Justine Mettraux solo, it’s obvious
On her way to the Vendée Globe, the sailor made her debut alone in the Imoca in Lorient. A moment she had been waiting for a long time.
Justine Mettraux tackles the Azimut Challenge, the last race before the start of the Route du Rhum, with serenity.
JEAN-GUY PYTHON
It is displayed on the walls of the Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly. In action, with a determined gaze, Justine Mettraux is in her element. Only. Finally. It is the Swiss who was chosen by the organizers of the Azimut Challenge, the last preparatory race before the Route du Rhum scheduled for the beginning of November, to embody the event which takes place in Lorient. This in itself is great recognition for a sailor who will be making her debut in the queen class of monohulls, these famous 60-foot (18.28 m) Imoca boats that we find every four years in the Vendée Globe. “It’s great to be able to be here with my own project and to compete with others.”
