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Adventure awaits for Transatlantic Race 2025 competitors

There’s something undeniably special about the start of a transatlantic yacht race — the quiet anticipation, the sharpened focus, and that edge-of-the-seat feeling that no one quite knows what lies ahead.

Line honours favourite Tschüss 2 | Image © Tim Wright/RORC

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Dalton and Ainslie speak on new Protocol for AC38

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