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The Ocean Race

Next leg: Leg 1 · 17 Jan

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The route

  1. Alicante

    Spain17–17 Jan
  2. Auckland

    New Zealand20 Feb – 14 Mar
  3. Itajaí

    Brazil31 Mar – 18 Apr
  4. St. Pete-Clearwater

    United States4–16 May
  5. Cascais

    Portugal26 May – 6 Jun
  6. Finish

    Amaala

    1 Jul

Coverage

(Banana) Split

If you’re following every moment of Leg 11, the final leg of the Volvo Ocean Race, then you will have noticed that there is a split in the fleet. Right

Anyone could win Leg 11

Realistically, this could be anyone’s race. The lead is changing, and the fleet is catching those in front. Right now, it’s open season on the finish line, and if one

It’s currently Dongfeng

Now it’s Dongfeng’s turn to be in the spotlight as they have taken a very narrow lead over rivals, and the other red boat, MAPFRE. It’s been neck and neck

It’s currently MAPFRE

It’s all about Desafío MAPFRE at the moment with Dongfeng Race Team – ??? within sledging distance. Can Brunel Sailing pull a magical kitten out of the bag and hunt

Behind the sailor

Offshore sailing in the Volvo Ocean Race might sound glamourous with a certain level of celebrity involved, but at the end of the day, it’s a job. These sailors get

Chilly Bin v. Esky

Peter Burling and his Aussie partner in Team Brunel offshore crime tested our two unique versions of the English language while Langford did some coffee grinding. There is a huge

The what-if scenario

If you’re still following the Volvo Ocean Race after all these months, then you will know that MAPFRE and Team Brunel are neck and neck on Leg 10 with 270