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Vendée Globe Day 73 morning update: Fast and low or high and slower?

Bureau VallÃ©e - VendÃ©e Globe © StÃ©phane Maillard / Bureau VallÃ©e After more than 25,000 miles of racing this VendÃ©e 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 VallÃ©e 2) has been in first twice, and one of those times was on start day after he jumped the start gun! Dalin is racing harder on the wind, on a tighter angle as his port side foil is compromised but trying to be closer to the Azores, to the east, when he hooks into the low pressure which will accelerate him to the finish. Burton has the bow of Bureau VallÃ©e down, powering on a more westerly slant at 17kts trying to go faster to reach the low earlier but more to the west. This climb up the NE ly trades blowing at 16-18kts will take another three days.

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Vendée Globe Day 71 morning update: Louis Burton first back into the northern hemisphere

VendÃ©e Globe Day 71 morning update: Louis Burton first back into the northern hemisphere by VendÃ©e Globe 17 Jan 08:43 UTC 17 January 2021 Louis Burton on Bureau VallÃ©e 2 is first back into the northern hemisphere in the VendÃ©e Globe © Stephane Maillard #VG2020 Louis Burton, the 35 year old Saint Malo skipper of Bureau VallÃ©e 2 was the first VendÃ©e Globe skipper to break back into the northern hemisphere last night, crossing the Equator at 1911hrs UTC last night. Just less than one hour later and some 50 miles to the east of him Charlie Dalin crossed second and 37 minutes later, close to the wake of Burton, Germany s Boris Herrmann also returned to the home hemisphere.

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Vendée Globe 2020 : Romain Attanasio blessé aux côtes

Vendée Globe 2020 : Romain Attanasio blessé aux côtes
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Vendée Globe Day 61 morning update: Bestaven s biggest lead

Yannick Bestaven - MaÃ®tre CoQ IV - VendÃ©e Globe © Jean Marie Liot / MaÃ®tre CoQ IV For the moment, and it may still be temporary, Yannick Bestaven has accelerated north and left the battle for second in his far distant wake. Making up to 20kts over night after connecting to a stronger flow of SE ly wind yesterday afternoon, the skipper of MaÃ®tre Coq IV has made significant gains while his immediate pursuers - now led by Damien Seguin in second - for a long time were not managing to make ten knots. Bestaven has the biggest lead of the race so far now at 376 nautical miles while there is just 19 miles, in terms to distance to the next waypoint, between second placed Seguin and Charlie Dalin (Apivia) and Thomas Ruyant (LinkedOut) who is now fourth. Dalin and Ruyant are negotiating the west side of the high pressure system and trying to get north to the stronger breeze while Seguin is 250 miles to their SE on a radically different option.

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Vendée Globe Day 60 morning update: Bestaven s biggest lead

Yannick Bestaven - MaÃ®tre CoQ IV - VendÃ©e Globe © Jean Marie Liot / MaÃ®tre CoQ IV For the moment, and it may still be temporary, Yannick Bestaven has accelerated north and left the battle for second in his far distant wake. Making up to 20kts over night after connecting to a stronger flow of SE ly wind yesterday afternoon, the skipper of MaÃ®tre Coq IV has made significant gains while his immediate pursuers - now led by Damien Seguin in second - for a long time were not managing to make ten knots. Bestaven has the biggest lead of the race so far now at 376 nautical miles while there is just 19 miles, in terms to distance to the next waypoint, between second placed Seguin and Charlie Dalin (Apivia) and Thomas Ruyant (LinkedOut) who is now fourth. Dalin and Ruyant are negotiating the west side of the high pressure system and trying to get north to the stronger breeze while Seguin is 250 miles to their SE on a radically different option.

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