Hobie Alter Cup 2025

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The US Multihull Championships it’s an annual regatta which might be raced in different Catamaran Classes each year. F18s, F16, A-Cats and this year it was the turn for the Hobie Wave.

There is a pretty big & active fleet of Waves racing in the US, they have some rules to allow non Wave factory sails and rudders, but basically you sail your typical Hobie Wave platform.

This Class gathers sailors from all ages, and as usual with Hobie OD fleets you race against tough competition.

Check below official report by US Sailing. Photos by US Sailing, more at their fb page here:

Complete Results here

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Jim Sajdak is the 2025 U.S. Multihull Champion

After four days of champagne sailing in Corpus Christi Bay, Sajdak earned his spot on the Hobie Alter Cup for the first time claiming victory after a tight battle with his fellow podium finishers.

1. Jim Sajdak, 17 points
2. Mike Montague, 19 points
3. Wally Myers, 23 points
4. Teri McKenna, 28 points (Top female)
5. Tyler Myers, 31 points

It came down to the 11th hour, with just one point separating the top three going into the final race. Sajdak nailed the start and held the lead to secure both the race and the championship. After finishing 5th in the qualifying series, his rise through Gold Fleet was nothing short of meteoric, securing three bullets in six races.

In Silver Fleet, youth sailor Joshua Lockton dominated from the start, finishing 17 points ahead of second place.

1. Joshua Lockton, 13 points
2. Julio Caceres, 30 points
3. John Williams, 36 points

Sportmanship Award: Andy Larson

Team Award: Amarillo

HUGE thank you to Corpus Christi Yacht Club, the Formula Wave class, PRO Mark Foster, and US Sailing sponsors Goslings Rum and Polar seltzer. With over 80 boats vying for the title, it truly took

Complete Results here

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