Hitting the wall
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February 19. 2009 at 09:18Arnaud Boissières is north of the latitude of the finish now and still climbing as he looks for the best route through the wall of light winds which protects the
Steve White was more than 100 miles north of the Azores now, after passing about 12 miles off
Rich Wilson is in ENE’ly trade winds of 15-20 knots and has at least another 700 miles of the same conditions.
Raphael Dinelli is 150 miles offshore of Recife making 6-9knots and has 500 miles to the Equator, while 530 miles behind him Norbert Sedlacek has been consistently around 10 knots boat speed all night.
Infos précédentes :
- 19/02/09 at 09:18 : Hitting the wall
- 18/02/09 at 18:37 : Super Calli's expected Sunday or Monday
- 18/02/09 at 10:19 : Regular miles climbing north
- 17/02/09 at 19:02 : A hundred days at sea and mixed emotions for the five
- 17/02/09 at 10:27 : Atlantic not getting any easier for Boissieres
- 16/02/09 at 15:54 : Dee-lighted
- 16/02/09 at 14:13 : Fairytale finish for Dee
- 16/02/09 at 09:40 : Thompson takes fifth
- 16/02/09 at 04:08 : Marc Guillemot's Press Conference
- 16/02/09 at 02:22 : Marc Guillemot takes third place
Flash infos
- 18/11/09 at 11:47 - News of Jean-Pierre Dick
- 02/11/09 at 12:31 - Dee Caffari and Brian Thompson ...
- 08/10/09 at 18:53 - Vincent Riou suffers a minor ...
- 19/09/09 at 19:08 - Training off Brittany
- 29/08/09 at 15:04 - BT in for a minor refit in Port-la-Forêt ...
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