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Vendée Globe update: Thursday is finish day for Gang of Four

Vendée Globe update: Thursday is finish day for Gang of Four by Vendée Globe 10 Feb 16:22 GMT 10 February 2021 After the heat of the tropics and the relentless winds, all pervading dampness and chill of the Southern Oceans the next group of Vendée Globe finishers into Les Sables d Olonne will have sub zero overnight temperatures to add to their experiences of the weather extremes as winter returns to the west coast of France. Four skippers will finish their solo round-the-world race this Thursday. Arnaud Boissières (La Mie-Câline-Artisans Artipôle) this afternoon is still leading on Kojiro Shiraishi (DMG MORI Global One) and a little further behind Alan Roura (La Fabrique) leads Stéphane Le Diraison (Time for Oceans).

Vendée Globe: United nations battle to the end on Biscay

Vendée Globe: United nations battle to the end on Biscay by Vendée Globe 7 Feb 16:41 GMT 7 February 2021 After the finishes on Saturday, Jérémie Beyou in 13th and Romain Attanasio in 14th arriving in Les Sables d Olonne s channel at either end of the day, six more skippers are due to finish this week, among them France s Arnaud Boissières and Stéphane Le Diraison, Switzerland s Alan Roura, Japan s Kojiro Shiraishi, Great Britain s Pip Hare and Spain s Didac Costa. With tired boats, tired bodies and minds, each face their own personal battles to make the final 1,000-1,500 nautical miles to the finish, but all share the same utter commitment and determination. The next five boats are within 100 nautical miles of each other while Hare is about 100 miles behind Stéphane Le Diraison. On her 47th birthday today, Sunday, Hare was in a dilemma after damaging a furler and wrapping a headsail into a mess.

News - United Nations Battle To The End on Biscay - Vendée Globe

th and Romain Attanasio in 14 th arriving in Les Sables d’Olonne’s channel at either end of the day, six more skippers are due to finish this week, among them France’s Arnaud Boissières  and Stéphane Le Diraison, Switzerland’s Alan Roura, Japan’s Kojiro Shiraishi, Great Britain’s Pip Hare and Spain’s Didac Costa. With tired boats, tired bodies and minds, each face their own personal battles to make the final 1000-1500 nautical miles to the finish but all share the same utter commitment and determination. The next five boats are within 100 nautical miles of each other while Hare is about 100 miles behind Stéphane Le Diraison. On her 47

Jérémie Beyou on Charal finishes 13th in the Vendée Globe

Jérémie Beyou on Charal finishes 13th in the Vendée Globe by Vendée Globe 6 Feb 17:01 GMT 6 February 2021 Jérémie Beyou, who was one of the outstanding pre-start favourites to win the Vendée Globe crossed the finish line in 13th place today (Saturday 6th February) after having had to return to Les Sables d Olonne because of technical breakdowns and restart over nine days after the fleet started on Sunday 8th November. The skipper of Charal finished at 08:15:58 hrs UTC this Saturday 6th February in an elapsed time of 89 days, 18 hours, 58 seconds. He finished 9 days, 15 hours, 12 seconds after winner Yannick Bestaven.

Beyou set to complete Vendée Globe voyage of self discovery

Beyou set to complete Vendée Globe voyage of self discovery by Vendée Globe 5 Feb 15:51 UTC 5 February 2021 Two finishers are expected at the weekend, most likely both on Saturday. After being forced to return to Les Sables d Olonne and restarting more than nine days after the race s November 8th original start Jérémie Beyou (Charal) should complete his heroic race of self discovery and finish in 13th place. Just before Jérémie Beyou and Romain Attanasio are expected to cross the finish line tomorrow in 13th and 14th places respectively, the Franco German skipper Isabelle Joschke has now left Salvador de Bahia Brasil today heading for Les Sables d Olonne to complete her first solo circumnavigation hors course. Meantime in the north Atlantic a six way match promises to be particularly exciting. Even after nearly 90 days of racing on the Vendée Globe there are still many places to be decided and intense, head to head contests going on.

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