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Vendée Globe Tuesday 4th February Update - Joschke, Le Cam, Colman finish overnight

by Mark Jardine 4 Feb 09:11 GMT 4 February 2025

Overnight we had Isabelle Joschke, Jean Le Cam and Conrad Colman arrive in Les Sables d'Olonne to finish the Vendée Globe, so we start with footage and the stats for their races, and then an update from Giancarlo Pedote as he approached the line (he's just completed the race at 08:34 UTC).

We then look at the Tracker for those still at sea and Leaderboard for all the finishers so far.

We conclude with updates from Kojiro Shiraishi, Jingkun Xu and Conrad Colman's final update during the race from yesterday where he talks through the engine seals and how he completed the race without using any fossil fuels.

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