After days in light and difficult wind, the AG2R fleet is now back in an increasing north-easterly breeze. They look set to enjoy these 15 knots down conditions until their waypoint at Madeira, which is now only a day away. The faster boat speeds have spread out the fleet with the last boat now over 180 miles behind the first. Phil and David are currently in 16th place, on the north side of the fleet, setting up for the wind to shift a little more easterly tonight and giving them good speed down to Madeira which is now less than 200 miles away.
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As Jersey-based Phil Sharp settles into the 3,700 mile double-handed ransatlantic race the AG2R, signs of tiredness have started to show as the eams continue to fight for position. Phil knew before leaving that it ould be a tough race, competing against some of the most experienced French ailors in the industry, and as his report below shows, there is no let up ith their punishing routine onboard Atlantik. Phil reported in last night, whilst enjoying 13th place, a solid half-way up the fleet, showing that heir westerly route could have helped them. Overnight their position has lipped a little, but after 6 days of very close racing, there is still only 44 miles between them and the leader. The trailing boat at the back of the leet is 109 miles behind. Still 3,056 miles to go….
Overnight, the light airs continued with western most boat Gedimat (Tripon and Vittet) vaulting from 12th place up to 2nd in this mornings 0500 sched. Phil and David are the thrid most western boat so the next 6 hours will be very telling as to whether they too can make gains from their westerly position.
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With the race only 4 days old, Phil and David have already experienced the whole gamut of weather conditions. Last night was a difficult night for the pair who experienced very light winds off the coast of Portugal. Ther westerly position saw them drop back overnight but they sailed strongly during the day to move back up to 16th and only 28 miles behind the leader. Tonight promises to be tricky with very light winds again forecast before starting to fill in from the NE tomorrow afternoon.
As Jersey-based Phil Sharp settles into the 3,700 mile double-handed ransatlantic race the AG2R, signs of tiredness have started to show as the eams continue to fight for position. Phil knew before leaving that it ould be a tough race, competing against some of the most experienced French ailors in the industry, and as his report below shows, there is no let up ith their punishing routine onboard Atlantik. Phil reported in last night, whilst enjoying 13th place, a solid half-way up the fleet, showing that heir westerly route could have helped them. Overnight their position has lipped a little, but after 6 days of very close racing, there is still only 44 miles between them and the leader. The trailing boat at the back of the leet is 109 miles behind. Still 3,056 miles to go….
With the race only 4 days old, Phil and David have already experienced the whole gamut of weather conditions. Last night was a difficult night for the pair who experienced very light winds off the coast of Portugal. Ther westerly position saw them drop back overnight but they sailed strongly during the day to move back up to 16th and only 28 miles behind the leader. Tonight promises to be tricky with very light winds again forecast before starting to fill in from the NE tomorrow afternoon.
