Arkema, third Multi50 on the Transat Jacques Vabre 2015

Lalou Roucayrol and César Dohy arrived in Brazil this Sunday, November 15 at 12 h 17' 55'' (French time) after 20 days 22 hours 47 minutes 55 seconds of crossing. They have covered a total of 6,337 miles on the water at an average speed of 12.60 knots, 4 days 00 hrs 18' 42'' from the first.

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