Offshore

2021 Transat JV - Class40 Redman
Transat Jacques Vabre – Class 40 Victory for Redman

Class 40 victory has gone to Redman, co-skippered by Frenchman Antoine Carpentier and Pablo Santurde Del Arco of Spain

2021 RORC Awards - Sunrise
Standing Ovation for Sunrise at RORC Oscars

There was a standing ovation for the overall winner of the 2021 RORC Season’s Points Championship, Tom Kneen’s JPK 1180 Sunrise

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Transat Jacques Vabre – Sam Davies and Nico Lunven finish 5th

Britain’s Sam Davies and co-skipper Nico Lunven on Initiatives Coeur finished fifth in the IMOCA class of the 2021 Transat Jacques Vabre.

The Ocean Race
The Ocean Race 2022-23 will start 15 January 2023 from Alicante

The start date for leg one of The Ocean Race 2022-23 has been confirmed with both IMOCA and VO65 fleet starts scheduled for Sunday, 15 January 2023 from Alicante, Spain

2021 TJV - Maxi Edmond de Rothschild
Transat Jacques Vabre – Ultime podium complete

Following the Ocean 50 fleet leaders home, Franck Cammas and Charles Caudrelier aboard Maxi Edmond de Rothschild win the Transat Jacques Vabre Ultimate fleet race

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Transat Jacques Vabre – Ocean Fifty multihull Primonial first to finish

Sébastien Rogues and Matthieu Souben on Primonial have taken line honours and the Ocean Fifty multihull title in the 2021 Transat Jacques Vabre race.

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Transat Jacques Vabre – First finishers today?

All four Transat Jacques Vabre classes are on a direct route to the finish.

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Transat Jacques Vabre – Class 40 down to 44

HBF-Reforest’Action has withdrawn from the TJV race. Kito de Pavant and Gwen Gbick saw their bowsprit explode under the pressure of the gennaker while sailing at 20 knots.

TJV Tracker 16-11-2021
Transat Jacques Vabre – Cammas and Caudrelier 300 miles ahead

After nine days of racing Maxi Edmond de Rothschild keeps getting faster at the front of the Ultimes whilst the Ocean Fifty class may well be shuffled as they enter the Doldrums.

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Transat Jacques Vabre – And the Brits?

After one week of the 15th edition of the Transat Jacques Vabre three of the four boats with a British crew member are still racing.

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Transat Jacques Vabre – 3,300 miles of separation

ransat Jacques Vabre – 3,300 miles of separation. After six days of racing, the first signs of wear and tear are appearing on board the boats and fatigue is putting the sailors to the test.

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Transat Jacques Vabre – IMOCA lead change

There was a lead change in the IMOCAs this morning but as the Ultimes power south to Cape Verde, many of the Class 40 are stuck again without wind