US EditionJules Verne Trophy. Crossing the Equator for the Famous Project
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Monday 8th December – The first miles in the southern hemisphere! The 8 women of The Famous Project CIC crossed Ecuador with joy yesterday (Sunday 08th December) at 6:15pm French time in 8 days 3 hours 35 minutes. This first crossing point marks a turning point in this world record attempt with a 100% female crew since the eight women on IDEC Sport have just passed through the southern hemisphere. The beginning of a new adventure, especially for…
The eight women of The Famous Project CIC crossed the Equator this Sunday at 6:15 PM French time in 8 days, 3 hours, and 35 minutes aboard the maxi-trimaran IDEC SPORT. It was a first for Deborah Blair! The crew is 1100 nautical miles behind the record. With this significant milestone and their passage into the Southern Hemisphere, Alexia Barrier, Dee Caffari, Annemieke Bes, Rebecca Gmür Hornell, Deborah Blair, Molly LaPointe, Támara Echegoyen, …
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