SINGLE HANDED YACHT RACE

The video covers the Observer single-handed transatlantic race, highlighting the victory of the 70-foot trimaran Pendwick Four, sailed by Alain Collat, who set a new record of 20 days. The race saw fierce competition, with Jean-Yves Terlin in Vendredi 13 finishing second. The previous record of 26 days, set in 1968, was broken. The video also mentions the British yacht, British Steel, and concludes with a reflection on the camaraderie among participants.

Where did the 70-foot trimaran Pendwick Four achieve its record-breaking victory?

• Newport, Rhode Island

• San Francisco, California

• Boston, Massachusetts

• Miami, Florida

Who was the sailor of the Pendwick Four that won the race?

• Toira Krause

• Alain Collat

• Jean-Yves Terlin

• British Steel

Which yacht was described as a 'floating tennis court'?

• Vendredi 13

• British Steel

• Pendwick Four

• Number 25

Which yacht came in second place in the race?

• Cap 33

• Pendwick Four

• British Steel

• Vendredi 13

Who accompanied Alain Collat at the end of the race?

• Jean-Yves Terlin

• Toira Krause

• A race official

• A fellow sailor