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Time And Tide

The Ocean Race has long caught the imagination of many a sailor, a chance to traverse the high seas in a battle of physical and mental strength that pushes those who take part to the very limit of their endurance.

First attempted in 1973, it is in essence a race across the globe, making various ports of call along the way, with the quickest to navigate the various legs the winner.

This is the first year the event has been attempted since 2018, with 11 boats taking part in a race that is expected to last

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