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Dice tumbling as Vendee Globe hits 1000nm to go mark

Dice tumbling as Vendee Globe hits 1000nm to go mark
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Vendée Globe Day 78: Tumbling Dice

Vendée Globe Day 78: Tumbling Dice by Vendée Globe 24 Jan 20:27 UTC 24 January 2021 Less than 1000 nautical miles to the finish of the ninth edition of the Vendée Globe in Les Sables d Olonne and it is still too close to call, not least as the Saint Malo maverick Louis Burton seized the race lead from Charlie Dalin in the late morning today. Burton, 35, who finished seventh on the last edition of the Vendée Globe was computed to have a lead of just over five nautical miles from the Apvia skipper Dalin. As the leaders split gybes today, Yannick Bestaven (Maître CoQ IV) in fifth was first to opt for a northerly route, seeking to sail up to hook into the stronger winds of a low pressure system. He will sail more miles but could come in to Les Sables d Olonne faster from the north.

Louis Burton Seizes Vendee Globe Race lead with 900 Miles To Finish

Louis Burton Seizes Vendee Globe Race lead with 900 Miles To Finish 24th January 2021 Louis Burton seized the race lead from Charlie Dalin in the late morning today. Less than 1000 nautical miles to the finish of the ninth edition of the Vendée Globe in Les Sables d’Olonne and it is still too close to call, not least as the Saint Malo maverick Louis Burton seized the race lead from Charlie Dalin in the late morning today. Burton, 35, who finished seventh on the last edition of the Vendée Globe was computed to have a lead of just over five nautical miles from the Apvia skipper Dalin. As the leaders split gybes today, Yannick Bestaven (Maître CoQ IV) in fifth was first to opt for a northerly route, seeking to sail up to hook into the stronger winds of a low-pressure system. He will sail more miles but could come in to Les Sables d’Olonne faster from the north.

Vendée Globe Day 77 morning update: Azores ahead are prelude to winning moves

LInkedOut during the Vendée Globe © Pierre Bouras At 350 miles SW of the Azores this morning Charlie Dalin (Apivia) is still proving able to hold off the advance of Louis Burton (Bureau Vallée 2) as they negotiate a key phase looking to be able to transition from the north side of the Azores high pressure into the low pressure train. Burton has been fast coming back from his westerly option, converging into the super consistent Dalin to see their lateral separation dropping all the time to 55 miles this morning. Boris Herrmann (Seaexplorer-Yacht Club de Monaco) is 90 miles behind Dalin as they approach the island group.

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