The Ocean Race Status
Published by The Ocean Race1973 SL The Ocean Race is the leading round-the-world sailing race on the planet, and
the toughest test of a team in professional sport. Lasting for nearly nine
months, it’s the longest sport event in the world.
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Common dislikes about The Ocean Race app
- App locks up when selecting video option and puts user in an endless loop of hitting "back to home".
- Small video archive means that if user doesn’t keep up with the race in real time, watching on demand will mean missing large sections of the race.
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Dongfeng Race Team won the 13th edition of The Ocean Race, which started from Alicante (Spain) on October 22, 2017 and finished in The Hague (the Netherlands) with a final In-Port Race on June 30, 2018. The Ocean Race is the leading round-the-world sailing race on the planet, and the toughest test of a team in professional sport. From the first race in 1973 as the Whitbread Round the World Race, sailors have battled for trophy and glory over the last 45 years. Lasting for nearly nine months, it’s the longest sport event in the world. With TheOceanRace, you can read all the news and follow the announcements as they happen - don’t wait to hear it from others! The teams visited 12 cities, six continents and covered 45,000 nautical miles.
