Transat Café L'OR Faces Challenges
The Transat Café L'OR is experiencing difficulties due to complicated weather patterns on the Atlantic, threatening the goal of having all four racing classes finish in Martinique.
The 2023 race is proving to be a challenge for skippers and organizers alike, with the ULTIMs having their course shortened to head directly to Martinique after the Saint Peter and Saint Paul islands mark.
- The Ocean Fifty fleet is led by Manu Le Roch and Basile Bourgnon with a 20-mile lead over Edenred 5.
- Jérémie Beyou and Morgan Lagravière are leading the IMOCA fleet on Charal.
- Luca Rossetti and Matteo Sericano (Maccaferri Futura) are leading the pack, heading west, upwind.
The ULTIM fleet has faced slow, difficult Doldrums marked by squalls and random shifts.
Author's summary: Transat Café L'OR faces weather challenges.
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