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Vendée Globe Day 54: Attack is the best form of defence

VendÃ©e Globe Day 54: Attack is the best form of defence by VendÃ©e Globe 31 Dec 2020 21:52 UTC 31 December 2020 Yannick Bestaven on MaÃ®tre Coq IV leads the VendÃ©e Globe into 2021 © Yannick Bestaven / MaÃ®tre Coq IV #VG2020 After more than one month in the Southern Ocean at under 800 miles to Cape Horn for Charlie Dalin (Apivia) who is 133 miles behind leader Yannick Bestaven (MaÃ®tre CoQ IV), it is increasingly likely that the leading pair will round Cape Horn, the mythical rock within hours of each other between Saturday night and Sunday. Equal credit is due to both VendÃ©e Globe skippers who have pressed hard and fast over the last 24 hours to stay ahead of a fast-moving low-pressure system. While their nearest rivals - a chasing pack of nine - are now on the other side of the depression and so the pair are banking some big gains as they continue to profit from the fast ride towards Cape Horn.

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Vendée Globe Day 55: Cape epic for leaders?

Clarisse Cremer on Banque Populaire X in the VendÃ©e Globe © Clarisse Cremer / Banque Populaire X Having been slowed since around 1800hrs UTC yesterday evening to evaluate and then today to make some kind of repair to his port side foil system of APIVIA, Charlie Dalin has dropped to third and lost over 120 miles to his two nearest rivals Thomas Ruyant and Yannick Bestaven. But Dalin, VendÃ©e Globe leader for 23 days up until last night, appears to be back in race mode this afternoon, making over 14kts south eastwards towards the south Pacific Ocean. Waves as high as a three-storey building and winds gusting to 55kts are expected over a ferocious ten-hour period for Yannick Bestaven and Charlie Dalin as they both seek to double the Horn, the last of the course s three Great Capes, for the first time.

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News - A Varied Menu For Drakes Passage - Vendée Globe

© Yvan Zedda/Alea 30 December 2020 - 07:48 • 11800 views Share Article Every Vendée Globe is different. And in the case of this edition compared to 2016-17 history does not repeat itself. In 2016, Armel Le Cléac h passed Cape Horn after 47 days at sea and this time the current leader, Yannick Bestaven (Maître CoQ IV) turn left out of the Pacific after 55 days. And four years ago second placed Alex Thomson (HUGO BOSS) was nearly 600 miles from Le Cléac’h and third placed Jérémie Beyou was nearly 1,500 miles behind. Right now there eleven solo sailors in less than 500 miles, and the peloton of nine was within 130 miles yesterday.

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Vendée Globe Day 53 morning update: A varied menu for Drakes Passage

VendÃ©e Globe Day 53 morning update: A varied menu for Drakes Passage by VendÃ©e Globe 30 Dec 2020 07:32 UTC 30 December 2020 Every VendÃ©e Globe is different. And in the case of this edition compared to 2016-17 history does not repeat itself. In 2016, Armel Le ClÃ©ac h passed Cape Horn after 47 days at sea and this time the current leader, Yannick Bestaven (MaÃ®tre CoQ IV) turn left out of the Pacific after 55 days. And four years ago second placed Alex Thomson (HUGO BOSS) was nearly 600 miles from Le ClÃ©ac h and third placed JÃ©rÃ©mie Beyou was nearly 1,500 miles behind. Right now there eleven solo sailors in less than 500 miles, and the peloton of nine was within 130 miles yesterday.

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Vendée Globe Day 53: Clarisse celebrates her 31st birthday at Point Nemo

VendÃ©e Globe Day 53: Clarisse celebrates her 31st birthday at Point Nemo by VendÃ©e Globe 30 Dec 2020 17:34 UTC 30 December 2020 Clarisse Cremer celebrates her 31st birthday at Point Nemo during the VendÃ©e Globe © Clarisse Cremer / Banque Populaire X #VG2020 For the top group on the VendÃ©e Globe simultaneously the atmosphere is electrifying, stressful and very chilly with 1300 miles to go to Cape Horn mainly because at 55 degreesS the race remains intense for the first fourteen boats, but also because the gaps keep compressing from behind, always seeming to favour skippers chasing the leaders. And the weather is far from simple as the conclusion of a relentless push across the Pacific approaches. The vital thing in these conditions is achieving the right balance both in terms of the physical approach - trimming and pushing the boat hard enough to not lose too many miles against the opposition - and the mental approach - keeping alert,

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