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Posted Robert Richardson, on May 2nd, 2013
Franck Cammas and Sophie de Turckheim at the ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres
Photo © Groupama Sailing Team
ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyères day 1
Photo © Jean Marie Liot / DPPI / FFVoile
For its debut performance in an Olympic sailing event aboard a Nacra 17 catamaran, the Groupama crew has demonstrated [...]
Posted Robert Richardson, on September 28th, 2012 The Dark Clouds Behind the Silver Lining A new canting-keel 65-footer from Farr Yacht Design is the new face of the Volvo Ocean Race
With the recent announcement that an all-female team has placed a deposit for the first VO 65 One Design, the decision to move to a one-design boat appears to have been [...]
Posted Robert Richardson, on July 8th, 2012 Volvo Ocean Race (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
A PUMA team decked out in Irish rugby shirts rounded off the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12 in style on Saturday, securing victory in the In-Port Race series with a win on the waters of Galway on a day that saw Groupama celebrate overall success in sailing’s toughest challenge.
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Posted Robert Richardson, on May 26th, 2012 CAMPER pulled off an incredible mid-leg comeback on Friday, shooting from last place to first in less than 48 hours, while overall race leaders Telefónica slipped down the rankings after being snared in light winds.
Just two days ago, Chris Nicholson’s CAMPER with Emirates Team New Zealand crew were more than 80 miles behind the [...]
Posted Robert Richardson, on April 30th, 2012 The top three teams on Leg 6 from Brazil to the USA are today engaged in a nip and tuck scramble as Ken Read’s PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG continue to lead from Chris Nicholson’s CAMPER with Emirates Team New Zealand and Iker Martínez´s Team Telefónica in third.
With just over 3,000 nautical miles [...]
Posted Robert Richardson, on April 23rd, 2012 Volvo Ocean Race (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
As forecast, the fast reaching conditions have been replaced by lighter south easterly airs and after a steady 24 hours, the five-boat fleet racing in Leg 6 of the Volvo Ocean Race to Miami has split. At 1900 GMT tonight, leading the pack in the north west [...]
Posted Robert Richardson, on April 10th, 2012 Groupama sailing team have less than 150 nautical miles standing between them and a podium position that will keep them in the running for overall race victory, while Chris Nicholson’s equally ambitious CAMPER are feeling a chill as they make their trek south towards Cape Horn.
Groupama skipper Franck Cammas and his men on board [...]
Posted Robert Richardson, on April 2nd, 2012 PUMA and Groupama were neck and neck on Sunday, locked in a battle for the top spot in Leg 5 as they raced up through the South Atlantic.
Long-term leg leaders Groupama sailing team were overhauled by Ken Read’s PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG at around 0700 UTC – but by 1300 UTC, Franck [...]
Posted Robert Richardson, on April 1st, 2012
Cutting corners and playing squalls are just some of the games in play as PUMA try to climb the Brazilian coast faster than leg leaders Groupama and put distance on Telefónica, who have suspended racing to effect repairs.
Groupama sailing team’s lead has slowly whittled down from more than 50 nautical miles at 0700 [...]
Posted Robert Richardson, on March 30th, 2012 At 1900 UTC today as Groupama (Franck Cammas/FRA) and PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG (Ken Read/USA) close on Cape Horn, conditions have improved temporarily for the series of gybes required to set them free of the Southern Ocean.
Groupama reported sailing with 25 knots of west north-westerly wind in a much less violent sea. [...]
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