Orange-II-attaque-sa-remonte-de-lAtlantique-SudPacific Express for Orange II
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After Indian Ocean eaten in a little bit more than 9 days, Orange II hit an new Pacific Ocean record and pass off Cap Horn in 8 days and 18 hours since South end of Tasmania.
Maxi trimaran Orange II
(which is not the biggest of the world, Cheyenne is 38 meter long vs 37 for Orange II), continues to spin the stopwatches. Bruno Peyron : "...Boat is going very well and her speed is over polar curves registered last summer. I ma not really surprised by the dramatic potential of the boat, but I wasn't expecting to be able to use her and attack so much. Weather conditions allow us to use the boat between 90 to 100 % of her potential..."
No doubt about words of Orange II' skipper. At Cape Horn, the last important mark to round, times reference were explosive: Orange II has more than one week 2500 miles ahead Cheyenne

Orange-II--mi-courseNew records for Multiplast
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With Orange II sailing around the world for her second attempt on the Jules Verne Trophy, on the half way mark, Multiplast can register new time references on the RTW course.
Ushant – Cape Leeuwin
21d 13h 54'
Ex record: 25d 14h 08' / Cheyenne 2004
Equator - Cape Leeuwin
14j 11h

Orange-II-entre-dans-lOcean-IndienOrange II entering the Indian Ocean
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Express sailing for maxi catamaran Orange II which has crossed Cape of Good Hope longitude in less than 15 days. She improves of 2d 6h 16' the reference time hold by Cheyenne which confirm the abilities of that 37-meter long multihull.
Bruno Peyron : "...We are really amazed by the potential of the boat which is quicker what we are thinking about...", declared the skipper of Orange II a few days after the start from Ushant. But when recording that first record on that RTW attempt, he has to look at things in perspectives : "...we are the first amazed. However, the essential is to last...".

 

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