Pas change Wednesday morning, Jan. 9, leading the Vendée Globe, the French François Gabart (Macif) always ahead of his compatriots Armel Le Cléac'h (Banque Populaire) and Jean-Pierre Dick (Virbac-Paprec 3) in the Atlantic sud.
Au ranking 5:00 Paris time, François Gabart and Armel Le Cléac'h, separated by a hundred miles, advancing at about the same speed (11.7 knots against 11.4), in winds of northern 18 knots with rafales.
ColumbiaLe Mike Golding (Gamesa) Wednesday became the sixth contestant to pass Cape Horn and into the Atlantic .
Le classification 5:00 Paris time:
1. François Gabart (FRA / Macif) in 5130.7 miles of arrivée< / p>
2. Armel Le Cléac'h (FRA / Banque Populaire) 100.7 miles from premier
3. Jean-Pierre Dick (FRA / Virbac-Paprec 3) 453.4< / p>
4. Alex Thomson (GBR / Hugo Boss) at 610.7< / p>
5. Jean Le Cam (FRA / SynerCiel) to 1731.9< / p>
6. Mike Golding (GBR / Gamesa) to 1872.9< / p>
7. Dominique Wavre (SUI / Mirabaud) to 1969.5< / p>
8. Bernard Stamm (SUI / Cheminées Poujoulat) to 2011.7< / p>
9. Arnaud Boissières (FRA / Akena Verandas) to 2175.8< / p>
10. Javier Sanso (ESP / Acciona) to 2197.9< / p>
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