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How To Follow Embrace The Challenge Across The Atlantic

Aug 31
2 min read


Race day is almost here!

On 1 September, Embrace The Challenge will leave New York and begin the 3,200 nautical mile race across the North Atlantic to Lorient.

There are more ways than ever to follow Ollie, Liz, Marie and Lincoln from the moment they leave the dock to the moment they arrive back in Europe.

Watch Embrace The Challenge Live

For the first time, our starboard onboard camera will remain live throughout the race, giving you a direct view from onboard as the team crosses the Atlantic.

No highlights. No edit. Just a live window onto life onboard an IMOCA at race pace.

Watch the Embrace The Challenge live camera here: https://www.youtube.com/live/RUPZwdnyXL8?feature=share

Track Us Across The Atlantic

Want to know exactly where we are?

The official PredictWind tracker will show the position of Embrace The Challenge and the rest of the IMOCA fleet throughout the race.

You’ll be able to follow the fleet 24 hours a day as the tactical picture develops across the North Atlantic.

Watch Tomorrow’s Departure Live

The action starts in New York on 1 September.

The fleet will leave Brooklyn in the ceremonial dock-out before sailing past the Statue of Liberty and heading offshore.

Because the course passes through an important marine mammal conservation area, the competitive race start will take place more than 100 nautical miles offshore. That means the boats will spend around 12 hours sailing out to the start area before the racing officially begins.

The Ocean Race will broadcast the New York departure live, with further daily broadcasts from the fleet throughout the crossing.

Watch the New York departure live: https://youtube.com/live/BAFAZ6yw6pA?feature=share

The Ocean Race YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/theoceanrace

Follow The Team

Our own channels will be the best place to follow Embrace The Challenge throughout the race.

Paddy will be onboard as OBR, sending back images, video and updates directly from the boat, while the shore team will keep you up to date with the latest from the race.

Expect daily updates, onboard footage, race insight and plenty from life onboard.

The Race Ahead

The crossing is expected to take around 7–9 days, with the fleet currently expected into Lorient around 8–9 September.

After months of preparation, this is the first chance to see Embrace The Challenge racing against the IMOCA fleet.

Now you can follow every mile.

 
 
 

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