In The Carbon Can I 38 days racing across the Southern Ocean aboard an IMOCA
From Cape Town, South Africa, to Itajaí, Brazil, it's a legendary 12,750 nautical mile (26,613 km) crossing that covers three-quarters of a trip around the world.
This leg of The Ocean Race is also the route of the three capes: Good Hope, Leeuwin, and Horn, spanning the Indian, Pacific, and Atlantic Oceans, through the feared waters of the Deep South. Onboard the IMOCA Biotherm, Paul Meilhat and his exceptional crew – Sam Davies, Damien Seguin, and Anthony Marchand – face these tempestuous seas. For 38 days, Ronan Gladu captures these unique moments from "the carbon box" as the Onboard Reporter. Get ready to relive this intense adventure, filled with emotions and unforgettable memories. 🌍
🎥 Ronan Gladu
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