Just hours from crowning Tom Laperche, Franck Cammas highlights the methodical rigor and natural flair of the skipper destined for victory.
In the final hours of the 13th Route du Rhum, as victory appears destined for Tom Laperche, all eyes turn to Franck Cammas. The seasoned navigator, now alongside the young champion at SVR Lazartigue, has spoken out about the qualities that set his protégé apart.
Speaking with Ouest-France, Cammas highlighted Laperche's methodical approach, a quality that according to him characterizes great competitors. "Tom is very methodical, he has good feel," he analyzed, adding that this combination represents "the strength of the great ones." Words that resonate as a heartfelt tribute to the one about to make history in offshore racing.
This collaboration between the two sailors illustrates a passing of the torch within the SVR Lazartigue team. Cammas, a two-time defending champion in this very event, brings his experience while Laperche contributes his fire and intuition. Together, they form a tandem capable of dominating the Atlantic waters.
The Route du Rhum, the iconic race linking Saint-Malo to Pointe-à-Pitre, is drawing to its conclusion. Observers agree that Tom Laperche has managed his race with surprising maturity for his age. His ability to stay focused in crucial moments echoes Cammas's words about the method of great champions.
The imminent arrival of the SVR Lazartigue skipper will crown an upward trajectory begun several seasons ago. Franck Cammas's judgment, that of a respected figure in French sailing, lends additional credibility to what promises to be a well-deserved triumph.
Speaking with Ouest-France, Cammas highlighted Laperche's methodical approach, a quality that according to him characterizes great competitors. "Tom is very methodical, he has good feel," he analyzed, adding that this combination represents "the strength of the great ones." Words that resonate as a heartfelt tribute to the one about to make history in offshore racing.
This collaboration between the two sailors illustrates a passing of the torch within the SVR Lazartigue team. Cammas, a two-time defending champion in this very event, brings his experience while Laperche contributes his fire and intuition. Together, they form a tandem capable of dominating the Atlantic waters.
The Route du Rhum, the iconic race linking Saint-Malo to Pointe-à-Pitre, is drawing to its conclusion. Observers agree that Tom Laperche has managed his race with surprising maturity for his age. His ability to stay focused in crucial moments echoes Cammas's words about the method of great champions.
The imminent arrival of the SVR Lazartigue skipper will crown an upward trajectory begun several seasons ago. Franck Cammas's judgment, that of a respected figure in French sailing, lends additional credibility to what promises to be a well-deserved triumph.
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Source: Ouest-France