In the ongoing human quest to conquer the oceans, IDEC Sport has redefined the limits of speed by circumnavigating the globe in just 47 days, 14 hours, and 47 minutes. Interestingly, while the official record distance is roughly 26,412 nautical miles (approx. 48,915 km), the trimaran maintained an average speed of over 23 knots—even while zigzagging to avoid massive storms and icebergs in the Southern Ocean. Compared to the three-year 'long expedition' of Magellan’s fleet in the 16th century, modern sailing technology has compressed this journey into less than two months. This achievement stands not only as a triumph of naval engineering but as the pinnacle of human skill in harnessing the wind against the global weather system.