Sailing
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IDEC SPORT TURNS BACK AND HEADS FOR BREST
Francis Joyon decided this morning to stop his attempt at the Jules Verne Trophy round the world record. He has…
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A TRICKY TRANSITION ZONE
With almost 700 miles sailed in 24 hours averaging more than 29 knots yesterday, the maxi- trimaran IDEC SPORT revealed…
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IDEC SPORT GETS AHEAD
Yesterday evening (Wednesday) at around 2030 UTC the maxi-trimaran IDEC-SPORT got ahead of her virtual rival Banque Populaire V, which…
Read More » PICKING UP THE TRADE WINDS
The IDEC SPORT maxi-trimaran carried out a strategic gybe shortly after midnight as it seeks out the Canary trade winds.
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HEADING SOUTH IN A NORTHERLY WIND
After setting sail on Sunday evening, the IDEC SPORT maxi trimaran has had a rapid trip down the coast of…
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AN USUSUAL START
The IDEC SPORT maxi trimaran began its attempt at the record held since 2012 by Loïck Peyron in surprising conditions.…
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IDEC SPORT BEGINS ITS ATTEMPT TO GRAB THE JULES VERNE TROPHY
It was at 21:14:45 UTC on Sunday 20th November that Francis Joyon and his crew crossed the start line for…
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FRANCIS JOYON BACK TO CODE AMBER
The IDEC SPORT Maxi Trimaran moved to code amber today, meaning that an attempt at the Jules Verne Trophy, the…
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IDEC SPORT BACK TO CODE RED
Francis Joyon and his crew of five had to abandon their plans this weekend to set sail on IDEC SPORT…
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LOOKING LESS FAVOURABLE
Francis Joyon and his crew of five went to Brest this morning to prepare to set sail aboard IDEC SPORT…
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