STOPOVER #3 - CAPE TOWN
In this third episode presented by Ouest-France, Harken and the IMOCA, find out everything that happened in Cape Town. For three weeks, the technical teams have been working hard to ensure that the boats are ready to face the tough conditions that the Southern Ocean can impose.
Never far away, the sailors have also been preparing for the crewed leg 3 of The Ocean Race, 12,750 miles and over 35 days of sailing.
Don't wait any longer, and discover the backstage of the STOPOVER...
Teams info
Pre-start favourite Sam Goodchild has unfinished business with the Route du Rhum
This year’s Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe - the 13th staging of the classic solo transatlantic race - has attracted a strong field of 22 IMOCA entries, among them the Class’s top performer over the last two season…
•••DMG Mori Global One set to play an important role in collecting Southern Ocean scientific data durin…
Monitoring and analysing the way in which the Southern Ocean acts as a carbon sink is critical to our understanding of the effects of climate change, and an IMOCA yacht in the next Ocean Race will contribute to our data …
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