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Judging from today’s positions the first boat to finish should be around January 19th or in just 7 days time.
Today’s report features Yann Elies, Armel etc and VG Live from Paris the retired skipper of SMA Paul Meilhat, Aussir Navigator Andrew Cape (recently on Maserati in the Hobart Race) and another report from Sebastien Destmarau is south dodging (he hopes) a big storm. Look at his report, he really looks worried. remember he has a number of broken ribs. We wish him well.
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