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Plus de FigaroSolitaire du Figaro 2010 : a successful story.
Light air and stiff breeze, offshore and inshore racing, sunny skies and heavy rainstorms, enlivened by drama and action on the water. Won, or better said, outrightly dominated, by a great champion: Armel Le Cléac’h. The 2010 edition of La Solitaire will remain in the books as one of the most exciting races in recent history. The overview of the race…
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Armel le Cleac’h, François Gabart, Corentin Douguet the winning trio
19-08-2010
On Wednesday 18th August at 21.15.24, Armel Le Cléac’h crossed the finish line of Leg 4 placed in the Bay of Cherbourg. It took to Brit Air’s 54 hours, 30 minutes and 24 seconds to cover the 435 miles of the last lap at an average speed of 7.98 knots. This summer le Cleac’h proved to be the man of all records. At 33 years of age he conquers this 41st edition after having heavily dominated the race with 3 leg wins and enters the very selected club of double winners, thanks to his first victory back in 2003. François Gabart (Skipper Macif 2010) jumps on the second step of the podium after a very consistent race and Corentin Douguet (E.Leclerc Mobile) gets an unexpected, but still well deserved, bronze medal.
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Armel Le Cléac’h wins 41st Solitaire du Figaro 2010
18-08-2010
On Wednesday 18th August at 21.15.24, Armel Le Cléac’h crossed the finish line of Leg 4 placed in the Bay of Cherbourg. It took to Brit Air’s 54 hours, 30 minutes and 24 seconds to cover the 435 miles of the last lap at an average speed of 7.98 knots. This summer le Cleac’h proved to be the man of all records. At 33 years of age he wins this 41st edition after having heavily dominated the race (with 3 leg wins) and enters the very selected club of double winners, thanks to his first victory back in 2003. Le Cleac’h was followed shortly on the line by Corentin Douguet on E.Leclerc Mobile and by François Gabart who thus secured second place overall.
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