GPR 2022 Race Finishers *non race year
LATITUDE 35 - World Record Set
34 Days, 14 Hours, 20 Minutes
GPR 2021 Race Finishers
LATITUDE 35 - World Record Set
30 Days, 5 Hours, 37 Minutes
OCEAN SHEROES - World Record Set
35 Days, 14 Hours, 32 Minutes
GIRLS WHO DARE - World Record Set
60 Days, 13 Hours, 13 Minutes
GPR IN THE PRESS
OVER 12.5 MILLION VIEWS & IMPRESSION
A Race unlike any you've experienced before...
The Race
With a distance of 2400 nautical miles, the Great Pacific Race is one of the toughest races on Earth. Teams made up of 3 or 4 crew, all competing in identical boats, will be entirely self supported and unassisted from the start gun in San Francisco until the finishing line in Hawaii.
The Experience
The Challenge
Your team will be challenged, physically, mentally and emotionally, by the greatest force on Earth, the Ocean. Sleep deprivation, physical and mental fatigue, salt sores, weight loss and the forces of nature will challenge your will to breaking point. But every pull of the oar will bring you closer to the biggest sense of achievement you could ever imagine.
Support
You will be at one with your boat, and closer to your team mates than you ever thought possible, but for safety teams will be monitored 24/7 for the entirety of the race by the race directors. They willl assist in weather routing and be on hand to muster support quickly, should it be needed.
Supported By
“The sea is everything. It covers seven tenths of the terrestrial globe. Its breath is pure and healthy. It is an immense desert, where man is never lonely, for he feels life stirring on all sides.”