Von
Thomas Gröbner
It took 34 days, 17 hours, 10 minutes, 28 seconds. Then Boris Herrmann arrived in Itajaí, Brazil. Even the seconds are counted in this round-the-world race, timed by the ever-rolling waves and defying ordinary standards. But this time the sailors on their yachts actually fought for every beat of the needle. They stalked each other nose to nose until the end of the stage.
Related posts:
Moldova accuses Russian peacekeeping contingent of violating security regime in Transnistria
Philadelphia intensifies security monitoring after violent protests / Article / LSM.lv
Supreme Court rejects Trump election challenge cases
The race, which culminated in a crash, was won by Piastri. McLaren leads the teams
