Team Malizia Secures Epic Leg 3 Win
Team Malizia battled hard to overcome the runaway leaders of Leg 3 and then turned the tables for an incredible leg win.
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Team Malizia battled hard to overcome the runaway leaders of Leg 3 and then turned the tables for an incredible leg win.
Team Malizia is first past the Horn, followed by Holcim-PRB, 11th Hour Racing and Biotherm.
After a leg of starts and restarts, Holcim-PRB bags the win in Cape Town for Leg 2.
After a fast and furious Leg 1 of the Ocean Race, Leg 2 will get underway late and light on January 25.
With thousands of hard and fast miles yet to come, The Ocean Race’s in-port action was a tease of things to come when the fleet sets off in mid-January.
From the hull shape, to the dynamic foils, durable sails and advanced systems of 11th Hour Racing’s IMOCA 60, every area of this around-the-world machine has been optimized. Now it’s up to the sailors to get it to its full potential.
11th Hour Racing Team reveals its new IMOCA 60 for fully-crewed sailing
International ocean racing teams from around the world are assembling in Lorient, France, this week ahead of the start of the inaugural edition of The Ocean Race Europe on Saturday May 29.
American co-skippers Charlie Enright and Mark Towill set their sights on The Ocean Race again.
Team Malizia battled hard to overcome the runaway leaders of Leg 3 and then turned the tables for an incredible leg win.
Team Malizia is first past the Horn, followed by Holcim-PRB, 11th Hour Racing and Biotherm.
After a leg of starts and restarts, Holcim-PRB bags the win in Cape Town for Leg 2.
After a fast and furious Leg 1 of the Ocean Race, Leg 2 will get underway late and light on January 25.
With thousands of hard and fast miles yet to come, The Ocean Race’s in-port action was a tease of things to come when the fleet sets off in mid-January.
From the hull shape, to the dynamic foils, durable sails and advanced systems of 11th Hour Racing’s IMOCA 60, every area of this around-the-world machine has been optimized. Now it’s up to the sailors to get it to its full potential.
11th Hour Racing Team reveals its new IMOCA 60 for fully-crewed sailing
International ocean racing teams from around the world are assembling in Lorient, France, this week ahead of the start of the inaugural edition of The Ocean Race Europe on Saturday May 29.
American co-skippers Charlie Enright and Mark Towill set their sights on The Ocean Race again.
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