Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race

The Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race is underway! Hundreds of spectators turned out to watch the start on Sunday, July 11th, celebrating the 103rd running of the 360-mile race.Although the first boats are set to finish today, there is always action to follow. Be sure to check out the
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The Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race is underway! Hundreds of spectators turned out to watch the start on Sunday, July 11th, celebrating the 103rd running of the 360-mile race.

Although the first boats are set to finish today, there is always action to follow. Be sure to check out the Race Tracker and watch the whole shakedown. And start planning your own race in 2013!

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