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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.

News - Louis Burton (Bureau Vallee 2) second across the finish line - Vendée Globe

© Olivier Blanchet/Alea 28 January 2021 - 00:59 • 9487 views Share Article Louis Burton, the popular hard driving 35 years old French skipper of Bureau Vallée 2 crossed the finish line of the Vendée Globe in second position, emerging from the inky darkness on his yellow hulled IMOCA to break the line at 23.45hrs 12mins on Wednesday 27 th January, 04h 09min 25s after Charlie Dalin in what is the proving to be race’s closest and most hotly contested finish ever. Burton’s elapsed time for the course is 80d 10h 25min 12s. But, like first placed Dalin the skipper from Saint Malo must wait until rival Yannick Bestaven crosses the finish to discover his final position as the skipper of Maître Coq IV has 10 hours and 15 minutes of time allowance for helping in the search and rescue of Kevin Escoffier.

Vendee Globe Race Victory in the Balance for Charlie Dalin

Vendee Globe Race Victory in the Balance for Charlie Dalin 26th January 2021 Dalin’s latest generation Verdier design with its big foil should be fastest and the 37 year old who grew up in Le Havre, France is the line honours favourite. Credit: Jean Marie Liot Passing the latitude of Lisbon, Portugal this morning, Vendee Globe Race leader Charlie Dalin is in control of a very tight three-way fight at the moment, converging fast with Louis Burton (Bureau Vallée 2) who should be about 30 miles behind when they cross gybes. And Boris Herrmann (Seaexplorer-Yacht Club de Monaco) is some 37 miles behind Burton in third.

News - Breathaking Victory Is In The Balance! - Vendée Globe

Fast Burton & Consistent Dalin s Northwards Vendee Globe Duel in Trades

Fast Burton & Consistent Dalin’s Northwards Vendee Globe Duel in Trades 19th January 2021 Louis Burton (Bureau Vallée 2) has been in first twice, and one of those times was on start day after he jumped the start gun! After more than 25,000 miles of racing this Vendée Globe hangs in the balance. Who will win? At the head of the fleet now Charlie Dalin (Apivia) has been in first place 178 times since November 8th when the race started, Louis Burton (Bureau Vallée 2) has been in first twice, and one of those times was on start day after he jumped the start gun!

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