Biography
Loïs BERREHAR
After ten years of top-level sport catamaran racing, Loïs Berrehar chose to move into offshore racing by joining Team Sodebo alongside Thomas Coville, with whom he clocked up the miles.
However, the young sailor became increasingly drawn to solo racing and decided to make a radical switch from multihull to monohull by joining the Figaro Bénéteau class. Now part of Team Bretagne - CMB, Loïs Berrehar has shown his full potential, notably finishing as top rookie in the Solo Maître CoQ just a few weeks after his solo debut, taking 15th place in the highly demanding Solitaire Urgo – Le Figaro, and finishing as top rookie in the 2018 Championnat de France Élite de Course au Large. These promising results earned him the helm of the Figaro 3 Performance in 2019.
After starting the season alongside Tom Laperche in the Figaro 3, Loïs teamed up with Fabrice Amedeo for the 2021 season, finishing 10th in the Transat Jacques Vabre. In 2023, he returned to the IMOCA class with Romain Attanasio for the Défi Azimut-Lorient Agglomération and the Transat Jacques Vabre. After a successful Figaro season, he went on to serve as Charlie Dalin’s replacement skipper for the 2024-2025 Vendée Globe.
In 2025, he announced the construction of a new IMOCA with Banque Populaire, with the aim of competing in the 2028 solo round-the-world race.
While waiting for his new IMOCA, Loïs will take part in crewed races with Team Malizia for The Ocean Race Europe and with MACIF Santé Prévoyance for the Transat Café L’Or.