Ocean Race Atlantic 2026 to launch dual events in New York
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 12:48 PM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026
The Ocean Race Atlantic 2026 will commence two competitions on September 1 in New York. The events include a transatlantic sailing race to Lorient, France, and a sustainability challenge emphasizing environmental and social impact, with gender-balanced crews. Six offshore racing teams will compete based on 30 sustainability criteria, and awards will recognize efforts in carbon footprint reduction, individual contributions, and effective ocean science communications. An overall winner will be revealed at an awards night in Lorient in September, continuing the initiatives started during the Ocean Race Europe 2025.
- •Event starts on September 1 in New York.
- •Features a sailing race and a sustainability challenge.
- •Focus on gender balance among crew members.
- •Awards based on sustainability criteria and ocean science.
- •Winners will be announced at an awards night in Lorient.
- 12:48 PMYahoo Sports — Sailing-Ocean Race launches twin race for Atlantic glory and greenest crew
"Aug 19 (Reuters) - The Ocean Race Atlantic 2026 will launch two simultaneous competitions on September 1 in New York: a transatlantic sailing race to Lorient, France, and a sustainability challenge
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