IMOCA RACE REPORT #4 I Transat Jacques Vabre 2023
The IMOCA boats are gradually getting closer to La Martinique... and so are the teams! They are all getting ready to set off to welcome their skipper duo and begin the various repairs to the 60-foot boats before returning to base.
Paul Meilhat, skipper of Biotherm, back in Lorient following his retirement from the race, is continuing to observe what's happening at sea. He gives us an update live from his IMOCA on the situation and according to him... Nothing's decided yet!
Teams info
For some IMOCA skippers, the appeal of the Solitaire du Figaro never dies
It’s not unprecedented for top sailors in IMOCA to return to the Figaro class, but it’s quite unusual and this season several of IMOCA’s established skippers have been doing just that.
•••Pierre-Louis Attwell - a new skipper in the IMOCA Class with a very special message
It’s impossible not to be impressed by Pierre-Louis Attwell, who has entered the IMOCA Class this year determined to make his mark not only as a sailor with the dream of competing in the next Vendée Globe, but also as a …
•••Championship ranking
| 01 | Sam GOODCHILD
MACIF SANTÉ PRÉVOYANCE | 50.00 pts | |
| 02 | Corentin HOREAU
MACSF | 45.00 pts | |
| 03 | Violette DORANGE
INITIATIVES-CŒUR | 40.00 pts | |
| 04 | Elodie BONAFOUS
ASSOCIATION PETITS PRINCES - QUÉGUINER | 38.00 pts | |
| 05 | Francesca CLAPCICH
11TH HOUR RACING | 36.00 pts | |
| 06 | Nico D'ESTAIS
CAFÉ JOYEUX | 35.00 pts | |
| 07 | Arnaud BOISSIÈRES
APRIL MARINE - RECHERCHE CO-PARTENAIRE | 34.00 pts |