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Hugo Boss co-skippers Pepe Ribes (Esp) and Ryan Breymaier (USA) are the winners of the IMOCA Ocean Masters New York to Barcelona race. They crossed the finish line at 20.54 h and 30 s local time in Barcelona. They now will make their way to the arrivals pontoon for the welcome ashore and press conference.
We are ever closer to receiving our 4.000th Customer!!! You never know it could be you enjoying the rewards that we have lined up to welcome our 4.000th Customer…. But don´t delay your visit as, with the high season upon us, we have just welcomed our 3.950th customer!! Could be next week!!!!!
The Summer party that we have all been waiting for is finally here, don’t miss out on & great evening and all in aid of the less fortunate.
Race leader Safran is this morning within sight of land, but the last few miles towards the Strait of Gibraltar, the gateway to the Mediterranean, is proving far from easy.
Nandor Fa, Skipper of Spirit of Hungary, announced at 1200 hrs New York time today his regrettable decision to have to officially retire from the IMOCA Ocean Masters New York to Barcelona Race. - See more at: http://www.imocaoceanmasters.com/news/spirit-of-hungary-officially-retires#sthash.5CnuICi9.dpuf
After a tricky weekend, the IMOCA Ocean Masters New York to Barcelona Race boats are now enjoying some more pleasant downwind conditions.
The fourth and final day of the inaugural Menorca Maxi saw the nine Wallys and three Js race under tough and tricky conditions. The early morning rain failed to dampen the spirits of organisers, who were eager to close a spectacular week of racing on a high note.
At 11:40 UTC Marc Guillemot and Morgan Lagravière on Safran were the first of the IMOCA Ocean Masters New York to Barcelona Race boats to pass the western end of the mandatory icebox.
The rules & regulations for the second edition of the photography competition, for the School kids of La Línea, has now been published by the councilor for the Environment
