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Photo: © cdvg/sailingandtravel.com / Fabrizio Gandini |
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Photo: © cdvg/sailingandtravel.com / Fabrizio Gandini |
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Photo: © cdvg/sailingandtravel.com / Fabrizio Gandini |
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Photo: © cdvg/sailingandtravel.com / Fabrizio Gandini |
Fourth on 88 points went to Francois Gabart, winner of the last Vendée Globe, and his bowman Matthieu Vandame followed by Frenchmen Gurvan Bontemps and Benjamin Amiot on 90 points.
Mitch and Jordi Booth also won the Masters category while Taylor Reiss and Matthew Whitehead (USA 888) won the Youth and Moana Vaireaux and Manon Audinet (FRA 33) the Mixed.
Quotes:
Billy Besson, Helmsman FRA 1796: “We are really delighted. Jeremie did an excellent job today and his strategy was perfect. We are delighted with how the week went. The wind was perfect with thermals almost every day, a great course. Fantastic.”
Hugh Styles, Helmsman GBR 7: “We’ve had a great week. Maybe we could have done a few things differently but we were always out in front so we’re happy and really delighted with this second place.”
Mitch Booth, Helmsman ESP 1910: “An excellent week for us with perfect conditions for the team. It was Jordi’s first world event and making it to the podium first time is a fantastic experience for him.”
Top three final positions:
1. Besson/Lagarrique (FRA 1796) - (devil), 5, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 5, 5, (17), 1, 2 = 26
2. Styles/Mason (GBR 7) - 3, 1, 2, 3, (7), 7, 3, (12), 1, 2, 9, 5, 9 = 45
3. Booth/Booth (ESP 1910) - 1, 8, 6, (11), 6, 6, 7, 6, 2, (27), 5, 9, 5 = 61
Lulu Roseman
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