110' OCEAN RACING CATAMARAN
Speed · Seamanship · Sophistication
She was one of the fastest racing sailboats ever built. Now Team Adventure is being reimagined as the world's most extraordinary sailing yacht.
The Yacht
Under the guidance of renowned naval architect Eric Goffrier, Team Adventure is being transformed from a bare-bones ocean racer into a carbon composite superyacht of breathtaking elegance — without sacrificing the speed and seaworthiness that made her legendary.
T.E. Goffrier Design / nano-banana AI
Deck Plans


The Experience
Four facets of a single day at sea on Team Adventure. Sail her at speeds other charter yachts can only watch. Dive from her trampoline into untouched water. Dine on a chef-prepared menu under the stars. Reach destinations slower boats simply can't.
The Opportunity
We are seeking six visionary partners to share in the rebirth of Team Adventure. This is more than an investment — it's ownership of a living legend and a gateway to experiences that money alone cannot buy.
The global yacht charter market is forecast to reach $9.7 billion in 2026 and grow to over $18 billion by 2034 at an 8% annual rate. The high-end sailing-yacht segment — 100′+ crewed catamarans and monohulls — is the fastest-growing slice of that market, with weekly charter rates of $60K–$100K+ in the Caribbean and Mediterranean and routine 90% occupancy in peak seasons.
Within this market, Team Adventure occupies a category of one: no other charter sailing yacht in the world combines a 30+ knot cruising capability with luxury accommodation for twelve guests. That uniqueness positions her to charter at €100–120K per week in the Mediterranean and Caribbean — at or above the top of the global charter rate band. Frederica Findlater — Partner and Head of Charter Management at Burgess, whose portfolio includes single bookings of €11M and charters as long as three months — joins the team to advise on positioning and to introduce Team Adventure to the highest end of the global charter market. Industry estimates compiled from Burgess, ICOMIA, SuperYacht Times, and Fortune Business Insights, 2025.
The refit will be executed by Fast Forward Composites in Bristol, Rhode Island — renowned builders of high-performance racing catamarans and precision carbon structures. With Burgess Yachts, one of the world's premier yacht brokerage houses, positioning Team Adventure in the charter market, the project is forecast to achieve strong charter demand at €100–120K per week in the Mediterranean and Caribbean circuits.
Each partner receives two weeks of exclusive annual access aboard the yacht — valued at approximately $250K per year — in addition to their share of charter revenue. The full investment summary, proforma projections, and partnership terms are available upon request.
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The Legend
In 2001, Team Adventure joined the most ambitious ocean race ever conceived — The Race, a no-limits, non-stop circumnavigation of the globe. No rules on size. No rules on technology. Just the fastest boats on earth against the most powerful oceans.
Built as a 110-foot carbon composite catamaran, Team Adventure was engineered for one purpose: pure, unrelenting speed on open ocean. With a crew of 14 sleeping in shifts for 75 days straight, she charged across the Atlantic, through the Southern Ocean, and around Cape Horn at speeds that conventional yachts could only dream of — routinely hitting 40 knots and touching 50.
The world watched. In France alone, 85% of the public followed the race daily on radio and television. A million people filled Barcelona's waterfront for the start. When the fleet returned to Marseille, 100,000 people lined the harbor for a parade that rivaled a national celebration.
ABC News embedded journalists Bob Woodruff and Andrew Morse aboard Team Adventure for Peter Jennings' World News Tonight, bringing the raw intensity of ocean racing into American living rooms. ABC Nightline dedicated a full hour to the crew on August 14, 2001, after Team Adventure broke her bow in a dramatic transatlantic record attempt.
This was not just a race. It was a moment in sailing history. And Team Adventure was at its heart.
© Jacques Vapillon / The Race 2001
The Race · 2001
“We were out there on the edge of the earth, in seas so big they swallowed the horizon. Fourteen people on a carbon rocket, trusting each other with their lives. That's something that never leaves you.” — Team Adventure Crew
© Jacques Vapillon / DPPI
© Jacques Vapillon / DPPI
© Jacques Vapillon / DPPI
The Race 2001 — Marseille
ABC News / Nightline
As Seen On
Nightline
ABC News · August 14, 2001
ABC Nightline — Team Adventure Feature, August 14, 2001
The Team
Team Adventure is led by the same people who raced her around the world — now united to bring her back as something extraordinary.


