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G580Transat 24 Jakub Ziemkiewicz Ireland 185 Bibi Weekly Satellite Call (1) with Graham Cox - 20/01/2025-2

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Globe 580 Transat 24 - 25 / Mini Globe Race 25 Qualifier Week 3  Weekly Satellite Call (2) with Graham Cox - 03/02/2025
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Mini Globe Race 25 Leg 1 Antigua to Panama Entrant Satellite Calls with Graham Cox - 25/02-04/03/2025

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Mini Globe Race 25 Leg 2 Panama to Fiji Entrant Satellite Calls with Graham Cox - 31/03-01/04/2025

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After the Golden Globe Race 2018; 2022, Ocean Globe Race 2022, now McIntyre Adventures presents another amazing around the world yacht race - The Mini Globe Race 2025 starting in February 2025.

Since the launch of the Class Globe 5.80, over 230 people in more than 37 countries have purchased plans to build their own 19-foot plywood 'mini' yacht. The '5.80' refers to its length in metres, which is compact enough to be shipped in a 20-foot container to and from international events.

Conceived by Australian adventurer Don McIntyre and designed by Polish sailor and designer Janusz Maderski, this new class of 'mini' yacht opens up exciting new possibilities for adventurous and affordable ocean racing.

In 2025, a group of brave adventurers will race their 5.80 yachts solo around the world. The Mini Globe Race will start on 23 February 2025 and will be divided into five legs:

• Leg One: Start of the race from Antigua to Panama;
• Leg Two: Panama to Fiji via Tahiti and Tonga;
• Leg Three: Fiji to Cape Town via Darwin, Cocos Islands, Mauritius and Durban;
• Leg Four: Cape Town to Recife, Brazil via St Helena;
• Leg Five: Recife, Brazil to Antigua.

The race covers 28,000 miles and is limited to 20 entrants from around the world. It should take around a year to complete. 

There are no restrictions on satellite media access or the transmission of pictures and updates to the media. Entrants can post pictures from on board and manage their own social media from their boats. This openness allows for real-time coverage and engagement, bringing the excitement of the race to audiences worldwide. Join us as we redefine adventure on a global scale!

Follow the journey at minigloberace.com.

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