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1
Corentin DOUGUET
Corentin DOUGUET
Axel TRÉHIN
Axel TRÉHIN
SNSM, FAITES UN DON !
2
Guillaume PIROUELLE
Guillaume PIROUELLE
Cédric CHATEAU
Cédric CHATEAU
SEAFRIGO - SOGESTRAN
3
William MATHELIN-MOREAUX
William MATHELIN-MOREAUX
Pietro LUCIANI
Pietro LUCIANI
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Class40 Convergence

At the head of the Class40 fleet today on the Transat Café L’Or, with less than 1000 miles to go to the finish in Martinique, the leaders Corentin Douguet and Axel Tréhin (SNSM Faites un don) are still holding out with a margin of about 40 miles in the north. But the angle of their course looks less than pretty and in the south, second placed Guillaume Pirouelle and Cedric Château (Seafrigo-Sogestran) are a little slower today but still gaining as the two sides of the course converge.
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IMOCA

First and last steps

After a few slow fishing miles in the very early hours of the Martinique morning French skipper Louis Duc and Japanese co-skipper Masatomo Suzuki crossed the finish line of their TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR to take 14th place in the IMOCA fleet at 04:11:59hrs local time (08:11:59hrs UTC). The duo, sailing their first race together sailed an elapsed time of 16 days 18hrs 41mins 59 secs. Duc’s 2006 Farr designed FIVES Group-Lantana Environnement is the second non foiling daggerboard boat to finish this race behind the Café Joyeux of Nico D’Estais and Simon Koster who finished one day and nine hours earlier.
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Class40

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Imoca

Fives Group - Lantana Environnement - 14th in IMOCA class

The IMOCA Fives Group - Lantana Environnement,  skippered by Louis Duc and Masa Suzuki, crossed the finish line at 04:11:59 local time (08:11:59UTC). 

Race time : 16 days, 18 hours, 41 minutes et 59 seconds

Gap to the winner :  4 days, 22 hours, 56 minutes, 41 seconds

Distance covered :  5 010.48 nautical miles at a speed of 12.44 knotss

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