La 56ᵉ édition de La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec s’est achevée en apothéose à Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, offrant aux spectateurs un final à la hauteur de la légende.

At precisely 13:02 this Sunday, 20 April, the 19 mixed duos taking part in the Transat Paprec set sail from Concarneau. After the emotional goodbyes on the pontoons, the fleet tackled a spectacular coastal course under a brooding grey sky, yet enjoyed mild sailing conditions — a north-westerly breeze of 10 to 15 knots — before heading into the Atlantic. It marks the beginning of a formidable challenge: the only mixed-gender transatlantic race sailed in identical boats. The 17

The village of the Transat Paprec was inaugurated this Tuesday afternoon, the 15th of April. All of the skippers were present alongside the representatives of the main partners of this edition including Paprec Group, the Brittany Region, the town of Concarneau, the CCI Finistère - Quimper délégation and the Collectivity of Saint-Barthélemy. From now on, 5 days of exchanges, discussions and celebrations. This afternoon, the skipper set the tone by participating in the Alex Pic

Historic challenge and first round the world race and solo race reserved for Ultim 32/23 Class trimarans, the ARKEA ULTIM CHALLENGE – Brest is being revealed at the very beginning of 2023. On January 7, 2024, after ten days of entertainment in the heart of the Brest territory on the departure village installed on the quays of the commercial port, the sailors of the Ultim 32/23 class will set off from the city of Ponant for a unique global oceanic challenge. These precursors w