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La Transat Jacques Vabre - Le Roux et Elies remportent en Multi 50

by Service de presse FenêtréA-Cardinal on 22 Nov 2013
FenêtréA Cardinal - Transat Jacques Vabre 2013 Jean-Marie Liot

Photo du bord 2 - Transat Jacques Vabre 2013 © FenêtréA-Cardinal
Photo du bord 2 - Transat Jacques Vabre 2013 © FenêtréA-Cardinal

Erwan Le Roux et Yann Elies ont franchi la ligne d'arrivée de la Transat Jacques Vabre à 6h 40min 15s (heure française) à Itajaí, au Brésil. Leur temps de course : 14j 17h 40min 15s.

Leur vitesse moyenne sur le parcours théorique de 5 450 milles depuis Le Havre a été de 15,30 nœuds. Ils ont parcouru 5 872 milles sur l'eau à la vitesse moyenne de 16,60 nœuds.

C'est dans une petite brise de sud de 10/15 nœuds que le duo du Multi 50 FenêtréA Cardinal a coupé la ligne d'arriver mouillée à Itajaí. Erwan Le Roux et Yann Eliès ont réalisé une course pleine de maîtrise, en ayant fait le dos rond au large du cap Finisterre afin de préserver le bateau et prenant les commandes dès l'ile de Madère pour ne plus jamais les lâcher.

A bord d'Actual, Yves Le Blevec et Kito de Pavant n'ont pas démérité dans ce mano à mano. Ils sont attendus dans 1h environ sur la ligne d'arrivée.

Photo du bord - Transat Jacques Vabre 2013 © FenêtréA-Cardinal
Photo du bord - Transat Jacques Vabre 2013 © FenêtréA-Cardinal

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