THE OCEAN RACE
The Ocean Race Europe 2025, launching on 10 August from Kiel, Germany, is the second edition of this premier offshore sailing event, racing under the banner “Connecting Europe”. Over six legs, foiling IMOCA 60 yachts crewed by top mixed-gender teams will race a course that stretches from the Baltic Sea, through the North Sea and English Channel, into the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean before a finish in Boka Bay, Montenegro - the first time The Ocean Race will compete on the Adriatic Sea.
Biotherm seals victory as The Ocean Race Europe 2025 finale plays out in Boka Bay
Biotherm clinched The Ocean Race Europe 2025 in Boka Bay, holding off rivals in a dramatic Adriatic finale.
Biotherm seals victory as The Ocean Race Europe 2025 finale plays out in Boka Bay
Biotherm clinched The Ocean Race Europe 2025 in Boka Bay, holding off rivals in a dramatic Adriatic finale.
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Biotherm retakes control in Ocean Race Europe 2025
Biotherm surged ahead with a northerly gamble, but the Ocean Race Europe fleet remains tightly packe...
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Ocean Race Europe Sicily showdown
Light winds off Sicily reshuffled the Ocean Race Europe 2025 leaders, with Team Holcim-PRB storming ...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025: Sicily ‘restart’ shake-up
Team Holcim-PRB clawed back from 150 miles behind to rejoin the leaders off Sicily, setting up a fre...
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Thunder, lightning and tight racing in The Ocean Race Europe 2025 as fleet rounds Ustica
The Ocean Race Europe 2025 fleet braved thunderstorms rounding Ustica, with Paprec Arkéa leading Bio...
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The Ocean Race Europe leg 5: thunder, speed, and a Sicilian squeeze
A restless Mediterranean serves up fast downwind rides, wild broaches, and a four-boat fight on the ...
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Paprec Arkéa edges Allagrande Mapei at Santo Stefano gate
Paprec Arkéa claimed two points at the Santo Stefano gate, narrowly beating Allagrande Mapei Racing ...
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Paprec Arkéa leads through Santo Stefano gate in Ocean Race Europe
Paprec Arkéa snatched first at the Santo Stefano gate in The Ocean Race Europe, beating Allagrande M...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025 fleet battles ultra-light winds on final leg
Painfully light winds along the Italian and French coasts overnight have meant slow sailing for the ...
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Paprec Arkéa edges ahead as Ocean Race Europe fleet drifts from Genova
Light airs marked the Ocean Race Europe start in Genova, with Paprec Arkéa leading a fleet separated...
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Close action in a slow start as Ocean Race Europe 2025 fleet departs Genova
The Ocean Race Europe 2025 fleet left Genova in light winds for the final leg to Boka Bay, Montenegr...
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Why the Ocean Race Europe finale to Montenegro will be spectacular
Seven teams set off on the Ocean Race Europe 2025 finale this Sunday, racing 2,000 miles from Genoa ...
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International Jury rules on protests in Ocean Race Europe Genova stopover
The Ocean Race Europe 2025 jury in Genova ruled on three cases, including a technical penalty for Al...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025: Leg 4 — Nice to Genova
Allagrande Mapei claim a dream home victory in Genova as Leg 4 delivers suspense, tactics, and a thr...
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World Ocean Race Europe 2025: Nice to Genova leg underway
Leg 4 of the World Ocean Race Europe 2025 sees Biotherm, Holcim-PRB, and Paprec Arkéa locked in a ti...
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Biotherm claim Leg 3 victory as Ocean Race Europe fleet arrives in Nice
Paul Meilhat’s crew extend their perfect record with another leg win, while Holcim-PRB and Allagrand...
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Biotherm break free as fleet accelerates toward France in The Ocean Race
After a sleepless night of light winds along Mallorca, Biotherm stretch an 11-mile lead over Holcim-...
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Biotherm and Holcim-PRB break away north of the Balearic Islands
The Ocean Race Europe fleet battles shifting breezes and relentless tacking as Biotherm and Holcim-P...
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Fleet powers out of Cartagena with uncertain forecast ahead
Leg 3 of The Ocean Race Europe 2025 began in lively upwind conditions, but with a volatile forecast ...
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Biotherm stay perfect in Cartagena as Leg 2 delivers another twist
The Ocean Race 2025 saw Biotherm claim victory in Leg 2 The Ocean Race 2025, sweeping every stage so...
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Leaders stall as chasers surge: Mediterranean throws 2025 Ocean Race wide open
The Mediterranean has undone favourites before, and Leg 2 to Cartagena is proving no exception — a ...
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Ocean Race Europe 2025: Biotherm’s perfect run challenged on the road to Cartagena
Biotherm’s flawless Ocean Race Europe record continues, but fierce lead changes and tactical gambles...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025: Leg 2 begins with a full fleet and renewed drama
From Portsmouth to Cartagena, seven IMOCAs launched into the Atlantic for the longest and most deman...
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Holcim-PRB’s collision and comeback in The Ocean Race Europe
A devastating collision at the start in Kiel threatened to end Team Holcim-PRB’s campaign, but resil...
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Allagrande Mapei’s tough start in The Ocean Race Europe 2025
Ambrogio Beccaria’s Italian team suffered a dramatic setback in Kiel, but their spirit and determina...
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Team Malizia takes second in thrilling Leg 1 finish at The Ocean Race Europe 2025
A perfectly timed move at sunrise saw Team Malizia snatch second place from Paprec Arkéa in The Ocea...
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Biotherm blaze into Portsmouth with Leg 1 victory
Meilhat’s crew lead from start to finish in Ocean Race Europe opener
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025 — Chess, carnage, and the final miles to Portsmouth
Light winds, strong currents, and sleepless crews define the Ocean Race Europe’s tense final miles i...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025 – Holding their course in light-air chess
Full race update on Ocean Race Europe 2025 Leg 1 as the IMOCA fleet battles light winds toward Ports...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025: Leaders charge into the North Sea as rivals fight to rejoin
From Kiel’s festival atmosphere to onboard dramas and a high-speed collision, Leg One delivers a mix...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025: From celebration to collision, and a fight to recover
The Ocean Race Europe 2025 began in Kiel with celebration, turned to chaos after a collision, and no...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025: From festival to fallout, and a fight for the lead
The Ocean Race Europe 2025 opened in Kiel with celebration, a start-line collision, and Biotherm lea...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025: From festival to fallout in the first mile
The Ocean Race Europe 2025 began in Kiel with celebration — and a dramatic first-mile collision that...
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Jo Aleh swaps Olympic course for offshore foils in Kiel
The race before the race
Kiel’s harbour was already alive with anticipation when The Ocean Race Eur...
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The Ocean Race Europe 2025: connecting a continent through sail
Sailing through a connected Europe
Three days from now, Europe’s most defining offshore race sets...
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Pip Hare joins Canada Ocean Racing for the Ocean Race Europe
A bold new chapter for Pipe Hare, one of offshore sailing’s most resilient competitors.
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