Whereas Yannick Bestaven (Maïtre CoQ IV) stays on the prime of the Vendée Globe, Charlie Dalin (Apivia) continued to shut the hole whereas conserving Thomas Rettant (LinkedOut) at bay.
The battle for victory within the Vendée Globe will not be over but. Whereas Yannick Bestaven (Maître CoQ IV) continues to lead the race on the head of the race, Charlie Dalin has clearly not mentioned his final phrase. Pointed greater than 300 miles from the chief of the solo round-the-world race at 9:00 am this Saturday, the skipper of Apivia doesn’t loosen up.
9 hours later, off the Brazilian coast, the hole between the primary two within the Vendée Globe is simply 231 nautical miles. Thomas Rouillard (LinkedOut) has additionally fallen under the 300-mile mark behind Yannick Bestaven and is a rival for the victory at Les Sables-d’Olonne.
Herrmann neck and neck with Pedote
On the foot of the rostrum, Damien Seguin (Apicil Group) continues his march ahead and reunited with Thomas Rettant. The previous Paralympic medalist is simply 75 nautical miles behind on the rostrum, which he lately tasted.
The High 5 is accomplished by Louis Burton (Bureau Vallée 2), who can see it coming as a result of Benjamin Dutreux (Omia-Water Household) and Jean Le Cam (Sure We Cam!) Are greater than 100 miles behind.
Solely change within the High 10 of the Vendée Globe throughout this rating, Boris Herrmann (SeaExplorer-Yacht Membership de Monaco) regained eighth place from Giancarlo Pedote (Prysmian Group) for simply over a nautical mile.
Test-in at 6:00 p.m. (French time) – Saturday January 9, 2021
1- Yannick Bestaven (FRA / Maître CoQ IV *) 5,110.56 miles from the end
2- Charlie Dalin (FRA / Apivia *) 231.42 miles behind the chief
3- Thomas Rouillard (FRA / LinkedOut *) at 290.99
4- Damien Seguin (FRA / Apicil Group) at 364.81
5- Louis Burton (FRA / Bureau Vallée 2 *) at 491.3
6- Benjamin Dutreux (FRA / Omia-Water Household) at 607.01
7- Jean Le Cam (FRA / Sure We Cam!) At 612.71
8- Boris Herrmann (SeaExplorer-Yacht Membership de Monaco) at 641.14
9- Giancarlo Pedote (ITA / Prysmian Group *) at 642.57
10- Maxime Sorel (FRA / V and B-Mayenne) at 722.27
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For having participated within the restoration operation of Kevin Escoffier, three sailors will profit from compensation on the end, which will likely be decreased by their race time:
– Jean Le Cam (Sure We Cam!) Will recuperate 16 hours and 15 minutes
– Yannick Bestaven (Maître CoQ IV) will recuperate 10 hours and 15 minutes
– Boris Herrmann (SeaExplorer-Yacht Membership de Monaco) will recuperate 6 hours
Let’s quit:
Nicolas Troussel (FRA / Corum L’Epargne *): dismasting, after 7 days of racing
Alex Thomson (GBR / Hugo Boss *): rudder harm, after 20 days of racing
Kevin Escoffier (FRA / PRB *): waterway, after 22 days of racing
Sébastien Simon (FRA / Arkéa-Paprec *): foil broken after assembly with a UFO, after 25 days of racing
Samantha Davies (GBR / Initiatives-Cœur *): broken keel, after 26 days of racing
Fabrice Amedeo (FRA / Newrest – Artwork et Fenêtres *): laptop harm, after 33 days of racing
* boat outfitted with foils
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