Charlie Dalin has become a legend. After 64 days of a grandiose epic, he triumphed in the Vendée Globe, inscribing his name in the pantheon of solo sailors. With a goldsmith's precision, a daring strategy and an almost scientific rigor, Le Havre illuminated this edition with his extraordinary talent, pushing the limits of excellence at sea. In a race where every moment was a battle, he established himself as a formidable strategist. Facing Yoann Richomme, his toughest opponent, the skipper of MACIF Santé Prévoyance delivered a duel of rare intensity. Speed, management of storms and lulls, choice of trajectories… everything has been expertly orchestrated by a man who seems to speak the language of the oceans. It's not just his record time of 64 days that impresses, but the way he drove this race. Every maneuver, every decision testified to his hard work, his meticulousness in preparations and his ability to maintain unfailing concentration, even in the most critical moments. At the finish, it was a modern hero who crossed the line. Charlie Dalin embodies perseverance, resilience and the never-ending quest for perfection. This victory, won at the cost of total commitment, is a triumph that goes beyond sport: it is the illustration of what man can accomplish when he unites with the sea with humility and passion. Interview.
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