Gone are the French Horn 3 Virbac Paprec followed closely by the English from Mafre. Too bad that the latter have had to make a short stop at New Island, anchoring for a few hours at the Cape for repairs on their halyards, after being only the first 66 miles will now take 220 miles, but still traced throughout the Atlantic and go back through the doldrums.
Joy which should mean doubling Cape Horn, after crossing all the Indian and South Pacific must be indescribable, especially as it involves psychologically, to leave the Deep South and head back the last mile home.
Behind some problems in the fleet. The Central Dairy Asturiana broke the top of its mast in New Zealand waters forcing them to stop at Wellington in Mirabaud solo Dominique Wavre crew due to the severe anemia suffered by his partner Michèle Paret and Estrella Damm and Alex Pepe Ribes Pella continue with pains in his ribs, which makes them even more life on board.
Finally, perks of a round the world racing.
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