Trimarans and Catamarans from Farrier Marine, Inc.

2003 Rolex Fastnet race - Richard Roscoe's F-9AX wins the multihull division. First on corrected time and only beaten over the line in its class by a 40' racing trimaran. Photo of Triohe overtaking Farr 65.

2003 Cowes-St Malo race - Richard Roscoe's F-9AX 1st overall and 11th over the line in light weather. The 204 boat fleet included 2 Volvo 60s, a Farr 52, and five other 50 to 60 footers.

2003 Van Isle 360 race - Kim Alfred's F-31 took out fastest elapsed time in this arduous 588nm around Vancouver Island race. Kim won the multihull class and overall, leading home the Formula 40 racing catamaran Dragonfly.

May, 2003

An F-39 being built in Finland

A New F-82 in Australia

F-82 launched in Norway

F-boats cruising in Europe

F-41 Building in Latvia

F-82 Launched in Maine

An F-25 in Holland

2002 and earlier

F-82 Wins Australian Nationals

2002 UK Farrier National Championships: Another successful event hosted by the Bembridge Sailing Club, Isle of Wight. Overall winner was Pete Newman (F-27 Martine) by one point, with Brian Haynes (F-28R Carbon Tiger) 2nd, and Mike Wigmore (F-24 Trivia) 3rd. It is intended to make the 2003 (10 - 13 July) event bigger by introducing a cruising program as well as the racing program for serious racers.

F-9AX does well again: Richard Roscoe's TRIOHE took 8th overall in the Cowes-St Malo race, from 140 entries. It was 165 miles on the wind for three quarters of the way and the F-9AX finished only eight minutes behind Mollymawk, a 40 ft racing Tri (with one third the accommodation) that won the 2002 Round Britain race.

Another Trailertri 720 with a new lease of life
Trailertri renovations are becoming very popular in Australia.

An F-9AX in France

An F-82 In South Australia - with interior and support method photos

F-9AX in England - more photos of Richard Roscoe's race winning TRIOHE

A Classic Renewed: Peter Hackett launches his refurbished Trailertri 720

Are Trimarans really fast to windward?

Another F-82 Launched: Claude and Lynn McDill's F-82 in South Carolina

Another F-36 Launched: Scott Webster's fantastic new F-36 in Washington State

F-9AX shows its speed: The F-9AX is a wider and even roomier version of the F-9A/F-31, and Richard Roscoe's TRIOHE proved it also quite a performer by coming 11th fastest overall in the 2001 Round the Isle of Wight Race on the 16th June, from 1775 starters! More details are near bottom of History page via link.

...and the F-9AX does it again!: Richard Roscoe's TRIOHE took line honors in the Royal Southampton Yacht Club's Two-handed Round the Isle of Wight Race on July 14th, leading home 146 entries (up to 80' monos plus an F-25C and F-28R).

March, 2001: Dean Snow's F-9R takes line honors in Australia's classic Marlay Point Race. Story on Reports page

October 28, 2000: Mike Horn completes his LATITUDE 0° quest to circumnavigate the world at the Equator. His epic voyage started with crossing the Atlantic single-handed in his F-28 trimaran. The voyage from Libreville (Gabon), to the banks of the Amazon at Macapa, Brazil took a record 19 days, with speeds reaching over 20 knots at times. Upon arrival Mike said “ I'm more than satisfied - the boat and all the technical equipment ran very well even during the most difficult moments"
Mike next walked across South America, rejoined his F-28 in Ecuador, and then completed the long 8,685 mile Pacific leg in 67 days without any problems. The Indian Ocean crossing was the most difficult ocean segment and Mike then walked across Africa to Gabon to complete the circumnavigation of the globe at the equator without any motorized transport - the first to ever do this.
It should be noted that Mike's F-28 is a completely stock F-28, straight off the production line, and without any special modifications other than what Mike did himself. It was an excellent demonstration of the strength and reliability of stock Farrier designs. However it should also be noted that while it is nice to know that the F-28 is capable of such long ocean crossings in experienced hands, it still remains a small trailerable yacht and is not recommended or intended for this purpose