The story before the start gun.
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Pre- and post-race story packs: boats-to-watch, embeddable charts, and a glossary your readers won’t need a rating certificate to understand.
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Universe: public race coverage Story: Fastnet + Sydney Hobart 2025 Public-results-only
Scope: public race coverage · public-results-only
Visible to: everyone — everything on Media Desk is publishable as-is
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One boat linked the season’s two great races.
LEON, the French JPK-1050, won the Rolex Fastnet 2025 overall under IRC — and took second overall at the Rolex Sydney Hobart. Two oceans, one season, one boat the press box could follow.
Everything here is publishable as-is; the receipt travels with every figure.
Fastnet — the centenary, and a French one-two
On the published record LEON won IRC overall at the Fastnet’s centenary running — corrected pace 77.8 s/nm faster than the fleet’s ORC-median expectation over 695 miles — with LANN AEL 3 completing a French one-two ahead of every grand-prix program.
LEON, in the product
The boat view: a GLIDEFORM production racer-cruiser whose record carries both classics. This is the profile a journalist quotes at 23:40 on deadline.
Sydney Hobart — second overall, behind MIN RIVER’s title
The same season’s other classic: LEON second on the published IRC overall ladder behind MIN RIVER’s overall win — a title the published record backs with a crew-effect figure (−55.5 s/nm against the ORC median) that puts the win on the water, not the rating.
What 200-plus boats look like, by family
The Fastnet cohort by design family — the backdrop chart your article’s numbers stand against, caption included.
What this page can and cannot claim.
· All results quoted are from the published FleetEdge Fastnet and Sydney Hobart pages (LEON’s −77.8 s/nm and the French one-two; MIN RIVER’s overall win and −55.5 crew effect) — re-verified against those pages at integration.
· The Sydney Hobart figures live across published cohorts (race, classified, multi-edition fleet) — every caption names which view it is of.
· Story framing follows the published record; no boats-to-watch projection is made on this page.
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