RACE REPORT #7 –Day 60 on the 2024 Vendée Globe
Fewer than 2,000 miles remain for Charlie Dalin and Yoann Richomme, who have been leading the Vendée Globe fleet for over twenty days. Their duel shows no signs of ending, keeping us on the edge of our seats. Meanwhile, Sébastien Simon continues his solo journey in third place.
The real battle is happening between fourth and tenth positions. All the skippers in this group are stuck in a windless zone, with rankings shifting constantly with every update. Who will manage to come out on top?
At the same time, more and more sailors are rounding Cape Horn. Only eight boats remain west of this iconic landmark, waiting for favorable conditions to cross. “Good sailors,” as Armel Tripon remarked this morning.
Armel Tripon, skipper of the IMOCA Les P’tits Doudous, who will return to the sea in a few weeks, shares his analysis of recent events.
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Yoann Richomme, 2nd in the 2024 Vendée Globe
After a thrilling and long-running duel with winner Charlie Dalin, the PAPREC ARKÉA skipper completed his first solo round the world race this morning at 0612 UTC, taking a superb second place after 65 days, 18 hours and…
•••Charlie Dalin wins the 2024 Vendée Globe
After one long, cold final night fighting through light winds off the Brittany coast, Charlie Dalin, the French skipper of MACIF Santé Prévoyance crossed the Vendée Globe finish line this Tuesday morning at 07:24 UTC to …
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