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The Ocean Race announces new climate change initiative by The Ocean Race 22 Apr 12:18 UTC Leg 02, Lisbon to Cape Town, day 04, sunset on board Dongfeng. rainbow in the sky. © Jeremie Lecaudey / Volvo AB The Ocean Race is aiming to make its next round-the-world race in 2022-23 climate positive. The sailing event, known as the greatest test of a team in sport, is announcing the move as part of an ambitious climate change initiative and a key part of its work to protect and restore the seas. The initiative tackles the reduction of race-related greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) alongside a programme of activity designed to create a positive impact. The work doesn t stop at race-organiser operations; it guides and inspires all those that the Race works with to also become climate positive, including race teams, the cities that host the event, Race partners and official suppliers. It also extends beyond the immediate touchpoints of the Race to reach new audiences,

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