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11th Hour Racing // Ocean Race Atlantic Day 7 Race Report
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (245+ words) With just over 500 nautical miles to go on the seventh day of The Ocean Race Atlantic, Francesca and her crew on 11th Hour Racing are still right in the battle for the podium, and possibly more, as they sail fast towards…...
11th Hour Racing // Ocean Race Atlantic Day 6 Race Report
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (424+ words) After losing the lead to DMG MORI Global One yesterday, both 11th Hour Racing and United by the Ocean have made big gains again as Day 6 has progressed, with the two chasing boats still right next to each other, but only…...
11th Hour Racing // Ocean Race Atlantic Day 5 Race Report
6+ day, 13+ hour ago (513+ words) Often in sailing it is said that the ‘rich get richer’ meaning that the leading boat keeps increasing its margin over its pursuers. This is not the case as day five of The Ocean Race Atlantic draws to a close....
11th Hour Racing // Ocean Race Atlantic Day 4 Race Report
1+ week, 12+ hour ago (474+ words) The conditions are absolutely brutal onboard 11th Hour Racing on day four of The Ocean Race Atlantic, but Francesca, Alberto, Will, and Elodie have not taken their collective foot off the gas and have increased their lead at the front of…...
The Ocean Race Atlantic // The toughest day yet
1+ week, 1+ day ago (605+ words) Life for the crews onboard the six IMOCA boats competing in The Ocean Race has gone from hard to harder over the past day. Generally strong winds are propelling the boats at high speeds. Normally a good thing. But the…...
11th Hour Racing // Ocean Race Atlantic Day 2 Race Report
1+ week, 2+ day ago (394+ words) The second day at sea in The Ocean Race Atlantic onboard 11th Hour Racing has seen Francesca and her crew maintain third position in the six-strong fleet as the charge to the east continues, with around 2,500 nautical miles still to sail…...
The Ocean Race Atlantic 2026 gets under way in bumpy upwind conditions
1+ week, 4+ day ago (423+ words) Light winds during the night had meant slower progress than expected for the fleet – which left New York Harbor after a ceremonial start and parade of sail yesterday morning local time – with the race start push to 1000 EDT / 1400 UTC / 1600 CEST....
Team Francesca Clapcich Powered by 11th Hour Racing crosses the startline of The Ocean Race Atlantic
1+ week, 4+ day ago (710+ words) Live Sail Die Team Francesca Clapcich Powered by 11th Hour Racing crosses the startline of The Ocean Race Atlantic Italian-American offshore sailor Francesca Clapcich and her crew crossed the startline of The Ocean Race Atlantic this morning at 1000 EDT / 1400 UTC / 1600 CEST…...
Team Francesca Clapcich on its way to The Ocean Race Atlantic start line!
1+ week, 5+ day ago (277+ words) In light wind, humid, and misty conditions, the six IMOCA race boats in The Ocean Race Atlantic left the dock at Brooklyn Marina, waving goodbye to friends, family, and shore crew on the dock as they started the long 120 nautical…...
Six-strong IMOCA fleet bids farewell to New York heading for offshore start to inaugural edition of The Ocean Race Atlantic
1+ week, 5+ day ago (544+ words) Earlier on Tuesday morning, at the Brooklyn Bridge Marina where the fleet has been based for the past five days, the four-person gender balanced crews and their on board reporters paraded down to their boats, before docking out one-by-one, each…...