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markroundtheworld©2009

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Setting off from the Humber on the north east coast of England, it will be almost a year before they return.

 

Their jubilant arrival home in July 2010 will mark the end of an epic challenge: taking on the elements and becoming one of the world’s elite – a global ocean racer.

Setting off from the Humber in the north east of England on 13 September 2009, the route will take the fleet of ten identical 68-foot racing yachts on a breathtaking, ten-month odyssey around the globe.

 

From Europe across the Atlantic Ocean to South America, on to Africa, Australasia, Singapore, China, across the planet's largest expanse of water, the Pacific Ocean, to the USA, through the Panama Canal, one of man's great engineering triumphs, through the Caribbean to the east coast of the North American continent and back across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe.

 

The internationally sponsored yachts will finally cross their outward track to complete the circumnavigation shortly before the triumphant and emotional return to the Humber in July 2010.

 

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Clipper RTW Race
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