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The Route du Rhum is a solo transatlantic race linking Saint-Malo to Guadeloupe.
Here we go! At 1:02 p.m., off the coast of Saint-Malo, the start of the 13th edition of the Route du Rhum was given, Sunday November 1st.
The 115 participants in the solo transatlantic race set off towards Guadeloupe. The fleet set off under hospitable weather conditions, an anticyclone freeing the skies of Western Europe from the clouds and depressions usual for the month of November.

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Presentation of the categories and favorites of ocean racing. From Ultim to Class40, the skippers are preparing despite uncertain weather conditions. The starting rules and penalties are reminded for participants.

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Presentation of the favorites and characteristics of the different categories of boats (Imoca, Ocean Fifty, Class 40, Ultim, Vintage) as well as the rules and penalties for starting the race.

At 1:02 p.m., a cannon will mark the start of the 13th edition of the Route du Rhum – Destination Guadeloupe. The 115 sailboats left Saint-Malo for a sporting transatlantic race.

As the Route du Rhum approaches, zoom in on Rodolphe Sepho, a 40-year-old Guadeloupean sailor with the smallest budget in the race, who sets off on Sunday after overcoming numerous financial and technical difficulties.