Franck Cammas

Franck Cammas (born in Aix-en-Provence on 22 December 1972) is a French sailor. Since I won the French Agricultural University Challenge in 1994, he lived in Brittany. Franck Cammas finally chose to sail after finishing mathematics for two years at "Piano Academy" with "Grandesécoles". In 1997, at the age of 24, he acquired the Figaro card, and one year later he took over his first trimaran named Groupama. He is late for the competition, but he is one of the world's talented and respected crew members of the Ocean Racing Multi-Hull Association.

After that, Cammas became the captain of the 60-foot (18 m) Trimaran Groupama 2 and won five ORMA championships. His last Trimaran, 103 feet (31 meters) Groupama 3 was designed to break ocean race records. Groupama 2 is the fastest yacht at Jacques Vabre Speed ​​Race and Groupama 3 holds the record that it once broke Jules Verne Trophy for nearly two years.

In 2010, he became a tester with the witness of SLAM's technical sportswear company in Italian sailing technology sportswear company.

After winning the trophies of Route du Rhum and Jules Verne in 2010, Cammas changed from multihull to a single event and won the Open 70 Groupama at Volvo Ocean Race for 2011-12 [2].

Cammas is the father of two girls and is doing other sports such as skiing, plunking, cycling.

Groupama 70 (Open 70 feet Monohull) will participate in the 2010 Seven Star Round Championship in the UK and Ireland

Transat Jacques Vabre (Trimarans ORMA): 10, 38, 43 times, average speed is 19, 18 knots (2007). [Four]

The North Atlantic transit point (east-west) is also called "Discovery Route" (Cádiz - San Salvador). 7 days, 10 hours, 58 minutes 53 seconds (May 1, 2007)

24-hour mileage record: 794 mils (average 33.08) (July 20, 2007) >> records from 21st July 2007 to 1st August 2009

North Atlantic Transit Point (West to East): 4, 3, 57, 54 seconds (July 23, 2007) >> records from July 24, 2007 to August 2, 2009

Monohull boat around the UK and Ireland, 5 days 21 hours 26 minutes 55 seconds. (August 23 to 29, 2010) [5]

Mediterranean Transportation Record (Marseille - Carthago): 17 hours, 8 minutes and 23 seconds (15 May - 15 May 2009) >> records from May 16, 2009 to May 15, 2010

Jules Verne Trophy: March 20, 48, 07 hours, 44 minutes, 52 seconds, nearly two years recorded settled

In the reaction of America's Cup and the Olympic Games, the pressure to Burling and Outteridge in 2016 is very big, and Captain Franck Cammas of Groupak Team France is likely to get hurt after training in December, let Louis leave It may be done. Vuitton America's Cup World Series Oman

Franck Cammas (born in Aix-en-Provence on 22 December 1972) is a French sailor. Since I won the French Agricultural University Challenge in 1994, he lived in Brittany. Franck Cammas finally chose to sail after finishing mathematics for two years at "Piano Academy" with "Grandesécoles". In 1997, at the age of 24, he acquired the Figaro card, and one year later he took over his first trimaran named Groupama. He is late for the competition, but he is one of the world's talented and respected crew members of the Ocean Racing Multi-Hull Association.

Today, I learned more about him and Franck who is the last member of the team and asked why he decided to participate in Yotako. Franck is responsible for Yotako's mobile development and his curiosity on technology, music and snowboarding. But give enough voice narration and give him a microphone. And please tell him. I was in the computer for a while. If I remember it very clearly, my first line of code was to use Amstrad CPC 6128 Plus around 1998. I was 8 years old then, and I used a line of code to start my video game. One day my grandfather gave me a book that wrote an explanation on how to tutorial and how to code. This is truly a revolutionary thing. My initial code creation was a random loop on the monitor, but in reality it was the beginning of passion and changed my life.