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France: 115 yachts will sail out of Sain-Malo for Route du Rhum race

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franceinfo
“Départ de la Route du rhum : les 115 bateaux engagés vont prendre la mer, direction la Guadeloupe”

À 13h02 très exactement sera donné le coup d'envoi de cette 13e Route du Rhum - Destination Guadeloupe. Un événement à suivre en direct sur France 3 et dès maintenant dans notre live. Nos équipes suivent la flotte en train de se diriger vers la ligne de départ et nous envoient toutes les dernières informations.

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France 24 English
“France: 115 yachts will sail out of Sain-Malo for Route du Rhum race”

In Saint-Malo, in France's Brittany region, the legendary Route du Rhum is preparing to set sail. Billed as the world's biggest solo transatlantic race, it sees skippers sail alone from France's northern coast to the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe. It's a high-speed, high-risk crossing that takes place every four years.

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