Charles Caudrelier is the big winner of the Route du Rhum, destination Guadeloupe 2022. The skipper of the trimaran “Edmond de Rothschild” fought a showdown with François Gabart, who came second. Thomas Coville finishes third. These three skippers broke the race record. This is the cover of the Overseas weekly magazine of November 18, 2022, broadcast on France 24.
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Charles Caudrelier, the skipper of the Ultim “Edmond de Rothschild” crossed the finish line of the “Route du Rhum – Destination Guadeloupe 2022”, Wednesday November 16, 2022 at 10:02 a.m. (Paris time) less than a week after the departure from Saint-Malo. An arrival in 6 days, 19 hours and 47 minutes. François Gabart and Thomas Coville also finished in less than seven days aboard their Ultim. The 2018 record is beaten by the first three of the most beautiful single-handed races. The summary in pictures with Antoine Defives.
The Overseas Weekly is presented by Laurence Théatin.
Laurence Théatin presents the Overseas weekly of November 18, 2022
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Find here the entire Overseas Weekly, also broadcast on France 24.
Weekly Outre-mer, edition of Friday, November 18, 2022
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- Route du Rhum 2022: a bereaved arrival. A race in mourning, following the fatal capsizing of a follower boat a few minutes from the arrival of the big winner.
Eleven passengers were on board, two members of the organizing company died. The service provider was responsible for transporting the press, officials and guests. An investigation is opened for manslaughter and involuntary injuries. - Mahoran high school students victims of violence. A bus carrying students was violently attacked by an armed gang. The children were beaten with knives and machetes. The driver was also injured. A violence that does not spare the surroundings of schools. In Mayotte, crime has increased by nearly 13% in one year. The report of Géniale Attoumani from Mayotte the 1st.
- New Caledonia: raising awareness among coastal populations of tsunami risks. Global warming could make tsunamis increasingly devastating due to rising sea levels. On the island of Maré, one of the three Loyalty Islands of the archipelago, some families are regularly forced to move to the heights. A report by Thérèse Waia and Gael Detcheverry from New Caledonia the 1st.
- Access to work for people with disabilities: successful integration in Reunion. It’s Disability Employment Week. Their professional integration is sometimes complicated. 76% of them still say they are satisfied with their profession.
Like Pierre Alexandre Dijoux. He has autism asperger and he has just obtained a CDI within a company of assistance to the person. Marie-Ange Frassati from Réunion la 1ère went to meet him. - Polynesia, getting to know corals better to protect them. Porites rus are a unique species. The only ones to lay during the day and in a totally synchronized way, at a specific time and day. For three years, a handful of enthusiasts and college students have been studying them, and trying to find out if climate change has repercussions on their reproductive systems. The report by Nicolas Suire and Jérôme Lee from Polynésie la 1ère.
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