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Leading Transat CIC contender Jérémie Beyou on his way to Lorient with forestay damage

by The Transat CIC 29 Apr 18:58 UTC 29 April 2024
Jérémie Beyou on Charal 2 during The Transat CIC © Marin Leroux

Jérémie Beyou, one of the top hopes for the Transat CIC solo race from Lorient to New York is returning to Lorient after damage to his J2 forestay.

The skipper of Charal made the decision to turn around after discussions with his technical team, to be able to make a repair as quickly as possible and carry out a complete check of the boat. Beyou will leave again quickly with a reduced crew to deliver the IMOCA to New York. As determined as ever Beyou wants to make sure of starting the New York-Vendée race on May 29.

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