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Changemakers to Bold Journeys: This is 11th Hour Racing's 2024
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To all our friends near and far, thank you for making 2024 a memorable year.
Dear Friends,
As 2024 sails into the sunset, we’re reflecting on a year filled with milestones achieved, challenges overcome, and unforgettable moments shared. It’s been a journey powered by collaboration and fueled by hope for a healthier planet and thriving communities.
At 11th Hour Racing, every wave of progress we make is thanks to you—our partners, ambassadors, and supporters who inspire us daily. Last year, we amplified voices, supported transformative projects, and shown what’s possible when we come together with purpose and passion.
To celebrate, we’ve created an anthem video that captures the heart and soul of 2024. It’s a love letter to the people and places that have shaped this remarkable year—and a reminder of what’s possible as we chart our course for 2025.
As we set sail into the new year, we hold close the words of Jane Goodall: “The greatest danger to our future is apathy."
Thank you for believing in the power of people and the ocean. Together, let’s make 2025 a year of bold action, meaningful connection, and enduring impact.
With gratitude,
The team at 11th Hour Racing
Thomas Horig / Ocean Image Bank
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Jamie Haines, sailor “I grew up on the ocean, and in order to protect it, we need to solve the climate crisis. It all goes hand in hand.”
Ian Walsh, big wave surfer “As athletes, ocean health and sustainability are at the heart of what we do – without the ocean, we wouldn’t be here.”
Steve Benjamin, filmmaker “I really want people to fall in love with the ocean, to appreciate it more, and to try to alter their behavior around it. Everything ends up in the ocean, and it’s such a dumping ground for humanity. My hope is that people see the ocean as a living entity that needs to be protected.”
Amory Ross, storyteller “How can I describe the ocean? The ocean is impossible to describe because it is endless; it is full of life, wonder, and mystery.”
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