Volvo Ocean Race full route 2014 15
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2014-15 – 11 ports, 38,739 nautical miles.
The route will take in 11 cities in 11 countries — Spain, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, China, New Zealand, Brazil, United States, Portugal, France and Sweden — and will require the teams to cover 38,739 nautical miles — equivalent to 44,580 miles or 71,745 kms. The Race will start on October 4, 2014, day of the first In-Port Race in Alicante, and finish with a final In-Port Race on June 27, 2015 in Gothenburg, the Swedish home of Volvo. The start of the race will see the brand new Volvo Ocean 65 racing boats sail from Alicante in Spain to Cape Town in South Africa over 6,487 nm. From there, the teams will sail to Abu Dhabi (6,125 nm) before heading to Sanya in China (4,670 nm). As in the last race, the boats will sail from Sanya to Auckland, New Zealand (5,264 nm). From the City of Sails they will leave for Itajaí in Brazil (6,776 nm) before going north to Newport, Rhode Island in the United States (5,010 nm). The teams will then cross the Atlantic to Lisbon (2,800 nm) followed by Lorient (647 nm) then on the ultimate leg, make a 24-hour Le Mans style pit-stop in The Hague before the final run to the finish to Gothenburg (960 nm).
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