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Anthony Marchand and Julien Villion
This Thursday, November 6 at 17:23:07hrs local time 21:23:07 hrs UTC in Paris, Anthony Marchand and Julien Villion (Actual Ultim 4) crossed the finish line in third position in the ULTIM class in Fort-de-France Bay for the 17th edition of the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie.
Ocean Fifty
The Ocean Fifty Solidaires en Peloton, skippered by Thibaut Vauchel-Camus and double Vendee Globe finisher Damien Seguin, crossed the finish line at 16:38:53 PM local time (8:38:53 PM UTC, The duo who grew up together in neaby Gaudeloupe finished in fourth place. They were only 44 minutes behind the winners Bapsiste Hulin and Thomas Rouxel and 17 minutes behind third placed Luke Berry and Antoine Joubert
Race time: 12 days, 6 hours, 8 minutes, and 53 seconds
Gap to the winner: 44 minutes and 23 seconds
Distance covered: 5,520.81 nautical miles at a speed of 18.77 knotss
Ocean Fifty
Luke Berry and Antoine Joubert
This Thursday at 16:22 local time (21022 UTC, Anglo-French skipper Luke Berry and French co-skipper Antoine Joubert crossed the finish line iin Fort-de-France Bay Martinique in third position in the Ocean Fifty division onthe 17th edition of the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie.
Ocean Fifty
Pierre Quiroga and Gaston Morvan
This Thursday afternoon at 16:12:02hrs local time (20:12:02s UTC), Pierre Quiroga and Gaston Morvan crossed the finish line in second position in the Ocean Fifty division on the 17th edition of the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie.
Ocean Fifty
Baptiste Hulin and Thomas Rouxel
Emerging from one of the closest battles over the final handful of miles in the recent history of the Coffee Route race, the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie, Baptiste Hulin and Thomas Rouxel stole an audacious victory in the OCEAN FIFTY division this Thursday afternoon.
The duo crossed the finish line off Fort-de-France at 1554hrs local time Martinique (UTC minus 4hrs) to set an elapsed time of 12d 5h 24mn 30s
Too close to call
After Tom Laperche and Franck Cammas crossed the Fort-de-France finish line last night in first place in the ULTIMs on SVR Lazartigue, followed just over four hours later by Thomas Coville and Benjamin Schwartz (Sodebo Ultim 3), the third placed ULTIM, Anthony Marchand and Julien Villion on Actual 3 should cross later this Thursday afternoon. Banque Populaire XI’s Armel Le Cléac'h are expected about eight hours later
The floodgates are opening
After Tom Laperche and Franck Cammas celebrated their victory early this morning aboard SVR Lazartigue in the ULTIM class finishers will now come into Fort-de-France thick and fast over the next 24 hours. By late afternoon today (local time) we will know the podium in the Ocean Fifty class, where Pierre Quiroga and Gaston Morvan are currently leading on Wewise. The first IMOCA will be arriving early tomorrow Saturday, Charal is still in control of the race in this class. Class40’s leaders still have 2200 miles to go and are led SNSM (French Sea Rescue Society) on their rodeo rode off the Azores, while the main fleet struggles in the ridge between Madeira and the Canary Islands…On est loin de pronostics aussi précis en Class40. Emmenée par SNSM faites un don, la tête de flotte continue son rodéo au large des Açores, alors que le gros des troupes peine dans la dorsale entre Madère et les Canaries…
ULTIM
SODEBO ULTIM 3
Early this Thursday morning at 02:40:09hrs local time (UTC minus 4 hours) Thomas Coville and Benjamin Schwartz crossed the finish line of the 17th edition of the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie.in second place in the ULTIM class in Fort-de-France Bay
ULTIM
SVR's time has come
Winning the TRANSAT CAFÉ l’OR is the biggest success yet for big blue trimaran which has always shown great promise as the newest, lightest and most aerodynamic of the ULTIM fleet. Second on this race in 2021 and 2023 when sailed by Francois Gabart and Laperche, this banner result is a great reward for a team which worked tirelessly after Laperche had to retire when leading 2024’s Arkéa Ultim Challenge, the first ever solo non-stop ULTIM race around the world.
Two years ago SVR Lazartigue led this race at the southernmost turning mark, Ascension Island, by 30 nautical miles but were overpowered by Armel Le Cléac'h and Seb Josse on Banque Populaire XI who went on to win.
ULTIM
Tom Laperche and Franck Cammas take victory
Appearing out of a moody Caribbean night to break the Fort-de-France finish line first at 22.13.58 hrs local time (UTC minus 4 hours) 28 -year-old Laperche and 52-year-old co-skipper Cammas win the ULTIM division of the famous biennial double handed race from Le Havre to Martinique.