WEATHER BOMB about to explode on IMOCA Fleet in Transat Jacques Vabre 90 knot winds 10 meter seas
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This is the Transat Jacques Vabre on the morning of Race Start Day. As we know a “Weather Bomb” had been predicted so the 40 boat fleet was help in Le Harve Yacht Basin.
Ahead of the Storm named Ciaran, the Imocas neededare put in a safe mode.
Storm Ciaran was set to sweep across the north-west quarter of France, during Wednesday night. It is this huge system which has required the 40 strong Imoca fleet that was set to start the Transat Jacques Vabre Normandy Le Harve on Sunday tied to the dock in Le Harve. It looks set to be an exceptional storm with winds of over 80-90kts off the coast. And so today the IMOCA fleet were moved and more fully secured ahead of the storm by their skippers, teams and helpers, so that all will be in the best shape to deliver a great show off the start line when they do go.
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