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Un reper uriaș de navigație | Hrănirea bărcilor: Team Holcim-PRB | Cursa Oceanului
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Congrats to Team Holcim for passing this big checkpoint safe and sound! Now for the last push!
Congratulation well done !⛵
Wonderful to see the tradition continue – I assume the piercing was with a sailing needle.
Congratulation to the Holcim-PRB team. Well done. Pretty low key Swiss style celebration compared with the leader who's not that far ahead.
"not that easy…" hehe, he was on 2 jules verne attempts. Not the easiest task… just bob around in a class40 instead !..lol
Boris is definitely the party boat 🥇
Congratulations! Have a safe and satifying last part of this leg ahead! It's good to see you all enjoying this special moment, thanks for sharing this with us.
Look how fast they go even when not boosting it…..I find it damn impressive I must say….
Congratulations, you’re doing admirably well.
Nearly unbelievable – you’re offering kind of a match race after such long distance covered👏👏
The ring looks good on you, Julien, and it‘s well deserved 👏👏
Beautiful drone shots. What a majestic passage.
Truly professional work by all. Congratulations to all of PRB and Holcim.
Going Circular for real.
Congrats to the Holcim PRB team, great arrival in Cape Horn…, but the journey goes on!
Fabulous, rounding the Cape celebrating in style! Best on the next 2,000 to Brazil.
A question. Does anyone know how one puts in a reef or shake out one on these IMOCAS? Do they point the boat closer to the wind like the rest of us do in our normal sailing boats, or do they have another technique where they can do it going downwind. Probably not the nicest job to put in a reef in the middle of southern ocean in building conditions, if they are to do it like us regular sailors do it.