by Rory Maher, Clear Air Gender parity in sailing hit a new high-water mark on September 2, when six IMOCA 60s began The Ocean Race Atlantic after departing Brooklyn the previous day — crews of exactly two men and two women sailing under the first mandatory 50/50 gender-equal crew rule in The Ocean Race's 53-year [&hellip
by Rory Maher, Clear Air Gender parity in sailing hit a new high-water mark on September 2, when six IMOCA 60s began The Ocean Race Atlantic after departing Brooklyn the previous day — crews of exactly two...
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by Rory Maher, Clear Air Gender parity in sailing hit a new high-water mark on September 2, when six IMOCA 60s began The Ocean Race Atlantic after departing Brooklyn the previous day — crews of exactly two men and two women sailing under the first mandatory 50/50 gender-equal crew rule in The Ocean Race's 53-year [&hellip
by Rory Maher, Clear Air Gender parity in sailing hit a new high-water mark on September 2, when six IMOCA 60s began The Ocean Race Atlantic after departing Brooklyn the previous day — crews of exactly two men and two women sailing under the first mandatory 50/50 gender-equal crew rule in The Ocean Race's 53-year [&hellip
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