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Route du Rhum-La Banque Postale - Francis Joyon in second place

by Route du Rhum-La Banque Postale on 10 Nov 2010
Francis Joyon (IDEC) second in the 9th Route du Rhum-La Banque Postale AFP

Route du Rhum - La Banque Postale.

Breaking the finish line off Pointe-Ã -Pitre, Guadeloupe at 02 hrs 52 mins 48 secs today (Wednesday, CET/Paris), 01 hrs 52 mins 48 secs GMT/ 21 hrs 52 mins 48 secs local time Tuesday (CET -4hrs)) Francis Joyon on the 29.7m trimaran IDEC took second place in the ninth Route du Rhum-La Banque Postale solo Transatlantic race which started from Saint-Malo, France at 1302hrs (CET) Sunday 31st October.

The elapsed time for IDEC is 9 days 13 hrs 50 mins 48 secs. His average speed is 18.19kts for the distance he sailed of 4,181 miles. Over the theoretical course distance of 3,539 miles Francis Joyon's average speed was 15.40 kts.

Francis Joyon (IDEC) second in the 9th Route du Rhum-La Banque Postale © AFP
Francis Joyon (IDEC) second in the 9th Route du Rhum-La Banque Postale © AFP

Joyon finished 10 hrs 36 min 1 secs behind Franck Cammas, the winner on Groupama 3.

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