The 14 crews of the BT Global Challenge all embarked on the " world's toughest yacht race " with one trophy in mind, the Princess Royal Trophy, the prize for the overall winners. Each leg winner would receive the Courtaulds Trophy, for the fastest time from one stopover to another, taking time penalties / redresses into consideration and therefore being first into the next port of call. Alongside these trophies, there were a number of other awards given out in recognition of such things as safety, seamanship and sail repair ( to name only three ). THE PRINCESS ROYAL TROPHY - PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY Awarded to the Yacht who wins the BT Global Challenge Round the World Yacht Race on elapsed time. To be held by the Sponsor. Winner COURTAULDS INTERNATIONAL - LEG TROPHY Winners Trophy for each Leg. Each yacht was also presented with a Magnum from Champagne Mumm at each finish. Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg 5 Leg 6 NUCLEAR ELECTRIC AND MAGNOX - FASTEST 24 HOUR RUN Fastest 24 hour run per leg, awarded at each port of call. Overall fastest 24 hour run to be awarded at September Prizegiving. Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg 5 Leg 6 NUCLEAR ELECTRIC GAUNTLET Challenge to competitors from The British Steel Challenge to join the Race and try to beat Nuclear Electric. Winner COMMERCIAL UNION - FIRST YACHT ROUND CAPE HORN Trophy awarded to first yacht to round Cape Horn. Winner IRON TRADES INSURANCE SOUTHERN OCEAN TROPHY - PERPETUAL TROPHY Awarded to the Yacht with the fastest elapsed time between Cape Horn 67 degrees West to Cape of Good Hope 18 degrees 30 mins East. To be held by the Sponsor until 3 months before the next Challenge Race. Skipper received a replica. Winner MUSTO LIMITED TROPHY The trophy was awarded to the first Yacht to reach a line determined by the Race Committee between Hurst Castle on the mainland and Fort Albert on the Isle of Wight. The ruling was that the trophy would not be given to a Yacht which had infringed a rule on the day of the start prior to reaching the line described. The moment of reaching the line was decided as if a yacht were finishing according to the IYRR definition except that a Yacht with a penalty obligation was not eligible for the trophy. The trophy was awarded to and became the property of the Sponsor of the winning Yacht. Winner GROUP 4 SECURITAS - SAFETY & SECURITY AWARD Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4 Leg 5 Leg 6 THE PETER VROON MEMORIAL TROPHY - BEST SAIL REPAIR ( formerly THE HOOD SAILS TROPHY ) Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Not Awarded Leg 4 Leg 5 Leg 6 Not Awarded Any awards and their results not listed here will be announced at the award ceremony on September 20th at Grosvenor House, London.