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Legallais (199) wins the CIC Normandy Channel Race
At the end of an extremely close race and a final night of battling against the intense current, it was Legallais (199) who finally won the 15th place e edition of the CIC Normandy Channel Race. Fabien Delahaye and Benjamin Schwartz crossed the finish line this Friday, September 20 at 10 hours 27 minutes 28 seconds after 4 days 21 hours 17 minutes and 28 seconds of racing. They beat Project Rescue Ocean (162) by 1 hour and 16 minutes. Axel Trehin and Erwan Le Mené take the silver medal in this race of many twists and turns. Italian duo Alberto Bona and Alberto Riva aboard IBSA (186) completed the final podium step, finishing third in Ouistreham.
America's Cup: Italians and English in the final
We now know the challenges that will face each other in the Louis Vuitton Cup final. After the defeat of the French, the Swiss and the Americans, it was finally Ineos Britania and Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli . The winner of the duel will face the Defender Emirates Team New Zealand.
Vendée Globe 2024, the kick-off is given
The Vendée Globe press conference was held in Boulogne-Billancourt on September 19, providing an opportunity to review the route and the village, as well as to get to know the skippers with 50 days to go before the start of the race.
Youth America's Cup: Italians top the leaderboard
The UniCredit Youth America's Cup kicked off on September 17, showcasing the younger generation on AC40s. The principle is a fleet regatta, unlike the America's Cup, which is a match-racing event. To date, the Italians lead the standings, followed by the Americans.
Voiles de Saint-Tropez, 25th edition coming soon
From September 28 to October 6, Saint-Tropez is set to live to the rhythm of the Voiles, celebrating their 25th anniversary this year e birthday . A major regatta with three classes: Maxis, Moderns and Classics, a fleet of 250 of the world's finest yachts to grace the water and make Saint-Tropez the yachting capital of the world for ten days. The Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez is working on the final organizational details, with a few surprises in store.
Défi Azimut, victory for Charlie Dalin
With a comfortable lead over his direct pursuers (1h 42min over Sam Goodchild), the skipper of MACIF Santé Prévoyance won the 48 heures Azimut, the final IMOCA race before the Vendée Globe, at 9h 14mn and 32s on Saturday September 14th. Jérémie Beyou takes 3rd place on the podium. The final runs saw the same trio, still led by Charlie Dalin, but this time followed by Jérémie Beyou and Thomas Ruyant.
Romain Attanasio dismasted
While racing in the Défi Azimut, the IMOCA Fortinet - Best Western dismasted on September 13. The sailor was able to count on the support of his competitors, notably Maxime Sorel, who sold him his spare mast. The clock is ticking for the start of the Vendée Globe on November 10.
