Sebastien Destremau

Sébastien Destremau is a professional sailor and sailing journalist born on 24 August 1964 in Plancoët (Côtes d'Armor) and of both French and Australian nationality.

Sébastien Destremau
Personal information
NationalityFrench
Born (1964-08-24) 24 August 1964

Career

A veteran with five America's Cup campaigns, multiple world championships and several campaigns in the Olympic classes.[1] He then moved on to Oceanic sailing competing in the 2016-2017 Vendee Globe and the 2020–2021 Vendée Globe.

Significant results
General References[2][3][4]
YearPos.EventClassBoat NameNotesRef.
2021DNF2020-2021 Vendee GlobeIMOCA 60retired unaided to Christchurch [5][6]
20182Route du RhumIMOCA 60
2016-17182016-2017 Vendée GlobeIMOCA 60TECHNOFIRST - FACEOCEAN[7][8]
20161Calero Solo Transat
1998Volvo Ocean Race
1997-981Rolex Sydney to Hobart Race
19961Mumm 36 World Championship[4]
19961Tour de France à la voileEdouard Leclerc - Région SCASO
199029Flying Dutchman World ChampionshipFlying DutchmanFRA 195crew for Hugues Destremau[9]
  • 2016 Vendee Globe Arrival
  • 2016 Vendee Globe Arrival
  • 2016 Vendee Globe Arrival
  • 2016 Vendee Globe Arrival
  • 2016 Vendee Globe Arrival

References
  1. "News - 'Right now it feels like we would be doing well to be ready. But I will be there' Destremau - Vendée Globe - En". www.vendeeglobe.org.
  2. "Sébastien DESTREMAU". www.imoca.org.
  3. "Sébastien DESTREMAU - Vendée Globe - En". www.vendeeglobe.org.
  4. Sebastien Destremau at World Sailing
  5. "News - Sébastien Destremau (Merci) forced to retire - Vendée Globe - En". www.vendeeglobe.org.
  6. "YouTube". www.youtube.com.
  7. "Détail résultat". www.ffvoile.fr.
  8. "SÉBASTIEN DESTREMAU TAKES 18TH PLACE TO BRING THE VENDÉE GLOBE TO A CLOSE". www.imoca.org.
  9. "Worlds 90 - International Flying Dutchman Class Organisation".


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