Sailing & Yachting
Arctic Lab Open60AAL
Arctic Lab ultimate world record attempt on an unforgiving ocean
Cheered on by his friends and fans, skipper Norbert Sedlacek departed yesterday at 3.30pm from Port Olona, Les Sables d’Olonne, on his 6th ANT ARCTIC LAB world record attempt.
With the final preparations accomplished Norbert Sedlacek yesterday said good-bye and thank you to all of his friends, fans, partners and the members of the press who had assembled at the Vendée Globe pontoon before departing on this incredible “world’s first” on his Open60AAL.

The start of the course, which will be called the TENRON® Trophy, took place at exactly 16.38 with him crossing the line between “Nouch sud” and the jury’s boat at position 46°28,275 N and 001°47,409 W.

Though the wind conditions leave something to be desired he is now already deep into the Bay of Biscay.
Huge thank you to all our partners, friends and fans for their unwavering support!

The Open60AAL at sea after departure – photo © Innovation Yachts

The Ant Arctic Lab world record attempt – Norbert and his Open60AAL are now under way!




