The Ocean Race Summit #2 - The Hague
The Ocean Race Summit: The Power of Storytelling
Leading up to Biodiversity Day on May 22, the team hosted their second #OceanHour Session exploring the concept of biomimicry and innovative solutions for the marine industry.
Innovation Inspired by Nature
Biomimicry – Innovation Inspired by Nature
Remote islands, Cape Horn, sailing home - Charlie shares his favorite memories from the last two editions of The Ocean Race.
Charlie's Top Ocean Race Moments
TOP OCEAN RACE MOMENTS: CHARLIE ENRIGHT
#oceanhour: What we're listening to this week
#oceanhour: What we're listening to this week
Find out how 11th Hour Racing Team Partners are contributing to the coronavirus relief efforts around the world.
Team Partners' Pandemic Response
Team Partners Step-Up for Pandemic Response
11th Hour Racing Team
Our sights are set on the next edition of The Ocean Race 2021-2022 with Charlie Enright and Mark Towill, Co-Founders of 1 Degree. We will use our sport of sailing as a global platform to inspire positive action among sailing and coastal communities and sports fans around the world to create long-lasting change for ocean health.
Mark Towill
Honolulu, HI
“Each day we are racing together against time. This is the ocean hour.”
Charlie Enright
Bristol, RI
“The ocean connects us all. We only thrive if our oceans thrive.”
The Ocean Race
The ultimate team challenge in ocean racing, The Ocean Race (formerly Volvo Ocean Race) first debuted in 1973 as the Whitbread Round-the-World Race. It’s a 9-month, 45,000-mile sprint across the world’s oceans. Mark Towill and Charlie Enright are two-time participants, gunning for a third start in Alicante, Spain in the Fall of 2021.
Our Title Sponsor
Since 2010 11th Hour Racing has been working within the sailing community and maritime industries to advance solutions and practices that protect and restore ocean health. They believe in harnessing the power of sport to promote collaborative and systemic change -- one degree at a time -- and so do we!
Our Boat
Rebranded as 11th Hour Racing in summer 2019, the IMOCA 60 class boat (formerly Hugo Boss) was launched in 2015 as one of the most technologically-advanced racing yachts ever built, with hydrofoils to lift the hull out of the water and reduce drag. It was the runner-up in the 2016 Vendee Globe.
The Ocean Race
The ultimate team challenge in ocean racing, The Ocean Race (formerly Volvo Ocean Race) first debuted in 1973 as the Whitbread Round-the-World Race. It’s a 9-month, 45,000-mile sprint across the world’s oceans. Mark Towill and Charlie Enright are two-time participants, gunning for a third start in Alicante, Spain in the Fall of 2021.
Our Title Sponsor
Since 2010 11th Hour Racing has been working within the sailing community and maritime industries to advance solutions and practices that protect and restore ocean health. They believe in harnessing the power of sport to promote collaborative and systemic change -- one degree at a time -- and so do we!
Our Boat
Rebranded as 11th Hour Racing in summer 2019, the IMOCA 60 class boat (formerly Hugo Boss) was launched in 2015 as one of the most technologically-advanced racing yachts ever built, with hydrofoils to lift the hull out of the water and reduce drag. It was the runner-up in the 2016 Vendee Globe.
Ocean Hour
Driven by the vision of vibrant healthy oceans and communities supported and inspired by the sport of sailing, we will focus on four guiding principles throughout our racing campaign.
Leadership
Collaboration
Legacy
Innovation
Latest News
Current Location
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Lorient, Brittany, France
The boat is currently going through a refit in France.
Upcoming Events
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June 8, 2020
World Oceans Day: Schmidt Ocean Institute Brings the Ocean To You
Join us as we live stream with never before seen footage from the Coral Sea Marine Park
