Bernard Stamm

Vendee Globe: Le Cam around the Horn

by Thedailysail.com · 8 January 2013

The Vendee Globe leaders are this morning up to the latitude of the River Plate, separating Argentina from Uruguary, as Jean-Pierre Dick on Virbac Paprec...

Vendee Globe: Le Cam around the Horn

Vendée Globe: Bernard Stamm collides with UFO

by Vsail.info · 6 January 2013

[Source: Vendée Globe] On Sunday morning, around 3.30AM (French time), Bernard Stamm (Cheminées Poujoulat) informed his shore crew he had hit an unidentified floating object,...

Vendée Globe skippers rally around Bernard Stamm

by Vsail.info · 5 January 2013

[Source: IMOCA] Without passing comment on the jury’s decision, the majority of the skippers competing in the Vendée Globe have expressed their support for Bernard...

Vendee Globe: Hugo Boss passes Cape Horn

by Thedailysail.com · 4 January 2013

This morning Alex Thomson and Hugo Boss were the fourth in the Vendee Globe to pass Cape Horn, but rather than hugging the Chilean coast...

Vendee Globe: Hugo Boss passes Cape Horn

Vendee Globe: Hugo Boss recovers fourth

by Thedailysail.com · 22 December 2012

The lead duo in the Vendee Globe are just approaching the eastern end of the New Zealand ice gate, with Francois Gabart on MACIF continuing...

Vendee Globe: Hugo Boss recovers fourth

Vendee Globe: Leaders duck south

by Thedailysail.com · 21 December 2012

Once again there has been a lead change in the Vendee Globe with Francois Gabart and MACIF back in front as the two frontrunners gybe south...

Vendee Globe: Leaders duck south

Vendee Globe: Three way fight for first

by Thedailysail.com · 2 December 2012

Three weeks and one day into the Vendee Globe and impressively over the last 24 hours we have had three changes of leader.read more

Vendee Globe: Three way fight for first

Vendee Globe: Gybing south

by Thedailysail.com · 17 November 2012

Yesterday the frontrunners in the Vendee Globe, in near unison, gybed south on to port and since then the leaders, with Armel le Cleac'h on...

Vendee Globe: Gybing south