By Golden Globe Race
09/11/2026 - 16:36

McIntyre GGR: Injuries, Rescue and Disqualification reshape the game

In 1968, nine sailors started the inaugural Sunday Times Golden Globe Race. Only one finished: Sir Robin Knox-Johnston aboard SUHAILI. The 50th anniversary edition of the McIntyre Golden Globe in 2018 had 18 starters and five finishers. In 2022, 16 started and just three finished.In 1968, nine sailors started the inaugural Sunday Times Golden Globe Race

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By Golden Globe Race
08/11/2026 - 18:41

Guy deBoer airlifted from SPIRIT in long range Brazilian MRCC Navy rescue

McIntyre Golden Globe Race sailor Guy deBoer has been recovered from his yacht SPIRIT in a Brazilian Navy rescue in the South Atlantic, approximately 870 miles east of Rio de Janeiro

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By Golden Globe Race
31/10/2026 - 07:46

Fourth McIntyre Alma Globe 5.80 Transat qualifier starts 31 october

A 24-year-old Finnish sailor who built her own yacht. A 62-year-old former Australian SAS soldier. Two British friends who have already ROWED across the Atlantic together. Seven sailors, six remarkable plywood boats and approximately 3,600 nautical miles of adventure from Portugal to Antigua.

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By Golden Globe Race
24/10/2026 - 08:27

McIntyre GGR Fleet Braces for Severe South Atlantic Storm

After almost seven weeks, the 2026 McIntyre Golden Globe Race is approaching its Southern Ocean test. Since the 6 September start, leader Damien Guillou has sailed approximately 6,500 nautical miles, with the Cape of Good Hope and months of Southern Ocean sailing still ahead.

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By Golden Globe Race
18/10/2026 - 09:31

Pat Lawless retires from the 2026 McIntyre Golden Globe Race after Solent rig failure

Irish skipper Pat Lawless, the oldest skipper in the race at 70, sailing SILVERMINES HYDRO, has retired from the 2026 McIntyre Golden Globe Race after reporting a serious failure of his Solent rig while lying just over 100 nautical miles behind race leader Damien Guillou

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