At the last check-in at 3:00 p.m., Charlin Dalin was sailing at an average of 17.6 knots, nearly two knots ahead of Thomas Roût (LinkedOut) at 15.7 knots.
As a result, the Apivia skipper has taken eight miles from the Northerner, now 28 miles from the lead.
Same result for Jean Le Cam (Yes We Cam!), Now at 270 miles, but who has regained the lead over Kevin Escoffier (PRB), 20 miles from third place.
Behind, Alex Thomson (Hugo Boss) continues to see the lead of the Vendée Globe soar due to its repairs, and now figures 350 miles for Charlie Dalin and in the sights of Boris Herrmann (Sea Explorer - Yacht de Monaco), four miles behind.
[Stories from the sea]
We have concocted for you a summary of the videos of the sea from this night and this morning.
Find all the offshore videos on:
- @dailymotion: https://t.co/yfESwlqEy7
- @YouTube: https://t.co/3XZaGLABxo#VG2020pic.twitter.com/Vprl358RCY
- Vendée Globe (@VendeeGlobe) November 23, 2020
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