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Some sailors will choose a route well ahead of time and stick to it. It is easy to be tempted to take an extreme route only to find that the forecast changes radically over time. On a long passage, extended forecasts are useful, but look for consistency in weather routing solutions. Following the traditional route will usually give a very pleasant sail, however for the racing division and more performance orientated crews, a more northerly option may be faster (but not always). Having been forecasting for yachts in the ARC for over 15 years I have seen a great deal of variability. In 2016 the wind gods were not so kind and it was a year of either going way south or following a northerly course. We were lucky and had a fast passage of 16 days. We were downwind the whole way with a poled out headsail for about 70 per cent of the time and spinnaker the rest.

It was a pretty straightforward year a fast start and a rhumbline course for the first week, then a dive south to avoid light winds. The last time I sailed the ARC was in 2015. In 2016 (right) the pattern was completely different. With the Azores High well established to the north there were strong tradewinds through the Canary Islands for the 2015 ARC (left). If we can slip through during the afternoon, when the wind shadow is at a minimum, gains can be made but there is a risk of getting caught in light wind. My rule of thumb is to get at least 100 miles south of Tenerife but we have to get clear of the Gran Canaria wind shadow first. But sailing and weather is not that simple the wind shadows and acceleration zones can extend a long way from the Canary Islands. Going west first helps avoid a dead run all the way.

We start in a more northerly wind that will tend to veer towards the east as we progress. The gains made by heading west first are that it is in phase with the expected wind swing. There are large initial gains to be made if we can head on a direct route at the beginning of the passage, but at some stage we will have to make a dive south to stay in the tradewinds. How far north or south the Azores High is established, and where any low pressure over Africa is, will determine just where the band of strongest winds will be found. With todayвЂ™s good forecasts and communications this should be easy enough, however reality shows that the day-to-day weather can be quite different from the climatological averages. The tradewinds are the driving force for sailing across the Atlantic and with the clockwise circulation of air around the Azores High, it appears quite obvious which way we should go вЂ“ skirt the high without getting too close and losing the wind. Endless sunny days of running before the wind followed by nights under a sky full of stars with dolphins playing alongsideвЂ¦

A transatlantic tradewind crossing from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean is on many a sailorвЂ™s bucket list.