The Ocean Race Atlantic 2026: A New Era of Transatlantic Foiling Begins
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On 2 September, six crews embarked on the first edition of The Ocean Race Atlantic, an unprecedented race reserved for the Imoca monohulls of the Vendée Globe to go as far as Lorient. The start was delayed due to light weather conditions.
Start delay for The Ocean Race Atlantic
The six international IMOCA crews will need to wait for the start of the inaugural edition of The Ocean Race Atlantic, a 3,300-nautical mile transatlantic “sprint” from New York to Lorient, France. Rather than starting on September 1 as previously announced, the start is now a day later at 0600 (EDT) from a virtual start […
Six crews, including those led by Paul Meilhat, Boris Herrmann and Kojiro Shiraishi, will take the departure of The Ocean Race Atlantic, a new Imoca class race to Lorient at noon on Wednesday.
The Ocean Race Atlantic 2026: A New Era of Transatlantic Foiling Begins
The inaugural The Ocean Race Atlantic 2026 will bring six of the world’s leading IMOCA teams together for a high-speed, fully crewed transatlantic sprint, starting from New York City on 2 September 2026 and finishing in Lorient, France. Six teams. One Atlantic. A completely new format. The race marks the first point-to-point event in The […] The post The Ocean Race Atlantic 2026: A New Era of Transatlantic Foiling Begins appeared first on Nautic…
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