Traverser l'Atlantique : Interview avec Aïna Bauza et Axelle Pillain

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La majorquine Aina Bauza et la bretonne Axelle Pillain commencent à se préparer pour la 17e édition de la course Transat Café l'Or. Le 26 octobre 2025, ces navigatrices et trois équipes adversaires, quitteront le port du Havre pour tenter de rejoindre au plus vite, la Martinique. Ces trentenaires réunies par le hasard, bénéficient de Cap pour elles, une aide physique et financière destinée aux femmes souhaitant réaliser leur première course transatlantique. Plus de 500 navigateurs ont participé à cette épreuve depuis ses débuts en 1993, mais parmi eux, seulement 57 femmes. Pas de quoi effrayer ce duo. "Cela fait beaucoup d'années que l'on navigue sur différents supports et que nous nous entraînons pour en arriver là. Finalement nous avons eu besoin de tous ces apprentissages", explique, en glissant quelques mots espagnols, Aina Bauza. Photo issue du compte instagram d'Axelle Pillain, prise par @georgiasphoto

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