US EditionHugo Ramón Sets Course for the Caribbean on the Decisive Crossing of the Mini Transat
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The Mallorcan ocean sailor Hugo Ramón, of the Real Club Nautico de Palma (RCNP), has sailed today at 4 p.m. from Santa Cruz de La Palma to face the second and decisive stage of the Mini Transat, one of the most demanding races in the world, that unites the Canary Island with Guadalupe, in the Caribbean. The journey, alone, without external assistance or electronic cards, aboard sailboats of just 6.50 meters in length, consists of about 2,500 nau…
For the past 48 hours, the Marina de Santa Cruz de La Palma has been buzzing with the very special atmosphere that accompanies the big starts. It is this Saturday at 4 p.m. that the 89 competitors set off for the only leg of the Boulangère Mini Transat. The Mini Transat is best described by the candidates for the great adventure... On the start of this leg "with a capital E because it is on this that everything rests!", Thaïs Le Cam (1068 - Frér…
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