Delta Lloyd Regatta : Kiwis retain two podium places in the Laser class

Gemma Jones and Jason Saunders (NZL) made big gains in the Nacra 17 class in the breezy conditions on day 3 at the Delta Lloyd Regatta, Medemblik. Image copyright Guilain Grenier/Delta Lloyd Regatta

by Jodie Bakewell-White

2014 Delta Lloyd Regatta rolled on in Medemblik today…. Sam Meech retains 2nd in the Laser with Andy Maloney in 3rd and Thomas Saunders in 5th. Love this action shot (above) of Gemma Jones and Jason Saunders in the Nacra who made big gains today.

NZL Sailing Team standings… 
Sam Meech Laser – 2nd
Andy Maloney Sailing, Laser – 3rd 
Thomas Saunders, Laser – 5th
Gemma Jones & Jason Saunders, GJ Racing Nacra 17 – 12th

Other kiwi competitors…
Mike Bullot, Laser – 6th
JP Tobin, RS:X – 9th
Sara Winther, Laser Radial -12th
Ben Goodwin & Sam Bullock, 49er – 24th

Full results and more news here: http://www.deltalloydregatta.org/

Delta Lloyd Regatta : Glamour weather and tricky winds on third day

Hi-jinks during Nacra 17 racing at Delta Lloyd Regatta on Day 3. Image copyright Guilian Grenier/Delta Lloyd Regatta

by Delta Lloyd Regatta media

Glamour weather and tricky winds dominated the third day of racing at the Delta Lloyd Regatta. The day looked perfect for sailing, but the word from the sailors coming shore was of shifty, gusty winds that kept everyone on their toes through the day.

Forecasts of a significant drop in the wind in the afternoon were luckily wrong, and while the wind did decrease from the 15-18 knots in the morning there was still a healthy breeze late in the afternoon when the Moths were finishing their final race of the day. And the sun shone down on the 350 sailors from 49 nations all day long. It was a great day to be sailing.

Megan Pascoe (GBR) had a perfect day in the 2.4 mR with two race wins. Michelle Broekhuizen and Marieke Jongens (NED) in the women's 470, Nicholas Heiner (NED) in the Laser, Marit Bouwmeester (NED) in the Laser Radial, Phillip Kasueske (GER) in the Finn, Zofia Klepacka (POL) in RS:X women, Alexandra Rickham and Niki Burrell (GBR) in the Skud 18 and Bruno Jourdren, Eric Flageul and Nicolas Vimont-Vicary (FRA) in the Sonar all maintained their leads.

There were new leaders in the men's 470 with Onan Barreiros Rodriguez and Juan Curbelo Cabrera (ESP), in the 49er with Pavle Kostov and Petar Cupac (CRO), in the Nacra with Billy Besson and Marie Riou (FRA), in the RS:X men's with Louis Giard (FRA).

Today was also the first day for the two demonstration events, the Kitesurfers and the Moths. Both fleets enjoyed showing off what they could in waters off Medemblik.

Ben Paxton sailing a Moth as a demonstration class at Delta Lloyd Regatta 2014. Image copyright Sander van der Borch/Delta Lloyd Regatta

470 Men

A second and a third place today was enough for Onan Barreiros Rodriguez and Juan Curbelo Cabrera (ESP) to take the overall lead in the 470 men. Barreiros commented, “Today was difficult because the wind was nice, but so shifty. Also the first mark was close to the beach. Today we are happy at the end with a second and a third. Our first day here was really bad, when we collected 24 points, but tomorrow we will aim for top five and try and keep first overall.”

“We are using new sails here and I need to test them at a regatta before the Europeans. It's different to test in training and a regatta. But I am very happy with the new sails, especially the spinnaker.”

Luke Patience and Elliot Willis (GBR) dropped to second after picking up a black flag disqualification (BFD) in the first race, and then placing tenth in the second. Patience said, “It was a tricky start. The flag and the hooter were not timed the same and we had set our watch at clearly the wrong time, so we were just over a metre too early, but it was our misjudgement.”

“In the last race we were in good control, and then the race went from pretty big gusts up to 17 knots down to suddenly high wiring at about 7 knots and when it does that, when you have created so much leverage planing, you are really exposed, and we just got it wrong. We were in the wrong place. And then when you're not planing you just can't get back. A small error turned out to be huge in terms of numbers, so a bit frustrating.”

Giulio Desiderato and Andrea Trani (ITA) also picked up a BFD to drop to third. The second race of the day was won by Asenathi Jim and Roger Hudson (RSA). Hudson said, “It was nice that we got some breezy conditions. It made a bit of a change and we enjoyed that. In the first race we had a good start and were in a great spot but we broke our vang, and had to fix that in the middle of the race and it cost us a lot, but we managed to get back to eighth. So that wasn’t too bad.

“In the second race we had a similar start and strategy and it went very well and we ended up leading at the top mark. Although it was fairly breezy the wind was really up and down, so it was absolutely critical to stay in the big pressure. That made life quite difficult defending, but we did a pretty good job with a lot of experienced, high quality guys on our tail. We were very happy to close out the win.”

For Jim and Hudson, the Delta Lloyd Regatta marks three years since they first sailed together. “The Delta Lloyd Regatta marks the anniversary of when we started sailing together here in 2011 and we like to come back here because it reminds us where we started.”

470 Women

Michelle Broekhuizen and Marieke Jongens (NED) won the first race and then placed fourth in the second to maintain their lead. Broekhuizen said, “We had an OK day. The first race was pretty windy and the second it decreased a bit. It's like paradise now, windy and sunny. We are still in a process learning a lot. Our expectation was not to win here, we are just expecting to learn a lot, and that's our focus. We're not really focussing on the results, though it would be nice to win.”

Afrodite Kyranakou and Anneloes van Veen (NED) are still in second after a 6, 2 today. Kyranakou said, “It was a challenging day because the wind was shifting every two minutes, with many pressure differences. In the first race we had to come back at the start because we were over. And then we needed to catch up a lot. We didn't quite make top five, which is always our goal, but we were close. In the second race we had some speed problems, but we caught up with tactics and a good downwind to second, so that was good. We are happy with the week. Of course we are still making a lot of mistakes, so we want to improve a lot. You are never good enough.

“We are showing, that with our sparring partners Michelle and Marieke, that we have trained well recently and it's good to see that we are closer together and we are beating the rest of the fleet. It's good to see we have both made so much progress and the programme we have together is making us both better and that is very positive.”

Linda Fahrni and Maja Siegenthaler (SUI) are still third after a 3, 8 but the points are now very close. The second race was won by Anna Burnet and Flora Stewart (GBR). Burnet said, “It was quite a shifty race but we got a good start at the pin end and had good speed up the first beat. We worked our way up with the shifts and pressure, and rounded in front of everybody and held that for the rest of the rest, which was a bit tricky as it was so shifty, but managed to keep the lead.”

“We've had a bit of time off, so it's important for us to get back into it and do some racing. It's the best way to learn really. And we ended the Dutch girls winning streak today.”

49er

There is a new leader in the 49er fleet with Pavle Kostov and Petar Cupac (CRO) moving three points clear after another three races were sailed. Former leaders Erik Heil and Thomas Ploessel (GER) had a high score day, but only dropped to second while Dylan Fletcher and Alain Sign (GBR) fared better to move up to third.

John Pink and Stuart Blithell (GBR) dominated the first two races with two bullets, while Frederico Alonso and Arturo Alonso (ESP) won the third race of the day.

RS:X Men

After winning the first race Przemyslaw Mirczynski (POL) slipped up with two mid fleet scores to drop to fifth. Louis Giard (FRA) had the best day with a 3, 5, 1 to move into a narrow lead over Dorian van Rijsselberghe (NED). The second race was won by third overall Piotr Myszka (POL).

RS:X Women

Zofia Klepacka (POL) solidified her overall lead with two race wins and a second place to take a six point lead after eight races. Malgorzata Bialecka (POL) won the third race of the day to move up to second overall while three top four positions keeps Lilian de Geus (NED) firmly still in the race, sandwiched between the four Polish sailors.

Nacra 17

The 35 Nacra sailors produced the expected spectacle with hulls flying, crashes and even a breakage as the mast on the boat of Lucy Macgregor and Andrew Walsh (GBR) came down after a capsize. Up to that point they had been having a great week.

Despite posting a 3, 22, 10, Billy Besson and Marie Riou (FRA) moved into the overall lead, overtaking Franck Cammas and Sophie de Turckheim (FRA). Darren Bundocck and Nina Curtis (AUS) took a race win to stay in third. The other race wins went to Audrey Ogereau and Matthieu Vandame (FRA) and Flora Laugier and Valentin Bedllet (FRA).

Finn

Phillip Kasueske (GER) maintains his overall lead with a 3, 4, though it is now down to a single point from Pieter-Jan Postma (NED). Jake Lilley (AUS) is now up to third, after he and Postma both picked up a first and second today in the stronger winds.

Lilley said, “We had a bit of wind today and it was much nicer to be able to use our speed a bit more. I think the biggest change today was that so far PJ and myself have been sailing too conservatively, and these kids have been getting round us on the corners. We changed it today and were a bit more aggressive. In the second race PJ and I both came off the pin. We were being quite bold, but the wind went right and we were back in the fleet again. But this time we managed to fight through the fleet for a 1, 2 finish.”

Despite Oscar flag being displayed for free pumping on the downwinds, Postma picked up a yellow flag for having his boom in the water while pumping in the second race, which he admits probably cost him a second race win.

Lilley continued, “Each day we have been up the front, but what's been happening is that on the second beat these kids have been punching out from us while we are still kind of sailing up the middle because that's what you do in the bigger fleets. Anyway, it's something different and heaps to learn. And this eight race series format is quite interesting. With a small fleet it brings a different aspect to the racing.”

“It was pretty nice today again. The last three days have been glamour, and definitely the best weather we have had so far this season out of any of the regattas.”

Laser

Nicholas Heiner (NED) started the day by winning his third race of the week and then placed eighth in the second to end the day with a seven point lead. Sam Meech (NZL) is still proving to be the best of the chasing Kiwis, while Andy Malony (NZL) remains in third, though on equal points with the next two boats.

Laser Radial

Marit Bouwmeester (NED) continues to lead the Laser Radial fleet though she didn't have things all her own way. Alicia Cebrian Martinez de Lagos (ESP) remains in second with Evi van Acker (BEL) in third. The race wins went to fourth placed Isabella Bertold (CAN) and van Acker.

Sonar

After six races there is just five points separating the top three boats in the three man keel boat. Bruno Jourdren, Eric Flageul and Nicolas Vimont-Vicary (FRA) still lead from Colin Harrison, Jon Harris and Russell Boaden (AUS) and Aleksander Wang-Hansen, Marie Solberg and Per Eugen Kristiansen (NOR). Race wins went to the Norwegian and Australian teams.

Skud 18

There is just one point in it in the Skud fleet after Marco Gualandris and Marta Zanetti (ITA) produced two bullets in the increased wind today, while regatta leaders Alexandra Rickham and Niki Burrell (GBR) picked up two second places. Vera Voorbach and Jan Rein van Essenveld (NED) remain in third, eight points adrift of the leaders.

2.4 mR

Megan Pascoe (GBR) looks to be running away with the 2.4mR class after two more race wins today, to extend her lead to eight points over Helena Lucas (GBR). Matt Bugg (AUS) is in third, another four points adrift.

Pascoe said on her day, “It was a very good day for me with two wins and it was quite breezy at times. The first race really quite windy with shifts from the right. It was mainly a speed race which I seemed to win. Downwind was quite fun playing on the waves. Otherwise an uneventful race.”

“The second race was lighter but choppy as usual. It was more tricky with a lot more shifts and boats coming back from the left and the right. The gusts were also a lot more shifty. Some had gusts and some weren't so that made it much trickier. But there were five or six of us up there. Every time someone tacked it looked like they were winning and then the next person tacked and they looked like they were winning. But I got a nice shift at the bottom of the second beat and that gave me the lead for the rest of the race.”

Demonstration events

The Kite and the Moth were both began racing today as demonstration events at the Delta Lloyd Regatta. The 21 kites sailed a series of five or six person round robin heats through the day. After five sets of races, Oliver Bridge (GBR) is tied on points with Florian Gruber (GER), with Alejandro Climent Hernandez (ESP) just two points back in third.

Chris Rashley (GBR) won three of the four races in the Moth fleet, with Ben Paton (GBR) picking up three second places and then a win in the final race. The British sailors made a top three with Tom Offer (GBR) finishing the day with a third place to move into third place overall.

Racing for continues Friday at 10.00.

Full results for each class can be found at: http://results.deltalloydregatta.org/

Rolex Capri Sailing Week : Wind foils coastal race

Enrico Gorziglia's Brenta 60, Good Job Guys made great gains under Capri's dramatic cliffs. Image copyright Rolex/Carlo Borlenghi

by Maria Luisa Farris

A valiant effort was made by the race committee to hold a coastal race today for both the Maxi and Barclays 52 Super Series classes at Rolex Capri Sailing Week, organised by the International Maxi Association in conjunction with Yacht Club Capri. Sadly this came to an end when the fleet ran out of breeze off Capri's dramatic coastline.

Soon after midday, the Maxi fleet was first to get away on a line off the Sorrento Peninsula. Sailing directly into the precipice on the eastern coast of Capri seemed to pay dividends for those who tried it and in particular Enrico Gorziglia's Brenta 60 Good Job Guys was punching above her weight using this tactic. However as the Maxi frontrunners passed the Faraglioni islands, the wind shut down.

Even the 100ft long maxi Esimit Europa 2 stopped in her tracks. Tactician on board, Olympic 470 gold medallist and two time America's Cup winner, Jordi Calafat explained: "We knew it was going to be very light, but then as soon as the wind hit the lee of the island...I think the race committee did the right thing to abandon the race. It would have been difficult to have a fair coastal race today."

Esimit Europa 2 was first to pass the famous Faraglioni Islands. Image copyright Rolex/Carlo Borlenghi

The Spanish sailor added that for Esimit Europa 2 the situation had been worse as they were first to reach the giant wind hole off the Capri coast, enabling the fleet behind to catch them up. "We were first to park and then the fleet compressed. You need to be very lucky here. Capri is a beautful island, but it is quite high and that can make it very tricky for sailing."

Joining Paul Cayard and Tommaso Chieffi in the afterguard of Roberto Tomasini Grinover's Robertissima today in the Mini Maxi Racing class, was former Team New Zealand helmsman Cameron Appleton. After the start, the Italian Judel Vrolijk 72 enjoyed some brief match racing with her sistership, Sir Peter Ogden's Jethou, on which legendary Team New Zealand/Alinghi tactician Brad Butterworth, OBE, is calling the shots. Initially Jethou looked good offshore, but then Robertissima, better stocked with local knowledge in her ranks, made gains under Capri's cliffs.

"You always like to see how races play out, but today it wasn't going to happen," admitted Appleton, who is more used to racing against the Robertissima crew in the Melges 32 circuit, rather than with them. This regatta, as well as Copa del Rey this summer, sees Appleton and Cayard reunited for the first time since racing together on board Torbjörn Törnqvist's Artemis Racing TP52.

Principal Race Officer Peter 'Luigi' Reggio felt he had attempted to make the best of the conditions, even though Mother Nature had ultimately conspired against him. "At the start we had a nice southerly, blowing about 9 knots from 170deg while over at Faraglioni, they were getting 4-5 knots - you can live with that. Then right after the start of the 52s we heard '2-3 knots', then '1-2', '0-1' and when we went out there and looked it was just a parking lot. The big boats might have got across, but they would never have gotten back in here."

Tomorrow the Maxi class will attempt to sail another coastal race tomorrow while the 52s resume windward-leewards. Racing is due to commence at 1200.

For more information on Rolex Capri Sailing Week and the International Maxi Association and results - visit www.internationalmaxiassociation.com

Rolex Capri Sailing Week : First coastal regatta of Rolex Capri Sailing Week abandoned due to lack of wind

On board Esimit Europa 2. Image copyright Rolex/Carlo Borlenghi

by Eldina Knez

Maxi yachts competing at Rolex Capri Sailing Week, today participated in the first of three coastal races, which are scheduled between now and Saturday's conclusion to the regatta.

Today’s coastal race started after a delay of half an hour, at 12:30. The course was set on the picturesque waters around the island of Capri – from a start off the Sorrento Peninsula, then across to Capri’s southeast coast to Faraglioni, and was to have continued on to Punta Campanella on Sorrento Peninsula before returning to the north side of Capri to the finish line. However the race was abandoned at 2pm due to a lack of wind, just after Esimit Europa 2 had been first to round the Faraglioni mark.

The next coastal race for the Maxi fleet at Rolex Capri Sailing Week is set for tomorrow at 12am.

Igor Simčič, Founder of the Esimit Europa project, said: "We started well with the wind blowing 10-12 knots at the starting line and shortly after the start we were already leading. Even in the most critical moments of calm we kept the leading position. After rounding the first mark we had chosen the right direction and we had already started to gain speed, but then the race was unfortunately abandoned."

Esimit Europa 2
Rolex Capri Sailing Week

TP52 Super Series : Coastal Race Cancelled in Capri

Azzurra racing off Capri. Image copyright Nico Martinez/52SuperSeries

by Giuliano Luzzatto

Coastal race cancelled due to lack of wind, the provisional results remain the same with Azzurra at the lead tied on points with Vesper.

The sight of the TP52 and maxi fleet immobile against the backdrop of Capri's Faraglioni was certainly unusual, but Zephyr decided to take the day off today.

The coastal race started in light breezes of about 8 knots, but the fleet stopped in dead air right when they had sailed as far as Capri's justly famous Faraglioni. The regatta committee soon had to call of the racing.

Provisional results remain as they were yesterday with Azzurra and the American team Vesper tied for points at the lead.

Azzurra
Barclays 52 Super Series

IMOCA New York - Barcelona : Marc Guillemot and Morgan Lagravière on Safran, ready for the big day

Safran passes the Statue of Liberty. Image copyright Piotr Redlinksi/Capa/Safran

by Soazig Guého

On Sunday, June 1, Safran will cross the startline for the inaugural New York - Barcelona two-handed race. Guillemot and Lagravière are raring to race after the delivery to Newport allowed them, in a relaxed atmosphere, to work things out and to discuss how to run the boat.

With 3,700 miles from the Statue of Liberty to the Catalan capital, the New York - Barcelona racecourse is a very open one for the five teams entered (Gaes Centros Auditivos, Hugo Boss, Neutrogena, Spirit of Hungary and Safran). It will undoubtedly be a high-speed chase across the Atlantic chessboard until the Straits of Gibraltar and the entrance to the Mediterranean. Then, there will be tactical moves to play on the 525 miles along the Spanish coast. It will be two weeks of racing for which the crew of Safran had the opportunity to prepare during the delivery to Newport. "It was a delight, I learned a lot, I'm sure we are the ideal partnership for this double-handed race," Lagravière, the future skipper of the new Safran, said.

A baptism of fire for Morgan Lagravière

Never before has the young Lagravière, who came from the Olympic and the Figaro circuit, spent so many days at sea before embarking on an IMOCA for the first time for this delivery of Safran: "I learned a lot during the delivery, because I had remarkable crew mates,” Lagravière said. “It was a way for me to discover the Open 60 and to cross the Atlantic at the same time. Once we arrived in Newport, I felt ready to handle an IMOCA alone, it is a question of adapting, of getting new bearings." On the New York - Barcelona, Lagravière will have the opportunity to further discuss things with Guillemot, the skipper of Safran and an exceptional coach, but this time in a race situation. The complementary partnership could shine. "Marc and I are different,” Lagravière said. “I'm fussy about fine-tuning and sometimes won’t let go, a bit like a dog with a bone​, while the other hand he’s a really experienced old wolf and is very conservative on his boat.”

Notes:
Start from New York: Sunday, June 1
Arrival in Barcelona: between June 10-18
Distance 3,700 miles
The race is part of the Ocean Masters World Championship

In French:

Marc Guillemot et Morgan Lagravière, Safran, parés pour le grand départ !

Dimanche 1er juin, Safran coupera la ligne de départ de la première édition de la course en double New York-Barcelone. Marc et Morgan se sentent plus que prêts tant le convoyage pour rallier Newport leur a permis de travailler et d’échanger sur la bonne marche du bateau dans une ambiance conviviale.

3 700 milles de la statue de la Liberté à la capitale catalane, le terrain de jeu de la New York - Barcelone demeure très ouvert pour les cinq équipages engagés (Gaes Centros Auditivos, Hugo Boss, Neutrogena, Spirit of Hungary et Safran). Ce sera sans aucun doute une course-poursuite sur l’échiquier de l’Atlantique jusqu’au détroit de Gibraltar et l’entrée de la Méditerranée. Puis, il y aura des coups tactiques à jouer durant 525 milles le long des côtes espagnoles… Deux semaines de course pour lesquelles l’équipage de Safran a eu l’occasion de se préparer sur le convoyage jusqu’à Newport. « Ce fut un régal, j’ai beaucoup appris, je suis sûr que nous formons le duo idéal pour cette course en double » souligne Morgan Lagravière, futur skipper du nouveau Safran.

Un baptême de feu pour Morgan Lagravière

Jamais le jeune Morgan, issu de l’olympisme et du circuit Figaro, n’avait passé autant de jours en mer avant d’embarquer pour la première fois sur un IMOCA pour le convoyage de Safran : « J’ai engrangé un maximum d’informations sur ce convoyage, car j’étais remarquablement entouré. Ce fut pour moi un moyen de découvrir le 60 pieds open et la traversée de l’Atlantique ! Une fois arrivé à Newport, je me suis senti prêt à mener seul un IMOCA, c’est une question d’adaptation, de nouvelles marques à prendre ». Sur la New York-Barcelone, Morgan Lagravière aura l’occasion d’échanger encore avec Marc Guillemot, skipper de Safran et coach d’exception, mais cette fois dans une configuration course. Le binôme complémentaire pourrait bien faire des lumières... « Avec Marc, nous sommes différents. Je suis pointilleux sur les réglages et parfois un peu chien fou, là où il demeure un vrai loup de mer, très conservateur pour son bateau. » explique Morgan.

Rappel :
Départ de New York : dimanche 1er juin
Arrivée Barcelone : entre le 10 et 18 juin
Distance : 3 700 milles
Course du Championnat du Monde Ocean Masters

Safran Sailing Team
IMOCA Ocean Masters World Championship: New York - Barcelona Race

ArMen Race : Ca se passera aussi a terre !

ArMen Race 2013. Image copyright Eric Rousseau

par SNT media

Du 29 au 31 mai, plus de 160 équipages vont faire le spectacle à la Trinité-sur-Mer. Ecrans pour suivre la course, concerts, animations : pendant 3 jours, les trinitains vont vivre au rythme de l’ArMen Race !

Avec le soutien de la Ville de La Trinité-sur-Mer, de la Sagemor et de nombreux acteurs locaux, la SNT fera vivre l’ArMen Race à terre par le biais d’animations en lien avec la course.

Le départ de l’ArMen Race sera retransmis sur écrans sous la tente média et commenté sur le village de la course. Une fois les bateaux au large, le public pourra suivre leurs progressions via une cartographie mise à jour très régulièrement.

Le départ sera également à suivre en live et en 3 dimensions depuis la côte bien sûr : spectacle garanti !

À chaque arrivée, images et commentaires retransmis. Le public pourra même poser ses questions, en direct, aux vainqueurs, depuis la tente média du village de course.

Nuit et jour, les équipages seront accueillis et fêtés quel que soit leur classement.

Mais aussi...

Une table ronde animée par des interviews et les vacations des coureurs.

Des animations tous les jours : expositions, rencontre entre professionnels de la voile et grand public, régates dans le port, animations sur les quais, retransmission sur écrans chez les commerçants, etc.

Des animations tous les soirs : soirées à thème, dégustation, concerts, soirée DJ, etc.

Programme

Mercredi 28 mai

- Arrivée des bateaux, inscriptions

- 13h30 – 16h30 : 28 lycéens du lycée Benjamin Franklin d'Auray accueilleront le monocoque JOLOKIA en chansons. Visite du bateau, rencontre de l'équipage qu'ils suivent en classe depuis plusieurs mois. (http://www.teamjolokia.com/riches-de-nos-differences-une-nouvelle-convention-de-partenariat/)

Team Jolokia, Lorient. Image copyright Martin Coudriet

Jeudi 29 mai

- 9h – 19 h : Village accessible à tous

- À partir de 12h : sortie des bateaux - Le Bagad Sonerien Lan Bihoue se produit sur le môle Caradec pour saluer le départ des coureurs

Entre 14h et 17h : retransmission du départ de l’ArMen Race sur écrans TV

Vendredi 30 mai 2014

- 9h – 19 h : Village accessible à tous

À partir de 10h et pendant la journée, aubades du Bagad Sonerien Lan Bihoué

Démonstration de paddle à partir de la cale près de la Criée

- 15h : Sur le môle des pécheurs, démonstration d’emploi de moyens pyrotechniques de sauvetage, entrainement à l’extinction de feu d’hydrocarbure avec extincteurs de bord, percussion d’un canot de survie.

- 18h : Démonstration de chiens de sauvetage par les ‘’Chiens de la Côte’’ArMen Race 2013 © Eric Rousseau

Samedi 31 mai 2014

- 9h - 19h : Village accessible à tous

- 15h30 - 17h : visite du VOR 60 Team Jolokia

- 10h et pendant la journée, aubades du Bagad Sonerien Lan Bihoué

- 15h : Sur le môle des pécheurs, démonstration d’emploi de moyens pyrotechniques de sauvetage ; entrainement à l’extinction de feu d’hydrocarbure avec extincteurs de bord, percussion d’un canot de survie.

- 15h30 : En fonction de sa disponibilité opérationnelle, démonstration d’hélitreuillage par l’hélicoptère de la Sécurité Civile Dragon 56 avec le concours de la station de la SNSM de La Trinité-sur-Mer

Dimanche 1er juin 2014

- 9h : Ouverture du village

- 11h : Remise des prix à la tente accueil

ArMen Race 2013. Image copyright Eric Rousseau

Pour suivre l'ArMen Race

Twitter : @ArMenRace
Facebook : Ar Men Race
Web : www.armenrace.fr

Les inscrits ArMen Race au 21 mai 2014

CATEGORIE NOM DE COURSE SKIPPER
Class 40 LORIENT MARINE B. Desmaizieres
Class 40 SNCF GEODIS F. Amedeo
Class 40 IX BLUE - BRS S. Le Diraison
IMOCA IMAGINE A. Tripon
IRC 1 OPEN50.COM D. Guignard
IRC 1 TEAM JOLOKIA P. Meisel
IRC 1 ESPARLICA 3 T. De L Aulnoit
IRC 1 FRIC FRAC D. Bajou
IRC 1 BINGO Y. Haudiquet
IRC 1 GOA S. Prietz
IRC 1 ALTERNATIVE SAILING N. Groleau
IRC 1 SHAKER R. Poirat
IRC 1 CALA MONDRAGO
IRC 2 LANN AEL D. Gaudoux
IRC 2 HEY JOE A. Croyere
IRC 2 SCHLUMBERGER P. Cassin
IRC 2 EDERLEZI O. Burgaud
IRC 2 FOUS MARINS E. Coche
IRC 2 JONATHAN B. Niger
IRC 2 LADY-JANE P. Tostivint
IRC 2 TILI-K A. Belveze
IRC 2 MAYERO J. Passini
IRC 2 CLAIRE DE L'HUNE J. Montecot
IRC 2 OPTIM'X F. Lang
IRC 2 FOXY FEWE P. Mouton
IRC 2 SURCOUF D. Paris
IRC 2 PILOU H. Chataigner
IRC 2 MUSIX P. Baetz
IRC 2 CABINET AXA - AOUSTIN P. Aoustin
IRC 2 VIRGILE C. Fernbach
IRC 2 PRIME TIME M. Alperovitch
IRC 2 UNIS VERS Q. Tortiger
IRC 2 SAIPEM X. Rouault
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