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Posted on 16 Oct Key departures at the Global Solo Challenge On his ULDB 65' Aspra in the Global Solo Challenge Alessandro Tosetti, an Italian skipper entered in the Global Solo Challenge, combines in his venture the desire to test himself and his boat in a novel challenge with his commitment to social and educational projects conveyed through sport. Posted on 18 Oct Alessandro Tosetti promoting sea culture The skippers are coming together in an increasingly solid and cohesive community This past week in A Coruna was marked by intense rains and strong winds, weather conditions that were quite unfavorable for finalizing the last details on the boats' preparations. Posted on 20 Oct Global Solo Challenge community grows The skippers, the boats, and the projects As autumn arrives in A Coruna with heavy rains and strong winds, despite relatively mild temperatures, three more competitors of the Global Solo Challenge are preparing to set off tomorrow.

Posted on 23 Oct Global Solo Challenge: On eve of triple departure Three GSC competitors set sail, the fleet at sea grows On Saturday, October 21, in A Coruña, amidst white clouds, layers of cumulus and cirrus, which adorned the sky like brushstrokes, the sun peeked out, providing a favorable omen for the departure of the three competitors. Posted on 24 Oct Global Solo Challenge: triple departure To become the first American woman to race solo around the globe In five days, Cole Brauer sets off to become the first American woman to race a sailboat solo around the globe. Posted on 27 Oct Cole Brauer preapres for Global Solo Challenge

With seven skippers starting on the same day, let's learn about their stories The atmosphere is electric on the eve of the most crowded departure, with seven skippers at the next start of the Global Solo Challenge.

Posted on 30 Oct Seven skippers taking up the Global Solo Challenge Seven sailors departed from A Coruña At noon on Sunday, October 29th, the creator and organizer of the Global Solo Challenge, Marco Nannini announced on the skippers' chat: 'Ladies and gentlemen, the show is on!' wishing good winds to the seven sailors who just departed from A Coruña. Posted on 2 Nov The chase has begun in the Global Solo Challenge The conditions during the first days off the coast of Spain have been very tough As the storm Ciaran hit the coast of Brittany last night with winds reaching 55-70 knots and red alerts in various French ports, the fleet of seven vessels from the Global Solo Challenge that left A Coruña on Sunday the 29th is heading south.

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We are now sailing in the full southern ocean, and it's interesting because all the wind patterns have changed.' I'm pleased to have crossed the Cape of Good Hope, a performance few sailors have achieved solo.

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My focus is solely on how to navigate best. Bendigedig continues to take exceptional care of me, and I try to do the same for her. 'I am doing well both mentally and physically. Helena.ĭafydd Hughes has reached 'another milestone to rejoice in, but my attention has already shifted to the next goal: the Kerguelen Islands archipelago, before reaching Cape Leeuwin, south of Australia,' Dafydd shares. The Welsh skipper demonstrated great skill in navigation on his Bendigedig, an S&S34, skillfully overcoming Atlantic challenges such as the Intertropical Convergence Zone and the high pressure of St. While eight competitors prepare to set sail from A Coruna on October 28th, the seven sailors at sea are making great strides on the route of their dreams, with a few minor setbacks along the way.ĭafydd Hughes, who set the course for the Global Solo Challenge fleet with his departure on August 26th, achieved another significant milestone on October 23rd, after nearly two months at sea: crossing the first major cape, Cape of Good Hope, the virtual gateway to the Deep South.