Andrew Pindar winner of the 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award for The Magenta Project at the World Sailing Awards 2023, Malaga, Spain on 14th November 2023.

11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award

The World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award celebrates the effective execution or ongoing delivery of high-impact, highly-replicable sustainability initiatives, aligned to World Sailing's Sustainability Agenda 2030.

Nominations

Launched in 2018, the award celebrates the delivery of high-impact, highly replicable sustainability initiatives aligned with the World Sailing Sustainability Agenda 2030. World Sailing and 11th Hour Racing encourage entries from individual sailors, sailing clubs, events, classes, federations, and the wider marine industry, no matter how big or small their programme or initiative may be.

Public voting to help determinee the winners will be open from 16-27 October 2023.

 

About the Award

The 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award is the highest recognition of success in marine sustainability. The winners receive an iconic trophy, made from recycled carbon fibre sourced from an America’s Cup boat and infused with bio-resin and a $10,000 USD prize to help further their sustainability activities.

Public voting was introduced in 2020 to engage with the wider international sailing community.

Past winners of the award have all demonstrated a commitment to reducing their environmental impact and raising awareness around conservation.

Past Winners