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The Ocean Race: Start your engines Sports

Posted on 18. April 2023 By Rolf Maass No Comments on The Ocean Race: Start your engines Sports
The Ocean Race: Start your engines Sports

All four boats racing to Itajaí are finally making speed as the wind returns to Roaring 40s. It is still a far cry from traditional Roaring 40s weather, but at least one critical element has returned – the wind. Biotherm, 11th Hour Racing Team and Team Malizia are all finally on the move after a…

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Team Holcim – PRB wins in Cape Town Sports

Posted on 9. April 2023 By Rolf Maass No Comments on Team Holcim – PRB wins in Cape Town Sports
Team Holcim – PRB wins in Cape Town Sports

Team Holcim – PRB (SUI) led the Cape Town In-Port Race presented by V&A Waterfront from start to finish in Cape Town. With the South African sun blazing down on the race course and the southerly breeze blowing 15-18 knots, conditions could not have been better for some fast and tactical competition. A three-lap configuration…

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Team Holcim – PRB won Leg 2 of The Ocean Race 2023 with key breakaway in final hours Sports

Posted on 9. April 2023 By Rolf Maass No Comments on Team Holcim – PRB won Leg 2 of The Ocean Race 2023 with key breakaway in final hours Sports
Team Holcim – PRB won Leg 2 of The Ocean Race 2023 with key breakaway in final hours Sports

At sunrise on Sunday morning, february 12, four teams were in the fight for the leg win, with Biotherm, 11th Hour Racing Team and the Holcim – PRB crews racing in lockstep in light and changeable conditions. Team Malizia was some 20 miles to the south, but then spent the next three hours just about…

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The Ocean Race: East is least Sports

Posted on 9. April 2023 By Rolf Maass No Comments on The Ocean Race: East is least Sports
The Ocean Race: East is least Sports

One day can make a big difference in The Ocean Race. In fact, just a few hours can turn what had been a winning hand into something doubtful. That’s been the case for GUYOT environnement – Team Europe, who gambled on an easterly line-up for the doldrums and appeared to have made a big gain in…

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Team Holcim-PRB score top points, winning Leg One of The Ocean Race Sports

Posted on 9. April 2023 By Rolf Maass No Comments on Team Holcim-PRB score top points, winning Leg One of The Ocean Race Sports
Team Holcim-PRB score top points, winning Leg One of The Ocean Race Sports

There will be an updated release on Saturday morning with quotes from the sailors after the podium IMOCA teams arrive on the dock Skipper Kevin Escoffier, a veteran of The Ocean Race who is now leading Team Holcim-PRB, steered his boat over the finishing line off Mindelo, Cabo Verde just after 01:00 local time on…

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