Record SNSM 2013 Maxi Solo VII Winner
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The skipper of the Maxi Trimaran Banque Populaire Solo VII , Armel Le Cléac’h is preparing to rush Sunday morning in Marseille for an attempt on the record for the Mediterranean alone held by Thomas Coville last year. The Maxi Trimaran Banque Populaire Solo VII will leave La Ciotat the next night in a breeze easterly 20 knots and the skipper will have to negotiate a big flop in the first third of the course 458000 : if weather conditions will remain moderate it will be for the Armel Cléac’h first tonic rather because we will operate …
An opening has to try the record for crossing the Mediterranean between Marseille and Carthage in less than 24 hours, which would be a great performance as to date , only four multihulls conducted in crew managed to get under the bar a day of sea But alone, Thomas Coville has also set the bar high with 25 hours 38 minutes 36 seconds , an average of 17.77 knots …
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