Leaderboard for Golden Globe Race 2018 - Leg 1

Golden Globe Race - Leg 1 to Storm Bay, racing with 567 boats.

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Rank	Boat Name	Boat Type	DTG	LOG
551	andujar_dani	Rustler 36	19734.0	12446.9
552	Anguille	Rustler 36	19796.6	12156.5
553	mikesmith	Rustler 36	19796.6	13112.4
554	nwjr79	Rustler 36	19796.7	13174.8
555	marioven	Rustler 36	19796.7	12230.9
556	Deanej54	Rustler 36	19797.2	14305.5
557	qarllai	Rustler 36	19797.3	12074.1
558	Gilles	Rustler 36	19798.0	13583.1
559	kittylou	Rustler 36	19799.6	13970.8
560	ericlamontre	Rustler 36	19799.6	17788.1
561	shredd	Rustler 36	19810.0	13205.0
562	NiNjA	Rustler 36	19873.6	13030.8
563	ItstheBiz	Rustler 36	19883.1	12942.2
564	cotentinois	Rustler 36	19884.8	16740.5
565	vrx555	Rustler 36	19897.0	12951.9
566	Balea87	Rustler 36	19900.3	12847.0
567	ARTHUR18	Rustler 36	19902.5	16546.0

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Ushuaia to Nassau 2024

We extend a warm welcome to the 5th leg of the RTW challenge, a thrilling journey from Ushuaia in the Land of Fire to Nassau in the Caribbean. It also marks the October edition of our esteemed Ocean Race Championship. Covering a distance of 6300 nautical miles, this leg is anticipated to span approximately 29 days. Join us for an unforgettable adventure on the high seas, where skill, strategy, and camaraderie converge in the pursuit of victory. We look forward to seeing you at the starting line! Fair winds and following seas.
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Halifax to Hooper Bay 2024

And now it’s Autumn in the Arctic, the sun is permanently below the horizon, but during the day, from c 0900 to c 1700 local time, there is some twilight – nautical twilight, not to be confused with civil twilight which is brighter. Having receded all summer, ice is starting to return to the numerous straits and bays of Canada’s North West Passage. High time then to set off on our last leg of the High Latitudes Series from Halifax in Nova Scotia to Alaska’s Hooper Bay. It’s 3850nm and we need to hurry, so we’ll take the Pelagic 77!
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The Beagle in Tahiti 2024

Leaving the Galapagos behind, the course was west again, and by November 15th the Beagle reached Tahiti. Like Gauguin, sixty years later, Darwin found the natives, recently Christianized, pleasant and intelligent, but unlike Gauguin, this did not persuade him or his captain, Fitzroy, to tarry long. Let’s have a sail-around in 2024 anyway; 640nm, as ever in the Class B Tall Ship HMS Beagle.
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