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What do you learn from a duo who set off across the Atlantic at full speed? Not just the performance. In this video interview, Jérémie Beyou and Morgan Lagravière reveal what goes on behind the scenes of their adventure, far from performance charts and weather routings.
A victory and twenty questions
In a light-hearted but frank tone, the two sailors play the game of spontaneous answers. The exercise: twenty questions about their relationship on board, their habits at sea, and a few more personal confidences. All without jargon or cant.
What is crew spirit?
When you ask a skipper to sum up his team-mate in one word, the answers come thick and fast. Humor, rigor, listening... What emerges is a real mutual respect and a precious complementarity on an IMOCA launched at full speed.
Superstitions, grigris and manias
Pre-race rituals, lucky charms, playlists at sea... Every sailor has his or her little quirks, sometimes shared, sometimes kept secret. Lagravière and Beyou are no exception. And while some details are kept in the cockpit, others are revealed with a smile.
Life on board, between fatigue and pleasure
What do you eat when you win a transatlantic race? What dish do you dream of eating when you dock? And what do you treat yourself to at sea? The duo talk about coke, music, favorite ports of call and seafaring memories with a naturalness that makes the interview as accessible as it is fun to watch.
A touch of humanity after the performance
They signed up for the performance by crossing the line first. But what they deliver here are their values, their desires, and sometimes their doubts too. What remains is a vivid portrait of a duo who navigate as much with their nerves as with their hearts.
