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That’s why we are taking part in the most human-centered regatta ever: follow us in the Ocean Globe Race 2023.
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At Translated, we believe in humans
We produce great translations by combining human creativity with artificial intelligence. We believe that, by teaming up with great people with deeply held values and attitudes, we can overcome any challenge.
To celebrate this, Marco Trombetti, Translated’s CEO and founder, came up with an idea: to participate, as a true outsider, together with an amazing crew of both professionals and non-professionals, in the Ocean Globe Race 2023. The OGR commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the Whitbread Round the World Race, the most human and adventurous regatta ever. From September 2023 to April 2024, our sailboat Translated 9 will take on this extreme challenge, which is only open to boats that competed in one of the first three editions (1973-77-81).
No GPS and no electronic maps – just a sextant and stargazing to guide them on their way. No communication with the world during the journey – just resilience, empathy, and creativity in the face of the unexpected.
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Paul Cayard's Insights into the Ocean Globe Race 2023
Translated 9 won the first leg of the Ocean Globe Race and is now competing in the second leg.
Every week, our Ambassador Paul Cayard analyzes the race, explains the route and its challenges, anticipates key maneuvers, and discusses the performance of Translated 9's crew.
Paul, a 7-time World Champion and 7-time America's Cup competitor, has circumnavigated the globe twice and was the first American to win the Whitbread Round the World Race in 1998.
Don't miss this amazing opportunity to tune in and absorb the insights of sailing icon Paul Cayard.
Stay connected as he guides you through exciting race updates.
We are inviting our friends to experience what sailing around the world is. No prior sailing experience is needed. We want to prove that with courage, determination, and resilience, you can achieve anything. The training sessions will be led by Paul Cayard, a 7-time world champion and 7-time America’s Cup competitor, who has twice circumnavigated the globe, and became the first American to win the Whitbread Round the World Race in 1998. If you want to experience Translated 9 in San Francisco send an email at
t9@translated.com Don’t miss this amazing chance to tune in and absorb the insights of sailing icon Paul Cayard. Link Stay connected as he guides you through exciting race updates.Translated 9 in San Francisco
