Discreet, humble, and devilishly effective, Tanguy Leglatin began his career as an offshore racing coach in 2007 in Lorient, and quickly earned a reputation that matched his talent.
There is no ambiguity in his approach: performance, performance, and more performance. But it’s not just about fine-tuning every setting, honing strategy, or rehearsing maneuvers until they’re perfectly executed — Tanguy Leglatin’s goal is for the skipper to be completely in sync with their boat, their environment, and their sporting ambitions. Being capable of performing is not enough; you have to deeply want it — and enjoy doing it.
After a week of racing, we take a look at the IMOCA fleet in the Transat Café l’OR with Sébastien Marsset, finisher of the last Vendée Globe and candidate for the 2028 Vendée Globe.
•••From 16 to 21 September, Lorient-La Base will once again be buzzing with excitement for the Défi Azimut. Now in its 15th year, the event brings together 12 pairs of skippers on their IMOCA boats for what promises to be a…
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