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NEWS RELEASE, 24th June 2013 ‘TEAM ENDEAVOUR’ ANNOUNCE ROLEX FASTNET RACE ENTRY SUPPORTED BY TOE IN THE WATER Ahead of Armed Forces Day on Saturday 29th June, a group of wounded and injured military personnel today confirmed their entry into one of the world’s most infamous and arduous yacht races, the Rolex Fastnet Race. The ‘Team Endeavour’ crew, who despite their injuries are all still serving members of the armed forces, will take part in a number of training races ahead of the iconic race itself on 11th August. Project ‘Team Endeavour’ is jointly funded by the Team Army Sports Foundation and the Endeavour Fund, an initiative created by The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry. “My comrades-in-arms across the Armed Forces are fighters by definition, fighters by nature. The Endeavour Fund aims to reignite that fighting spirit, and inspire those who have served their country to go on and achieve great things.” His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales. Tri service charity, TOE IN THE WATER, are providing their full support to the team of 'graduates' taking part in the iconic race by loaning their Farr 52 race yacht which was generously donated by previous owners, former BP Chairman Tony Hayward, Centrica Chief Executive Sam Laidlaw, and Rob Gray, in 2012. The project will be led by TOE IN THE WATER graduate, Capt Pete Hayward, who was injured in Afghanistan in 2010 and the charity's Director of Racing and serving Royal Engineer, Capt Lloyd Hamilton MBE will be taking up the position of skipper. For Capt Hamilton, the Rolex Fastnet will be the last offshore race he competes in before being deployed to Afghanistan on his fourth tour in October 2013 and he is relishing the prospect of enabling the team of injured soldiers, sailors and airmen to compete in this epic challenge. TOE IN THE WATER’S usual remit does not include offshore racing as it focusses on using competitive day sailing as an extension of the rehabilitation programmes carried out by the military medical chain.