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Until this incident, Quentin had made a very good start to the race, positioning himself in the Top 5 of the Class40 fleet. The skipper from Saint-Malo could therefore aspire to a good place of honour, continuing his recent performance at the 40 Malouine, where he had secured second place.


The skipper is fine and uninjured.


He is currently securing his boat so that he can head towards the nearest port.


Further information will be provided as soon as the situation evolves.

©Pierrick Contin
©Pierrick Contin

2 days ago
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Less than 24 hours after the start of the Route du Rhum - Destination Guadeloupe, given on Sunday, November 1st at 1:02 pm, the Class40 n°205, skippered by Quentin Le Nabour, dismasted.


Until this incident, Quentin had made a very good start to the race, positioning himself in the Top 5 of the Class40 fleet. The skipper from Saint-Malo could therefore aspire to a good place of honour, continuing his recent performance at the 40 Malouine, where he had secured second place.


The skipper is fine and uninjured.


He is currently securing his boat so that he can head towards the nearest port.


Further information will be provided as soon as the situation evolves.

©Pierrick Contin
©Pierrick Contin

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