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Vendée Globe Day 56: Deliverance! Yannick Bestaven first at Cape Horn – Sail World
a huge whoop of delight from Yannick Bestaven when he finally passed Cape Horn this afternoon marked in an instant his victorious end to the relentless Southern…
by Vendée Globe 2 Jan 14:13 EST
2 January 2021Alone, surfing north eastwards in the grip of stormy winds and seas, passing 85 miles south of the famous solitary rocky islet, the huge whoop of delight from 48 years old Vendée Globe leader Yannick Bestaven when he finally passed Cape Horn this afternoon marked in an instant his victorious end to the relentless Southern Oceans and the start of the 7,000 miles climb homewards to Les Sables d’Olonne.
When Bestaven doubled the mythical lighthouse- at…
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