VENDéE GLOBE WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS (Vorschau) im TV Programm

The time has come for athletes to leave Sables d‘Olonne and embark in the journey of their lives. This solo journey will have them push their limits to attempt the extraordinary: circumnavigate around the globe. The boats cross the starting line, but one faces a penalty of 5 hours for leaving early. Find out more about their journey and weekly advances, on Nautical Channel. ...Vendée Globe Weekly Highlights

We continue our journey in the Vendée Globe. One of the sailors had to return to Sables d‘Olonne as his ship encountered some technical issues while the rest of the athletes continue the regatta. They will face their first tropical storm and fight to remain on route in one of the hardest competitions of the world. ...Vendée Globe Weekly Highlights

The Equator is the first big milestone on the long route that is covered by the Vendée Globe. Crossing from a hemisphere to another at latitude zero is a determinating factor in this competition. One of the competitors‘ boat needs urgent repairs, and two competitors sail within sight of each other. How are the participants going to overcome this week‘s challenges? Find it out in this ...Vendée Globe Weekly Highlights

Sailors of this year‘s edition of the Vendée Globe get excited at the sight of a vessel after a month of solo travel. More competitors face technical difficulties and will have to prove they are worthy of this race by attending to the needs of their boats. For many, the Vendée Globe is more than just a race, it is a journey of self-discovery. ...Vendée Globe Weekly Highlights

Athletes have reached the Indian Ocean and take advantage of nice swells that push their boats forward and closer to the end line. Reaching 35 knots, they have to make the most of these situations, as the Indian Ocean is a rollercoaster and highly unpredictable. They embrace high winds and face new dangers. Find out what happens this week in the Vendée Globe. ...Vendée Globe Weekly Highlights

Reaching the Roaring Forties, more competitors lose their well earned advantage due to technical issues in their boats. Once more, they will have to prove they are not only sailors, but also mechanics, constructors and architects. They are in the middle of the Indian Ocean and the race is really close and anyone could take the lead at any moment. ...Vendée Globe Weekly Highlights