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Normandy Channel Race first finishers

by Normandy Channel Race on 27 May 2011
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Normandy Channel Race 2011 victory for Tanguy de Lamotte and Sébastien Audigane. They crossed the finish line at 11:25:25 GMT, Tanguy de Lamotte et Sébastien Audigane win this second edition of the Normandy Channel Race! A dramatic turn of events at the finish, their mainsail was in shreds!

Arrival of the second boat at 13h 04min 12 seconds. Congratulations to Port de Caen Ouistreham and her two skippers : Fabien Delahaye and Bruno Jourdren.

In third position, the duo Damien Seguin-Yoann Richomme aboard Des pieds et des mains. Congratulations on what was a fantastic comeback and this podium place.

Mare.de2 has just crossed the finish line in fourth position at 13h 40min 14seconds. A great result for Jorg Riechers and Etienne David.

The fifth placed boat was hot on their heels, L’Express Sapmer finishing the race at 13h 42min 56 seconds.

More to follow.

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