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Sailing from Britanny to Guadeloupe: Route du Rhum village opens ahead of transatlantic race

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Briefings

The Route du Rhum race village officially opened in Saint-Malo on October 20, 2026, marking the start of preparations for the transatlantic solo sailing race. A fleet of 115 boats is scheduled to depart on November 1, 2026, for Guadeloupe, where competitors will undertake the legendary solo crossing of the Atlantic Ocean.

Key points

• The Route du Rhum race village officially opened in Saint-Malo on October 20, 2026, with the first boats arriving and more expected in the coming days.
• A fleet of 115 boats is scheduled to depart on November 1, 2026, for Guadeloupe, where competitors will undertake the legendary solo crossing of the Atlantic Ocean.

Context

The Route du Rhum is a historic solo sailing race across the Atlantic, with the race village serving as the logistical hub for competitors preparing for the event.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the opening of the race village in Saint-Malo and the scheduled departure of 115 boats on November 1, 2026. Specific details about the race route, competitors, or historical context are not provided.

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