, and the fleet since then embarked on a long return period, to tje End goal - Plymouth harbor.

Rolex Fastnet Race is a real worldwide event, and the boats and the crews usually come from five continents. In the 7 Olympic events sponsored by the Rolex, there produced five different nationality monohull finish champion (line honours), the names of the four countries were engraved to award to the Rolex Fastnet Challenge Trophy, among which it is appropriate including the iconic twist - Ireland, the country that the Fastnet reef located, as well as the French, with the largest overseas participants in the squad. Back in the tournament history, from Australia (Ragamuffin, 1971), Brazil (Saga, 1973), and include the 11 American boats with double-time champions Dorade (1931 & 33 years), they have won a championship.

In 2014, Royal sailboat competition passed with the merger with the Royal Corinthian which Club, and further consolidate its position in sports. With the move, it not only expanded its membership, and in its famous sailing competition starting point of the test established a permanent club, also to expand its sphere of influence. Having 90 years of glorious history, with about 4000 members from 54 different countries, and activities worldwide, the royal sailboat competition will be a truly international yacht club. If you are intersted in the rolex yachtmaster replica, you can click on it to find more info about the Rolex watches.