Sailing World on Water News November 21.20 HUGO BOSS 1st Equator, Charal Restart, GITANA, more

Highlights of what happened globally in the sport of Sailing in the last 7 days.
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In the Vendee Globe, Brit Alex Thomson in HUGO BOSS, crossed the equator, heading into the doldrums, 1st ahead of the fleet. He leads Thomas Ruyant in Linked Out, Charlie Dalin in Apivia, and Jan Le Cam in Yes We Cam in forth.

Meanwhile back in the pack Pip Hare is dealing with her demons.

The Gitana Edmund De Rothschild team were on Code Orange for a start only to see the weather pattern disappear, so they stood down to wait for another window to set a round the world sailing Speed record.

World Sailing gets a President from China and next year the World Match Racing Championships finals will be in  Shenzhen.

Boris Hermann in Sea Exchange Yacht Club de Monaco, is in a high pressure area and then he deploys a satellite ocean sensor device so that the seas can be monitored.

In the U S A, The Sailing Museum is in Newport, Rhode Island and we feature a virtual tour of the new facility and we recommend if you get to Newport, do not miss it.

The big news of the Vendee Globe was the favourite, Jeremie Beyou of Charal, had major damage and we spoke to Nicola Onrieu of the team on what was fixed as Jeremie re-joined the race nine days behind the fleet.
We wish him Fair winds and safe sailing.

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