Vendée Globe

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  December 05. 2008 at 08:38
  Generali leads as opinons divide
  
  Six days after he first lead this Vendée Globe race, Yann Eliès is back on top of the fleet after he took Generali past his rival Seb Josse (BT) last night.
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  December 04. 2008 at 21:15
  Ground control to Major Mich
  
  Might we see a lead change? Seb Josse (BT), racing neck and neck with Yann Elies (Generali) retains just a little sliver of an advantage, only 2.5 miles on tonight’s ...
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  December 04. 2008 at 21:08
  Daily Summary Report
  
  Listen to the Daily Report for Day 25
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  December 04. 2008 at 18:39
  Into the big winds
  
  As the Southern Ocean delivers the first big winds of this Vendée Globe, speeds at the front of the fleet climb proportionately. The leaders are well into 35-40 knots of wind and big rolling ...
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  December 04. 2008 at 15:54
  From the French Radio Broadcast
  
  The best of the French radio broadcast today
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  December 04. 2008 at 11:37
  Back to course
  
  As the leaders start to realign after the ice gate, concentrating on their course to the Kerguelen Gate now, there are only a couple of small changes in the ranking order ...
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  December 04. 2008 at 08:24
  Stepping through the gate
  
  With the top ten either through or very close to the virtual gate Seb Josse (BT), sees his lead shrunk to just 1.7 miles from Jean-Pierre Dick (Paprec-Virbac 2) who has been consistently quick, fastest ...
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  December 03. 2008 at 21:27
  Double duels and the daily summary
  
  As expected Seb Josse (BT) and Yann Eliès (Generali) have been first and second to pass the security gate.
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  December 03. 2008 at 18:52
  The South set to bare its teeth
  
  Big winds last night, during which a few of the leading skippers – Vincent Riou and Mike Golding among them – admitting today that they had pushed too hard, gave way to lighter 15-20 knots ...
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  December 03. 2008 at 16:02
  From the French speaking radio vacs
  
  A round up of who said what in French at today's radio vacs, broadcast live from Paris, France.
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  December 03. 2008 at 11:39
  Lining up for the gate and for the first big winds of the Southern Ocean
  
  As the leaders make their approach to the first gate Seb Josse has seen his lead cut to 22 miles by Yann Eliès, both on port gybe and lining up to pass from the north ...
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  December 03. 2008 at 08:21
  Prising open the gaps - Kerguelen Ice Gate is moved
  
  The stronger winds at the front of a small system still favour the leaders. The Kerguelen Ice Gate has been moved north and west.
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  December 02. 2008 at 21:10
  Jean-Pierre raises the bar
  
  Josse leads, Jean Pierre Dick sets the high score for the moment.
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  December 02. 2008 at 18:42
  BT reversing the charges
  
  Seb Josse sees his lead rise and fall by a small margin, but he is making the pace as the fleet head for the first ice gate.
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  December 02. 2008 at 13:33
  Of helicopters and kite wraps, French radio vacations.
  
  A few selected vignettes, bon mots, epithets and general chat from the French speaking skippers: from today's Radio Vacations in Paris: wanted and unwanted birthday presents for Peyron, Dinelli back ...

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