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B&G® announced as official electronics & technical support partner of Admiral's Cup and Fastnet Race

by RORC 4 Jul 16:45 BST 17 July - 1 August 2025
B&G® announced as official electronics & technical support partner of Admiral's Cup and Fastnet Race © RORC

B&G®, the world's leading sailing electronics manufacturer, today announced its support of the Royal Ocean Racing Club's Admiral's Cup and Rolex Fastnet Race 2025, delivering expert technical support and tailored on-site services throughout the event.

As part of this partnership, B&G will provide a fully equipped Technical Support Hub at Cowes Yacht Haven, manned by Navico Group technical dealers and aftersales staff. B&G will also award two exclusive cheque prizes - two £1,500 vouchers, both redeemable through authorized B&G technical dealers.

"We're proud to support the Admiral's Cup, a legendary event in the sailing world," said Gemma Davies, Director of Marketing, EMEA for Navico Group. "Our team is excited to provide competitors with the same cutting-edge technology and expert support that B&G is known for, helping them perform at their best on one of the sport's most iconic stages."

B&G® announced as official electronics & technical support partner of Admiral's Cup and Fastnet Race - photo © RORC
B&G® announced as official electronics & technical support partner of Admiral's Cup and Fastnet Race - photo © RORC

The Admiral's Cup 2025 schedule begins on Thursday 17 July with registration and measurement, followed by the AC25 Welcome Party at the RORC Cowes Clubhouse on Friday 18 July. Racing officially kicks off with the Channel Race on Saturday 19 July, followed by inshore racing from Tuesday 22 July to Thursday 24 July. The series concludes with the prestigious Rolex Fastnet Race, starting from the Royal Yacht Squadron Line on Saturday 26 July.

"We are delighted to have the support of B&G® as Official Electronics & Technical Support Partner," says Steve Cole - Race Director Admiral's Cup and Rolex Fastnet Race. "Support of this type plays a pivotal role in elevating top-class regattas - benefiting sailors, spectators, and organisers alike."

For more information on B&G and its cutting-edge sailing innovation for over 50 years, please visit: www.bandg.com

To follow both events, go to:- The Admiral's Cup: admiralscup.rorc.org and Rolex Fastnet Race: rolexfastnetrace.com

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