Sea, Sail & Surf newsSeaSailSufer of October 2001
Yannick Bestaven
winner of the Transat 650
jeudi 1er novembre 2001 –
Two years after his first attempt, Yannick Bestaven has made an exploit by winning the Transat 650 Charente Maritime Bahia by finishing first in both legs.
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Yannick Bestaven arrivé à Salvador de Bahia / J.Vapillon
In 1999, he finished 12th of the Mini-Transat at the helm of a Rolland design, Ares Diffusion. For this edition of the Mini, he built with his friend Arnaud Boissières a full carbon Magnen/Nivelt design. Thanks to aquarelle.com, he was able to enter in the race. At 28 yo, the young skipper from Arcachon now enters in the great club of winners of the Mini.
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