Singlehanded Circumnavigators

	Name	Country	Yacht	LOA	Dir.	νLWL	Year	Antipodes	First
1	Joshua Slocum	USA	"Spray"	36'9"	E-W		1894/98	4	1st American ,1st Westbound, via Strait of Magellan
2	Harry Pidgeon	USA	"Islander"	34'0"	E-W		1921/25		1st via Panama, second circumnavigation in 1937
3	Alain Gerbault	France	"Firecrest"	39'8"	E-W		1923/29		1st French, via Panama
4	Edward Miles	USA	"Sturdy", "Sturdy II"	37'4" 36'9"	W-E		1928/32		1st Eastbound, via Suez
5	Harry Pidgeon	USA	"Islander"	34'0"	E-W		1932/37		1st circum. twice, both westbound
6	Captain Louis Bernicot	France	"Anahita"	41'0"	E-W	0.557	1936/38	4	via Strait of Magellan
7	Vito Dumas	Argentina	"Lehg II"	31'2"	W-E		1942/43		1st Argentinean,1st via Cape Horn, Eastbound
8	Alfred  Peterson	USA	"Stornoway"	33'0"	E-W		1948/52		1st using both canals
9	Bill Murnan	USA	Seven Seas II	30'0"	E-W		1952		via Panama
10	Yves Le Toumelin	France	Kurun	33'0"	E-W		1952		via Panama
11	Jean Gau	France	"Atom"	30'0"	E-W		1953/57		via Panama, second circumnavigation in 1967
12	Marcel Bardiaux	France	"Les 4 Vents"	30'8"	E-W		1950/58		1st via Cape Horn Westbound
13	John Guzzwell	Great Britain	"Trekka"	20'10"	E-W		1955/59		1st English
14	Joseph Havkins	Israel	"Lammerhak II"	23'0"	E-W		1956/61		1st Israeli, over land - Mexico, Israel
15	Adrian Hayter	Great Britain	"Sheila II", "Valkyr"	32'0" 25'0"	W-E E-W		1950/63		1st part GB to NZ via Suez, 2nd part GB to NZ via Panama
16	William Nance	Australia	"Cardinal Vertue"	25'3"	W-E		1962/65		1st Australian, via Cape Horn
17	Michael Mermod	Switzerland	"Geneve"	24'0"	E-W		1966
18	Frank Caspar	USA	"Elsie"	30'0"	E-W		1966		via Panama
19	Pierre Auboiroux	France	"Neo-Vent"	26'11"	E-W		1964/66		via Panama
20	Francis Chichester	Great Britain	"Gipsy Moth IV"	53'1"	W-E		1966/67		1st with one stop only , 1st circumnavigation for speed, 5 capes
21	Rusty Webb	Great Britain	"Flyd"	29'3"	E-W		1965/68
22	Jean Gau	France	"Atom"	30'0"	E-W		1962/68		2nd circumnavigate twice, both westbound
23	Johann Trauner	Austria	"Lei Lei Lassen"	25'10"	E-W		1966/68		1st Austrian, via Panama
24	Alan Eddy	USA	"Apogee	30'0"	E-W		1968		via Panama
25	Wilfried Erdman	Germany	"Kathena"	35'0"	E-W		1966/68		1st German
26	C. H. Webb	Great Britain	"Flyd"	29'0"	E-W		1968		via Panama
27	Alec Rose	Great Britain	"Lively Lady"	36'0"	W-E		1967/68		via Cape Horn
28	Walter Koenig	Germany	"Zarathustra"	25'0"	E-W		1969		via Panama
29	Roger Plisson	France	"Francois Virginie"	25'5"	E-W		1967/69		via Panama
30	Leonid Teliga	Poland	"Opty"	32'4"	E-W		1967/69	2	1st Polish, via Panama, longest sailing - 165 days from Fiji  to Dakar
31	Alfred Kallies	Germany	"Pru"	25'0'	E-W		1955/69		via Panama
32	Bernard Moitessier	France	"Joshua"	39'6"	W-E		1968/69		1st nonstop solo circumnavigation eastbound, 5 capes
33	Robin Knox-Johnston	Great Britain	"Shuaili"	32'5"	W-E		1968/69		2nd nonstop solo circumnavigation eastbound, winner of first solo nonstop   round the world race,  5 capes Notice: There is some controversy about who was first – Montessier or Knox-Johnston. This listing is based on the official sailing records historian for Guinness Book of Records - DH Clarke. See his book An Evolution of Singlehaders, page 114 or Guinness Book of Records.
34	Nigel Tetley	Great Britain	"Victress"	40'0"	W-E		1968/69		1st multihull (trimaran) to solo circumnavigate
35	John Sowden	USA	"Tarmin"	24'7"	E-W		1966/70
36	Robin Lee Graham	USA	"Dove", "Return of      Dove"	24'0" 33'0"	E-W		1965/70		via Panama
37	Tom Blackwell	Great Britain	"Islander"	56'6"	E-W		1968/71
38	Chay Blyth	Great Britain	"British Steel"	59'0"	E-W		1970/71		1st nonstop solo circumnavigation westbound (wrong way) 292 days, via Cape Horn, 292 days
39	Jorgen Meyer	Germany	"Paloma"	34'0"	E-W		1971/72		via Cape Horn
40	Wolf Hausner	Austria	"Taboo"	32'0"	E-W		1973		via Panama, Cat
41	Goran Cederstrom	Sweden	"Tua Tua"	27'4"	E-W		1971/73		1st Swedish, via Panam
42	Bill King	Ireland	"Galway Blazer II"	42'0"	W-E		1970/73		1st Irish, via Cape Horn
43	Dima Grinups	Sweden	"Sandra II"	27'0"	E-W		1973		via Panama
44	Edward Alcard	Great Britain	"Sea Wanderer"	36'0"	E-W		1957/73
45	Chris Baranowski	Poland	"Polonez"	45'3"	W-E		1972/73		via Cape Horn, Hobart to Horn in 45 days
46	Wolf Hausner	Austria	"Taboo"	32'0"	E-W		1966/73		via Panama
47	Kenichi Horie	Japan	"Mermaid III"	28'10"	E-W		1973/74		1st Japanese, via Cape Horn
48	Hiroshi Aoki	Japan	"Ahodori II"	20'8"	W-E		1971/74		via Cape Horn
49	Ryusuke Ushijima	Japan	"Cingitsune"	31'0"	W-E		1973/74		via Cape Horn
50	Alain Colas	France	"Manureva"	69'10"	W-E		1973/74		Via Cape Horn, trimaran 168 days
51	Ambrogio Fogar	Italy	"Surprise"	38'8"	E-W		1973/74		1st Italian, via Cape Horn
52	Jules Garnet	France	"Memory"	46'0"	E-W		1970/75		via Panama
53	Heinrich Henze	Germany	"Leda II"	24'8"	E-W		1971/75		via Panama
54	Richard Konkolski	Czechoslovakia	"Nike"	24'4"	E-W	0.960	1972/75	2	1st Czechoslovakian, first of 3 circumnavigation
55	John Struchinski	Great Britain	"Bonaventure de Lys"	25'3"	E-W		1972/75		via Panama
56	Paul Graute	Germany	"Albatros"	28'8"	E-W		1973/76
57	Herman Jansen	Holand	"Sounion"				1973/76		1st Dutch
58	Tom Blackwell	Great Britain	"Islander"	56'6"	E-W		1973/76		3rd circumnavigate twice, both westbound
59	Klaus Alverman	Germany	"Plumbelly"	26'0"	E-W		1976		via Panama
60	Julio Vilar	Spain	"Mistral"	23'0"	E-W		1973/76		1st Spanish, via Panama
61	Utz Müller-Treu	Germany	"Frauken"	39'5"	E-W		1974/76		via Panama
62	Ann Gash	Australia	"Ilimo"	26'0"	E-W		1977		via Panama,
63	Webb Chiles	USA	"Egregious"	37'5"	W-E	0.927	1975/76	No	via Cape Horn, 2 stops only,  202 sailing days - fastest solo circumnavigation, no engine on board
64	Barry Loeckler	USA	"Freedom"	36'0"	E-W		1975/77		via Panama
65	John Sowden	USA	"Tarmin"	24'7"	E-W		1974/77		4th circumnavigate twice, both westbound, same boat
66	Ed Boden	USA	Kittiwake	25'3"	E-W		1962/77		via Panama
67	Gedaliah Shtirmer	Israel	"New Penny"	24'9"	W-E		1975/77		via Cape Horn
68	Donald Ridler	Great Britain	"Erick the Red"	26'10"	E-W		1973/77		via Panama
69	George Georgiev	Bulgaria	"Cor Caroli"	29'9"	E-W		1976/77		1st Bulgarian, monohul record 201 days
70	Krystyna Chojnowska-        Liskiewicz	Poland	"Mazurek"	31'2"	E-W		1976/78		1st woman to solo circumnavigate, westbound
71	Naomi James	Great Britain	"Express Crusader"	53'0"	W-E		1977/78		1st woman to solo circumnavigate via Cape Horn eastbound
72	Brigite Oudry	France	"Gea"	34'4"	W-E		1977/78		1st French woman, via Cape Horn
73	G. Lagarrigue	France	"Mikenos"	31'2"	E-W		1975/78
74	Leslie Powles	Great Britain	"Solitaire"	34'0"	E-W		1975/78		in 1981 second circumnavigation, first both direction
75	Kees Den Hartoog	Holand	"Sentign"	39'4"	W-E		1978/79		Via Cape Horn
76	Stant Blunt	USA	"Rupipaki"	26'0"	E-W		1979		via Panama
77	Tom Blackwell	Great britain	"Islander"	58'0"	E-W		1980		2 1/2 circumnavigation in the same boat
78	Zbigniew Puchalski	Poland	"Miranda"	38'7"	E-W		1976/80		via Panama
79	Dean Vincent	USA	"Eos"	39'0"	E-W		1977/80		via Panama
80	David Cowper	Great Britain	"Ocean Bound"	41'1"	W-E		1979/80		Via Cape Horn, in 1982 1st twice both directions
81	Horst Timreck	Germany	"Brigitte"		W-E		1979/80		Via Cape Horn - first to stop at Cape Horn, 163 days
82	Henryk Jaskula	Poland	"Dar Przemysla"	46'7"	W-E		1979/80		1st Polish nonstop, no assistance, via Cape Horn
83	Richard B. Sweat	USA	"My Honey"	30'0"	E-W		1979/80		via Panama
84	Leslie Powles	Great Britain	"Solitaire"	34'0"	W-E		1980/81		via Cape Horn, nonstop, previously westbound circumnavigation, 1st both directions
85	Jan Swertz	Belgium	"Tahani", " Peti"	30'0" 41'0"	E-W		1981		1st Belgian, via Cape horn
86	Harald Kolzer	Germany	"Rosi II"	22'0"	E-W		1981		via Panama
87	Patrick Childress	USA	"Juggernaut"	26'10"	E-W		1979/82		via Panama
88	Jonathan Sanders	Australia	"Perie Banou"	33'7"	W-E		1981/82		via Cape Horn, 1st complete 2 non-stop circumnavigations, high latitudes, later done three non-stop
89	Pleun van der Lugt	Holand	"Zee Uwse Stromen"	35'1"	W-E		1981/82	2	nonstop, 286 days
90	David Scott Cowper	Great Britain	"Ocean Bound"	41'1"	E-W		1981/82		1st twice W-E and E-W via Cape Horn
91	Paul Rogers	Great Britain	"Spirit of Pentax"	56'0"	W-E		1981/82		via Cape Horn, 1 1/4 around nonstop, try for 2 rounds
92	Mark Schrader	USA	"Resourceful"	40'0"	W-E		1982/83		1st American to circumnavigate via 5 Southern Capes
93	Neville Gosson	Australia	"Leda Pier One"	53'0"	W-E		1982/83		During BOC 1982/83
94	Philippe Jeantot	France	"Credit Agricole"	60'0"	W-E		1982/83	0	During BOC 1982/83
95	Bertie Reed	South Africa	"Altech Voortrekker"	60'0"	W-E		1982/83	0	1st South African, During BOC 1982/83
96	Richard Konkolski	Czechoslovakia	Nike II & III	44'0"	W-E		1982/83	2	During BOC 1982/83, only competitor to cross antipodes, 2nd solo circumnavigation
97	Richard Broadhead	Great Britain	"Perseverance of Medina"		W-E		1982/83	0	During BOC 1982/83
98	Francis Stokes	USA	"Mooneshine"		W-E		1982/83	0	During BOC 1982/83
99	Yukoh Tada	Japan	"Okera"		W-E		1982/83	0	During BOC 1982/83
100	Guy Bernardin	France	"Ratso"		W-E		1982/83	0	During BOC 1982/83
101	Dany Byrne	USA	"Fantasy"		W-E		1982/83	0	During BOC 1982/83
102	Richard McBride	New Zealand	"City of Dunedin"		W-E		1982/83	0	1st New Zealander, During BOC 1982/83
103	Webb Chiles	USA	"Chidiock Tichbone I & II"	18'0"	E-W		1983		3/4 circumnavigation
104	Andrew Urbanczyk	USA	"Nord IV"	30'0"	E-W		1984		via Panama
	Nikolai Dzhambazov	Bulgaria	"Tangra"	36'0"	W-E		1983/85		with one stop only
105	John Sowden	USA	"Tarmin"	24'6"			1986		1st in third circumnavigation in the same boat
106	James Baldwin	USA	"Atom"	28'0"	E-W		1984/86		via Panama
107	Henry Pigott	Great Britain	"Glory"	19'6"	E-W		1986		via Panama
108	Dodge Morgan	USA	"American Promise"	60'0"	W-E		1985/86	2	via Cape Horn, fastest nonstop antipodal solo circumnavigation 150 days, 1st American non-stop, 5 southernmost capes
109	John Martin	South Africa	"Tuna marine"	60'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
110	Tituan Lamazou	France	"Ecureuil"	60'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
111	Philippe Jeantot	France	"Credit Agricole"	60'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
112	Guy Bernardin	France	"Biscuits Lu"	60'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
113	Ian Kiernan	Australia	"Triple M"	60'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
114	Bertie Reed	South Africa	"Stabilo Boss'	60'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
115	Jean Yves Terlain	France	"UAP-Pour Med"	60'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
116	David White	USA	"Legend Securities"	56'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
117	Jean Luc Van Den           Heede	France	"Let's Go"	45'0'	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
118	Mike Plant	USA	"Airco Distributor"	50'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
119	Harry Harkimo	Finland	"Belmont Finland"	50'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	1st Finish, via Cape Horn during BOC
120	Hal Roth	USA	"American Flag"	50'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
121	Pentti Salmi	Finland	"Colt by Retting"	47'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
122	Mark Schrader	USA	"Lone Star"	49'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC
123	Richard Konkolski	Czechoslovakia	"Declaration of Indenpedence"	44'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	via Cape Horn during BOC, only one via all 5 southernmost capes
124	John Huges	Canada	"Joseph Young'	42'0"	W-E		1986/87	0	1st Canadian, via Cape Horn during BOC
125	James Hatfield	Great Britain	British Heart II & III	29'0"	E-W		1987		via Strait of Magellan
126	Alan Butler	Canada	"Amon-Re"	26'0"	E-W		1987		via Panama, smallest multihull solo circumnavigation
127	Philippe Monnet	France	"Kriter Brut de Brut"	70'0"	W-E		1987		via Cape Horn, fastest solo circumnavigation 129 d 19 h 17m
128	Julia Hazel	Australia	"Jeshan"	28'0"	E-W		1987		via Panama
129	Tania Aebi	USA	"Varuna"	26'0"	E-W		1987		via Panama
130	Sergio Testa	Australia	"Acrohc Australis"	12'0"	E-W		1987		via Panama, smallest boat to circumnavigate
131	Teddy Seymour	USA	"Love Song"	35'0"	W-E		1986/87
	Doncho Papazov	Bulgaria	"Tivia"		W-E		1987/88		non-stop from Buenos Aires, 164 days
132	Kay Cottee	Australia	"Blackmore's First Lady"	37'0"	W-E		1988		First non-stop circumnavigation by a woman, 189 days
133	Jonathan Sanders	Australia	"Parry Endeavour"				1986/88		3 continuous circumnavigations one westbound, two eastbound, 657 days
134	Keith Sedwick	USA	"Toucan"	38'0"	E-W		1988		via Panama
135	John Roach	USA	"Windswept"	33'0"	E-W		1988		via Panama (2 1/2 circumnavigation in same boat)
136	Titouan Lamazou	France			W-E		1989/90		Vendee Globe
137	Loick Peyron	France			W-E		1989/90		Vendee Globe
138	Jean Luc Van Den Heede	France			W-E		1989/90		Vendee Globe
139	Philippe Jeantot	France			W-E		1989/90		Vendee Globe
140	Pierre Folienfant				W-E		1989/90		Vendee Globe
141	Alain Gautier	France			W-E		1989/90		Vendee Globe
142	J. Francois Coste				W-E		1989/90		Vendee Globe
143	Gudrun Calligaro	Germany	"Mädchen"	30'6"	W-E		1988/90		via Panama
144	Hafsteinn Johannson	Iceland	"Elding"	62'	W-E		1990/91	Yes	Nonstop Via all 5 Capes
145	Christophe Auguin	France	"Groupe Sceta"		W-E		1990/91		Via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
146	Alain Gautier	France	"Generali Concorde"		W-E		1990/91		Via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
147	Philippe Jeantot	France	"Credit Agricole IV"		W-E		1990/91		Via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
148	Mike Plant	USA	"Duracell"		W-E		1990/91		Via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
149	Kanga Birtles	Australia	"Jarkan Yacht Builders"		W-E		1990/91		Via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
150	David Adams	Australia	"Innkeeper"		W-E		1990/91		Via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
151	Isabelle Austisser	France	"Ecureuil Poitou Charente"		W-E		1990/91		Via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
152	Bertie Reed	South Africa	"Grinaker"		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
153	Jose de Ugarte	Spain	"BBV Expo'92"		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
154	Nandor Fa	Hungary	"Alba Regia"		W-E		1990/91		1st Hungarian, via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
155	Yves Dupasquier	France	Servant 4		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
156	Don McIntyre	Australia	Buttercup		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
157	Joshua Hall	Great Britain	New Spirit of Ipswitch		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
158	Jack Boye	USA	Project City Kids		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
159	Hall Roth	USA	Sebago		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
160	Paul Thackaberry	USA	Volcano		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
161	Robin Davie	Great Britain	Global Exposure		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
162	Minoru Saito	Japan	Shuten-Dohji II		W-E		1990/91		via Cape Horn during 3rd BOC
163	Istvan Kopar	Hungary	Salammbo	31'02"	W-E		1990/91	No	via 5 Capes, 1 stop Fremantle
164	Kyoko Imakire	Japan	"Kairen"	35'0"			1991/92		nonstop
165	Bill Pinkney	USA			W-E		1990/92		by 5 capes
166	Alain Gautier	France			W-E		1992/93		during Vendee Globe
167	Jean Luc Van Den Heede	France			W-E		1992/93		during Vendee Globe
168	Philippe Poupon	France			W-E		1992/93		during Vendee Globe
169	Yves Parlier				W-E		1992/93		during Vendee Globe
170	Nandar Fa	Hungary			W-E		1992/93		during Vendee Globe
171	Jose de Ugarte	Spain			W-E		1992/93		during Vendee Globe
172	J. Yves Hasselin				W-E		1992/93		during Vendee Globe
173	Mike Golding	Great Britain	"Group 4"	67'0"	E-W		1993/94		record Fastest "wrong" way
174	Lisa Clayton	Great Britain			W-E				unassisted 285d 0h 26m
175	Christope Auguin	France	"Sceta Calberson"	60'0'	E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
176	Steve Pettengill	USA	"Hunter's Child"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
177	David Scully	USA	"Coyote"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
178	Jean Luc Van den Heede	France	"Vendee Entreprises"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
179	J.J.Provoyeur	South Africa	"Novel South Africa"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
180	David Adams	Australia	"True Blue"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
181	Giovanni Soldini	Italy	"Kodak"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
182	Alan Nebauer	Australia	"Newcastle Australia"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
183	Arnet Taylor	USA	"Thursday's Child"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
184	Chaniah Vaughan	Great Britain	"Jimroda II"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
185	Robin Davie	Great Britain	"Cornwall"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
186	Minoru Saito	Japan	"Shute-Dohji II"		E-W		1994/95		via Cape Horn during 4th BOC
187	Brian Caldwell, Jr.	USA	" Mai Miti Vava'u"	26'0"	E-W		1995/96		13 stops, 20 years old, 264 days at sea
188	David Dicks	Australia	"Seaflight"	32'0"	W-E		1995/96		youngest nonstop, 18 years
189	Samantha Brewster	Great Britain	"Team group 4"	60'0"	E-W		1995/96		first woman the "wrong" way
190	Pat Henry	USA	"Southern Cross"	31'0"	E-W		1989/97
191	Christophe Auguin				W-E		1996/97		during Vendee Globe
192	Marc Thircelin				W-E		1996/97		during Vendee Globe
193	Herve Laurent				W-E		1996/97		during Vendee Globe
194	Eric Du Mont				W-E		1996/97		during Vendee Globe
195	Pete Goss				W-E		1996/97		during Vendee Globe
196	Catherine Chabaud				W-E		1996/97		during Vendee Globe
197	Karen Thorndike	USA	"Amelia"	36'0"			1996/98		via 5 capes
198	Giovanni Soldini	Italy	"Fila"		E-W		1998/99		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
199	Marc Thiercelin	France	"Somewhere"		E-W		1998/99		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
200	Jean-Pierre Mouligne	France	"Cray Valley"		E-W		1998/99		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
201	Michael Garside	Great Britain	"Magellan Alpha"		E-W		1998/99		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
202	Brad Van Liew	USA	"Balance Bar"		E-W		1998/99		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
203	Viktor Yazykov	Russia	"Wind of Change Russia"		E-W		1998/99		1st Russian, via Cape Horn during Around Alone
204	Neal Petersen	South Africa	"No Barriers"		E-W		1998/99		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
205	Minoru Saito	Japan	"Shute-Dohji II"		E-W		1998/99		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
206	Neil Hunter	Australia	"Paladin II"		E-W		1998/99		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
207	Karen Thorndike	USA	"Amelia"	31'0"	E-W		1996/99		Via Cape Horn, all 5 capes
208	Jese Martin	Australia	"Lionheart"		W-E		1999		Youngest non stop solo, 327d 12h 52m
209	Azhar Mansor	MAS	"Jalur Gemilang"		E-W		1999		190d 6h 57m2s
210	Chris Baranowski	Poland		45'3"	E-W		1999/00		via Panama, second solo circumnavigation
211	Phillipe Monnet	France	UUNET		E-W		2000		Record "wrong way" 151d 19h 54m
212	Vincent Lauwers	Australia	"Vision Quest"				2000		disabled sailor
213	Robert E. Case	USA		37'0"	E-W		1998/01		via Panama
214	Michel Desjoyeaux		"PRB"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
215	MacArthur		"Kingfisher"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
216	Jourdain		"Sill Matines La Potagere"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
217	Marc Thiercelin		"Active Wear"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
218	Wavre		"Union Bacaire Privee"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
219	Coville		"Sodebo"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
220	Golding		"Team Group 4"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
221	Galley		"Viola.fr"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
222	Josh Hall		"EBP Espirit PME Gartmore"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
223	Seeten		Nord Pas De Calais - Chocolats du Monde"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
224	Carpentier		"VM Materiaux"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
225	Bianchetti		"Aquarele.com"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
226	Munduteguy		"DDP-60iene Sud"		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
227	de Gregorio		Wind Telecommunicazioni		W-E		2000/01		during Vendee Globe
	Ed Arnold	USA	"Nomad"	35'6"	W-E		2001/02		From Sitka to Sitka, two stops only
228	Ron Llewellyn	Australia	"Sula"	36'0"	E-W		1999/02
229	Patrick Kaines	USA	"Eagle Dancer"	31'0"	E-W		1999/02
230	David B. Clark	USA	"Mollie Milar" "Mickey"	44'0" 34'0"	E-W		1999/01		oldest solo circumnavigator 77 years old
231	Tony Gooch	Canada	"Taonui"	40'9"	W-E		2003/04	Yes, 1 pair	24,362 miles in 177 days, 137miles daily (5.708 knots), 0.98 νLWL, 64 years old
232	Brechin Morgan	USA	"Otter"	27'0"	E-W		1998/04		both canals
233	Keneth Hellewell	USA	"Topaz"	37'5"	E-W		2000/04		via Panama
234	Jean Luc Van Den Heede	France	"Adrien"	58'0"	E-W		2003/04		by the "wrong" way, 122d 14h 3m 49s, over 29 days from Monnet 2000
235	Francis Joyon	France	"IDEC"	90'0"	W-E		2003/04		in 72 days 20 hours
236	Bernard Stamm	Switzerland	Bobst Group Armor-Lux		E-W		2003/04		1st Swiss, via Cape Horn during Around Alone
237	Thierry Dubois	France	Solidaires		E-W		2003/04		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
238	Simone Bianchetti	Italy	Tiscali		E-W		2003/04		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
239	Emma Richards	Great Britain	Pindar		E-W		2003/04		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
240	Bruce Schwab	USA	Ocean Planet		E-W		2003/04		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
241	Brad Van Liew	USA	Tommy Hilfiger Freedom America		E-W		2003/04		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
242	Tim Kent	USA	Everest Horizontal		E-W		2003/04		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
243	Kojiro Shiraishi	Japan	Spirit of Yukoh		E-W		2003/04		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
244	Alan Paris	Bermuda	BTC Velocity		E-W		2003/04		1st Bermudian, via Cape Horn during Around Alone
245	Derek Hatfield	Canada	Spirit of Canada		E-W		2002/03		via Cape Horn during Around Alone
246	Vencent Riou		PRB		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
247	Jean La Cam		"Boudelle"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
248	Mike Golding		"Ecover"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
249	Dominique Wavre		"Temenos"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
250	Sebestien Josse		"VMI"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
251	Jean Pierre Dick		"Virbac-Paprec"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
252	Conrad Humphreys		"Hellomoto"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
253	Joe Seeten		"Arcelor Dunkerque"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
254	Bruce Schwab		"Ocean Planet"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
255	Benoit Parnaudeau		"Max Havlearr/Best Western"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
256	Anne Liardet		"Roxy"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
257	Karen Leibovici		"Benefic"		W-E		2004/05		during Vendee Globe
258	Dame Ellen MacArthur	Great Britain	"B&Q"				2005		71 days
259	Minoru Saito	Japan	Shuten-Dohji II	49'3"	E-W		2004/05		Nonstop unassisted, 7th solo circumnavigation 234 days, oldest 71 years
?	Mike Perham	Great Britain	TotallyMoney.com	Open 50	W-E	15,24 m	2009	Yes, 1 pair	Via Panama, New record for youngest solo sailor, 17 y 164 days, 281 days      circumnavigation, 157 days of sailing, 191.08 m/d, 7,96 knots aver.,
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