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Justine Metteaux Will Build a New Boat for the Next Vendée Globe
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Justine Metteaux, a new IMOCA for 2028 anne.gourcuff@... mar 27/05/2025 - 12:28 This Monday, the TeamWork – Team Snef of the skipper Justine Metteaux, 8th of the Vendée Globe 2024 and holder of the women's record in 76 days 01 hour and 36 minutes, announced the construction of a new IMOCA for the next edition of the Vendée Globe in 2028.
DEPARTS & APPOINTMENTS SAM GOODCHILD will replace Charlie Dalin, convalescent, at the helm of Macif Santé Prévoyance for the Race des Caps (starting on 29 June), the crew will also be composed of Loïs Berrehar, Charlotte Yven and Guillaume Combescure. The Britishman will then join Biotherm for The Ocean Race Europe, while Paprec Arkéa's crew on this race, will be formed, around Yoann Richomme, of Corentin Horeau, Mariana Lobato, Pascal Bidégorry…
Switzerland's Justine Metteaux decided to build an Imoca for the next edition of the Vendée Globe.
Justine Mettraux is setting off again for the next Vendée Globe 2028 with a new IMOCA, a Verdier design with TeamWork, her long-standing partner, and the Snef Group. The boat will be built in April 2026 at CDK in Brittany, with a launch scheduled for spring 2027. Never say "never"! Justine Mettraux played it safe at the finish of her first Vendée Globe, finishing in a formidable eighth place on January 25th. Behind the satisfaction of a job well…
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