Transat Jacques Vabre

Transat Jacques Vabre

Maxime Sorel, Christopher Pratt V And B Monbana Mayenne - Skippers on their Imoca class monohulls sail at the start of the 16th Jacques Vabre pair sailing race, from Le Havre to the French overseas island of La Martinique, in Le Havre on November 7, 2023. Ten days after their delayed departure due to storm Ciaran, the Class 40 monohulls took the start of the 16th Transat Jacques-Vabre from Le Havre towards Martinique for a sprint-like journey, Transat Jacques Vabre 2023. Photo by Franck Castel/ABACAPRERSS.COM

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