Barcelona World Race - Hugo Boss Arrives in Style

If you can't come in first, come in fashion. Hugo Boss finished the Barcelona World Race in second place on Valentine's Day, with skippers Alex Thomson and Andrew Cape pulling up to the pontoon dressed immaculately in Hugo Boss suits: “We’re really happy to be here to see everybody,” said Alex Thomson, moments after Hugo Boss pulled alongside the pontoon. “We’ve had great fun – it was a lot of hard work, but good fun as well.”
Hugo Boss - Second Place - Barcelona World Race:
Arrival time: 05:34:57 GMT February 14th
Time at sea: 94 days, 17 hours, 34 minutes, 57 seconds
Average speed over the course: 10.85 knots
Actual distance sailed: 28145 nautical miles
Speed over the water: 12.38 knots
Still racing, Temenos II has started to punch through strong headwinds en route to Gibraltar, still some 116 miles away. Behind them, Mutua Madrilena has taken advantage of the adverse conditions ahead to gain 52 miles.
Educacion sin Fronteras is the fastest of the three boats still racing, making 8.5 knots on a heading just west of north.
Photo: HUGO BOSS crosses the finish line! ©Barcelona World Race
Submitted By YachtPals on 15 Feb
Barcelona World Race, Barcelona, Spain, Hugo Boss, ocean racing, sailboats, boats, yachts, yacht, offshore racing

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