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Yachting World 0shares Pip Hare has achieved a lifelong dream by finishing the Vendée Globe, the first British skipper in the 2020 race Pip Hare crossed the finish line of the Vendée Globe at 0057 this morning to become the first British skipper to finish the 2020/21 race. When the gun went, she jumped for joy. The grainy footage of a small red-clad figure leaping on the deck of her silver and purple IMOCA was undeniably emotional, this was watching someone’s lifetime dream come true. To complete the Vendée Globe was an ambition that Pip had poured her very hear...

Pip Hare is the first British sailor to cross the finish line of the Vendée Globe, finishing the solo round-the-world race at 0057 this morning.

Arnaud Boissieres finishes 15th in the Vendée Globe by Vendée Globe 11 Feb 09:04 UTC 11 February 2021 French skipper Arnaud Boissières crossed the finish line at 08h 56min 06s this Thursday 11th February to take 15th place in the ninth edition of the Vendée Globe. In so doing the 48 years old native of Arcachon who has lived in Les Sables d'Olonne since before his first Vendée Globe race becomes the first ever skipper to complete the solo non stop round the world race four consecutive times. Boissières returns another solid, dependable performance, his progra...

Kojiro Shiraishi finishes 16th in the Vendée Globe by Vendée Globe 11 Feb 15:32 GMT 11 February 2021 Kojiro Shiraishi, the 53-year-old Japanese solo skipper of DMG MORI, crossed the finish line off Les Sables d'Olonne at 10:52:58hrs UTC this Thursday 11th February to take 16th place in the Vendée Globe and in so doing become the first ever Asian skipper to complete the famous non-stop solo race around the world. Shiraishi's elapsed time for his race is 94d 21hrs 32mins and he finishes 14d 17hrs 48m 10s behind Yannick Bestaven and 2hrs 56mins behind Arnaud Boissieres. ...

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...