The miles at sea provide plenty of time for reflection, and I've been thinking about what makes the Clipper Race such a unique leadership and team experience. When Sir Robin Knox-Johnston founded the Clipper Race, the vision was simple but ambitious: ordinary people should have the opportunity to do something extraordinary. To cross oceans. To... Continue Reading →
As Our Journey Comes to a Close: What the Leader Board Can’t Measure
Team Washington DC supporters: Skipper update 22nd July 2026 And so, it comes to an end. Eleven months at sea. Approximately 50,000 nautical miles. One complete circumnavigation of the globe. As the race draws to a close, it’s impossible not to notice the leader board. We know many people will judge our performance by where... Continue Reading →