By winning the big Le Havre Allmer Cup race on the night of June 4 to 5, ahead of Tom Dolan (Smurfit Kappa – Kingspan) and Romain Bouillard (Let’s take down the Moon), Gaston Morvan (Brittany Region – CMB Performance) took a good option on the final victory. And sent a new strong message to the competition, when he had already won the Solo Maître Coq at the beginning of May. Enough to pump it up for La Solitaire du Figaro, which will leave on August 25 from Rouen.
Gaston, what does this victory in the big Le Havre Allmer Cup race mean to you?
I’m very happy because it was the last offshore race before La Solitaire du Figaro. In two months, we will be back in the Bay of Seine to start the event. Having managed to win here, against all the best who will also be at the start on May 25, is rather encouraging. I keep in mind that there are always lots of things happening in La Solitaire but in my head, I would have no doubt that it is possible to win. I’ve already done it, it will just be necessary to put back in place certain things that I was able to put in place during this race. I also won the Solo Maître Coq, so I…
