Fast & Light, nothing superfluous: fast cruising as a way of life. This summer we launched ORC 57 hull #5 “MERU.RS” at Lorient La Base. Its owner, Malcolm WOOD — ORC brand ambassador — experienced a three‑part delivery: launch, signing, handover and first sail. This day (condensed into our film) showcases the expert support provided …
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©Christophe Huchet During the latest Rolex Fastnet Race, one of the world’s most legendary offshore races, the full carbon prototype from the ORC 50’s molds, GDD, skippered by Halvard Mabire, achieved an exceptional performance by securing 2nd place in the MOCRA class. This result highlights not only the talent of a skipper who is himself a …
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This month, a very special moment took place at our shipyard: the delivery of the ORC 57 hull #4 : FreeWave. Under a bright sun, our Sales Manager Bruno Gillard had the pleasure of handing over the keys to the proud new owners, marking the transition from a shared project to the start of their …
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At ORC, innovation meets exploration. We are proud to announce that Malcolm Wood (entrepreneur, explorer, and athlete) has joined us as an official ORC Brand Ambassador. ©Clément Hodgkinson A partnership built on performance and adventure Known for pushing limits in every field he embraces, Malcolm co-designed with our design team the all-new ORC 57 ADV. …
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©ADDICTIVE SAILING Just 18 months after delivery, ORC 57 hull #3, AVEL VAEZ, has already logged over 20,000 nautical miles. A symbolic milestone that speaks volumes about the reliability, range, and sailing spirit behind every ORC Catamaran. Built for the blue horizon Since launch, AVEL VAEZ has been in constant motion, ocean crossings, long passages, …
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