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Vendée Globe: United nations battle to the end on Biscay by Vendée Globe 7 Feb 16:41 GMT 7 February 2021 After the finishes on Saturday, Jérémie Beyou in 13th and Romain Attanasio in 14th arriving in Les Sables d'Olonne's channel at either end of the day, six more skippers are due to finish this week, among them France's Arnaud Boissières and Stéphane Le Diraison, Switzerland's Alan Roura, Japan's Kojiro Shiraishi, Great Britain's Pip Hare and Spain's Didac Costa. With tired boats, tired bodies and minds, each face their own personal battles to make the final...

th and Romain Attanasio in 14 th arriving in Les Sables d’Olonne’s channel at either end of the day, six more skippers are due to finish this week, among them France’s Arnaud Boissières  and Stéphane Le Diraison, Switzerland’s Alan Roura, Japan’s Kojiro Shiraishi, Great Britain’s Pip Hare and Spain’s Didac Costa. With tired boats, tired bodies and minds, each face their own personal battles to make the final 1000-1500 nautical miles to the finish but all share the same utter commitment and determination. The next five boats are within 100 nautical miles of each other while Ha...

Vendée Globe Day 63: An unruly, unrelenting Pacific by Vendée Globe 9 Jan 18:16 UTC 9 January 2021 Stéphane Le Diraison on Time For Oceans - Vendée Globe Day 63 © Stéphane Le Diraison / Time For Oceans / VG2020 The Pacific is proving particularly unrelenting for the Vendée Globe competitors still racing eastwards towards Cape Horn. There might be the odd pause for a few hours before the next low pressure system kicks them along the course towards deliverance, and the big left turn out of the Southern Ocean and into the more sheltered waters of th...

Bestaven’s Vendee Globe Lead is Evaporating 9th January 2021 Charlie Dalin is pushing Apivia very hard in near ideal foiling conditions The Pacific is proving particularly unrelenting for the Vendée Globe competitors still racing eastwards towards Cape Horn. There might be the odd pause for a few hours before the next low pressure system kicks them along the course towards deliverance, and the big left turn out of the Southern Ocean and into the more sheltered waters of the Atlantic. The next wagon train of IMOCA 60s presently routing their approach to the Horn is led by Switzerland's Al...