Javier Sansó continues in the sixteenth
place, onboard Old Spice in the Vendée Globe regatta, round the world solo without stops or assistance. The Mallorcan
navigator is 1,467 miles from the French leader, Yves Parlier, on board the Aquitaine Innovations. Sansó has entered in a
complicated situation since he no longer has a desalination plant after crossing the Equator, and so has hardly any drinking
water.
In spite of the difficulties of the race, 24 boats continue in the regatta and the first two, Parlier and Desoyeaux, have managed to
cross the 50th parallel.
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Vendée Globe 2000 - 2001
Photo © François Mousis: Javier Sansó on board Old Spice in the Vendée Globe 2000 - 2001