Yesterday morning, we reported on the leg victory of Pierre Quiroga FRA. 11 hours later, the whole fleet had crossed the finish line, with numerous retirements to report, including Vincent Riou FRA, Francesca Clapcich USA and Jesse Fielding USA. Thanks to a 3rd leg rank, Tom Laperche FRAwas able to repeat his last year's victory in the overall rankings. Alan Roberts GBR defended 2nd place, Gildas Mahé FRA followed in 3rd. ----- The final rankings, the stage classification and the report and the video.

Yesterday morning, we reported on the leg victory of Pierre Quiroga FRA. 11 hours later, the whole fleet had crossed the finish line, with numerous retirements to report, including Vincent Riou FRA, Francesca Clapcich USA and Jesse Fielding USA. Thanks to a 3rd leg rank, Tom Laperche FRAwas able to repeat his last year's victory in the overall rankings. Alan Roberts GBR defended 2nd place, Gildas Mahé FRA followed in 3rd. ----- The final rankings, the stage classification and the report and the video.

At 5.35 UTC this morning, Pierre Quiroga FRA (Macif) crossed the finish line of the 340-mile leg in the first place. Half an hour later, Xavier Macaire FRA followed in 2nd place. The rest of the fleet is still underway. On rank 20 was Jesse Fielding USA 57nm before the finish line, this morning UTC. Francesca Clapcich USA on rank 26 has 105nm left. ----- The race tracker with the current rankings and the reports.

The start of the 3rd Solo Maitre Coq race took place yesterday in light winds, and this morning UTC, the top of the fleet had covered 80 of the 340 miles. ----- Pierre Quiroga FRA and Nils Palmieri SUI are leading neck and neck with Gildas Mahé FRA following one mile behind in 3rd place. ----- The race tracker, the daily report and the video of the start.

The start of the 3rd Solo Maitre Coq race took place yesterday in light winds, and this morning UTC, the top of the fleet had covered 80 of the 340 miles. ----- Pierre Quiroga FRA and Nils Palmieri SUI are leading neck and neck with Gildas Mahé FRA following one mile behind in 3rd place. ----- The race tracker, the daily report and the video of the start.

Yesterday was a rest day in Les Sables d'Olonne, after the two coastal races on Monday and Tuesday. Today follows the start of the 340-mile long-distance race at 12h UTC, with the finish on Saturday. The leg can be followed live via race-tracker. ----- After the two short races, Alan Roberts GBR and Tom Laperche FRA lead the overall classification with equal points. Francesca Clapcich USA occupies rank 28. ----- The event website.

The Solo Maitre Coq started yesterday in Les Sables d'Olonne with a 32-mile coastal race. ----- Pierre Quiroga FRA, leading during the whole race, had to let Alan Roberts GBR pass on the finish line, finishing 2nd, 47 seconds behind. The winner of last year, Tom Laperche FRA followed in 3rd place. Francesca Clapcich USA follows on rank 25 among the 29 participants, 27 minutes behind. ----- The ranking list and the daily report.

In Les Sables d'Olonne, the French Singlehanded Offshore Championship 2021 starts today with the Solo Maitre Coq. The program includes 30-mile short races and a 2-day long-distance race (324 miles). 29 solo skippers at the start, with - as a rookie - Italy's 470 Olympic helmswoman Francesca Clapcich, starting under USA flag. ----- The list of competitors and the preview.