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Francesca Clapcich has won the 2026 IMOCA Globe Series - the first time a female sailor has been crowned champion. The series win comes on the strength of a run of results for the Italian-American sailor based on the season’s four flagship events - the 1000 Race, the Vendée Arctique, The Ocean Race Atlantic, the Défi Azimut, and the Route du Rhum - Destination Guadeloupe.
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