Talk:VPLP design

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Hello. I have access to some informations about VPLP. And I was wondering if the table wouldn't be more readable. What are you thinking about this proposal? I used many sources: internal and external links. Please, If you have any recommendations about the presentation or anything, I listen to you.

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VPLP Founded 1983 Founder Marc Van Peteghem and Vincent Lauriot-Prévost Headquarters Paris and Vannes , France Area served International Services Naval Architectur and Yacht Design Website www.vplp.fr Our Racing prototypes Year Boat's name Description History 1984 Gerard Lambert[1] 50' foiler trimaran For the Ostar 1985 La Santa Maria[2] 45' catamaran, For the Route de la découverte 1986 Poulain[3] 75' trimaran Skipped by Olivier de Kersauson Biscuits Cantreau 1[4] Formula 40 trimaran Skipped by Jean Le Cam 1987 Biscuits Cantreau 2[5] Formula 40 trimaran Skipped by Jean Le Cam -World Champion 1987 1988 Biscuits Cantreau 3[6] Formula 40 trimaran Skipped by Jean Le Cam -World Champion 1988 -World Champion 1989 Hitachi ↓ Bottin[7] 60' trimaran Skipped by [ http://lionelpean.com/?page_id=101 Lionel Pean] in 1988 (Hitachi)[8] Skipped by Eric Tabarly in 1989 (Bottin)[9] 1989 Nord Pas de Calais 3 Formula 40 trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Alain Comyn Groupe Pierre 1er[10] ↓ Lakota [11] 60' ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Florence Arthaud (Groupe Pierre 1er) -1st in the Route Du Rhum in 1990 Skipped by Steve Fosset (Lakota) 1990 RMO[12] ↓ Primagaz[13] ↓ Foncia[14] ↓ Bayer[15] ↓ Rexona ↓ RegionGuadeloupe[16] 60' ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Laurent Bourgnon[17] (RMO): -1st in the Open-UAP in 1991 -1st in the Baule-Dakar in 1991 -Mediterranean Record in 1991, 2921 miles - 22h 10min Skipped by Laurent Bourgnon (Primagaz): -1st in the Quebec-Saint Malo in 1992 -1st in the Route Du Rhum in 1994 -1st in the Fastnet in 1997 -1st in the Route Du Rhum in 1998 -Record of Atlantique Crossing in 1999, 7d 2h 34min Skipped by Yvan Bourgnon (Foncia, Bayer, Rexona) Skipped by [18]Claude Thélier (RegionGuadeloupe) Ylliam Formula 40, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Pierre-Yves Firmenich[19] 1992 Fleury-Michon XI[20] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Philippe Poupon Charal[21] 90' trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Olivier de Kersauson Lege Cap Ferret Formula 28' trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Jean-Louis Miquel 1993 Lyonnaise des eaux Dumez[22] 90' trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Olivier de Kersauson YG 25 One design racing catamarans, for the Clairefontaine Trophy [23] 1997 Broceliande ↓ Foncia ↓ Technomarine ↓ Banque Covefi 2 ↓ Stena Sovcomflot ↓ Orange[24] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Alain Gautier (Broceliande, Foncia) Skipped by Steve Ravussin (Technomarine, Banque Covefi 2) Skipped by Bruno Peyron & Stève Ravussin (Stena Sovcomflot) Skipped by Stève Ravussin (Orange): -Winner of Nokia Oops Cup in 2005 Sport-Elec[25] 90' trimaran ex-Lyonnaise des Eaux-Dumez, Composite Carbon nomex Skipped by Olivier de Kersauson: -Jules Verne Trophy record in 1997, 71d 14h 18min 1998 Groupama I [26] ↓ HiQ[27] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Franck Cammas (Groupama 1): -Winner of Transat Quebec-Saint Malo in 2000 -Winner of Transat Jacques Vabre in 2001 2000 Bonduelle ↓ Gitana XII[28] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Jean Le Cam (Bonduelle) 2001 Fila ↓ Tim[29] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Giovanni Soldini (Fila) Belgacom II ↓ Gitana XI[30] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Jean Luc Nelias[31] (Belgacom II) Skipped by Lionel Lemonchois (Gitana XI): -Winner of the Route Du Rhum in 2006 Geronimo[32] 110' trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Olivier de Kersauson: -Winner of Jules Verne Trophy 2004 2002 Foncia I 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite Skipped by Alain Gautier Geant ↓ Vodaphone (NZ)[33] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Michel Desjoyeaux (Geant): -Winner of the Route Du Rhum in 2002 -Winner of the Transat in 2004 Sodebo[34] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite Skipped by Thomas Coville 2004 Idec[35] 90' trimaran ex-Sport-Elec, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Francis Joyon: -Solo round the world record in 2004, 72d 22h 54min 22sec -Solo transatlantic world record in 2005, 6d 4h 1min 37sec Groupama 2[36] 60'ORMA trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Franck Cammas: -Winner of Transat Jacques Vabre in 2007 2005 Crepes Whaou! 2 ↓ Maitre Jacques-Loic Fecquet[37] 50' trimaran, built by CDK Industrie[38] Skipped by Franck Yves Escoffier (Crepes Whaou ! 2): -1st in Transat Jacques Vabre Multi50 in 2005 -1st in the Route Du Rhum Multi50 in 2006 -1st in Transat Jacques Vabre Multi50 in 2007 2006 Groupama 3 ↓ Maxi Solo Banque Populaire VII[39] 105' trimaran, Composite Carbon nomex Skipped by Franck Cammas (Groupama 3): -Transatlantic Record in 2008 -Jules Verne Trophy, Circumnavigation record in 2010, 48d 7h 44min 52s -Winner of the Route Du Rhum in 2010 Skipped by Armel Le Cleac'h[40] (Maxi Solo Banque Populaire VII): -Record Solo Trans-Mediterranean, 30/09/2013, 18h 58min 13sec -New Record Solo distance in 24 hours, 27/01/2014, 682 miles -Record Solo Route de la découverte[41] Cadix-San Salvador, 30/01/2014, 6d 23h 42min Lightspeed 32'[42] One design racing/picnic catamaran, Carbon fibre and composite construction in USA Safran[43] 60' IMOCA Monohull, Composite carbon nomex, designed with Guillaume Verdier[44] Skipped by Marc Guillemot [45]: -Winner of Transat Jacques Vabre in 2009 -Solo North Atlantic Record in July 2013, 8d 5h 20min 20sec 2007 Groupe Bel[46] 60' IMOCA Monohull, Composite carbon nomex, designed with Skipped by Kito de Pavant 2008 Maxi Banque Populaire V ↓ Sprindrift 2 40m Custom racing trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Pascal Bidegorry & Loïc Peyron (Maxi Banque Populaire V): -Transatlantic record in 2009, 3d 15h 25min 48sec -24 Hour World Speed Sailing record in 2009, 908 miles, Avg 37.8kn -Trans-Mediterranean record, 15/05/2010, 14h 20min 34sec -Jules Verne Trophy record circumnavigation in 2012, 45d 13h 42min 53sec Skipped by Dona Bertarelli & Yann Guichard(Spindrift 2): -Record Route de la Découverte Cadix-San Salvador, 06/11/2013, 6d 13h 42min 53sec" 2009 BMW Oracle Racing 90x90 USA 17[47] 90' full carbon trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Oracle Team USA: -Winner 33rd America's Cup in 2010 "Crepes Whaou ! 3 ↓ Fenetrea"[48] 50' trimaran Skipped by Franck Yves Escoffier(Crepes Whaou ! 3): -Winner of Transat Jacques Vabre in 2009 Skipped by Erwan Le Roux & Yann Elies (Fenetrea): -Winner of Transat Jacques Vabre in 2013 2010 Vibrac Paprec 3[49] 60' IMOCA Monohull, Composite carbon nomex, designed with Guillaume Verdier[50] Skipped by Jean Pierre Dick: -Winner of Barcelona world race in 2010-2011 -Winner of Transat Jacques Vabre in 2011 PRB[51] 60' IMOCA Monohull, Composite carbon nomex, designed with Guillaume Verdier[52] Skipped by Vincent Riou: -Winner of Transat Jacques Vabre in 2013" 'Foncia II[53] ↓ Banque Populaire VI ↓ Maitre Coq"[54] 60' IMOCA Monohull, Composite carbon nomex, designed with Guillaume Verdier[55] Skipped by Michel Desjoyeaux (Foncia) Skipped by Armel Le Cleac'h[56] (Banque Populaire VI): -Finished 2nd in the Vendee Globe in 2012 Skipped by Jeremy Beyou (Maitre Coq)" 2011 Race For Water[57] MOD 70' one design multihull, Carbon composite nomex Skipped by Stève Ravussin Veolia Environment ↓ Orion Racing"[58] MOD 70' one design multihull, Carbon composite nomex Skipped by Roland Jourdain (Veolia Environment) Foncia[59] MOD 70' one design multihull, Carbon composite nomex Skipped by Michel Desjoyeaux: -Winner of the European Tour in 2012 -Record of the Tour of Isle of Wight in 2012, 2h 21min 25sec" Spindrift Racing MOD 70' one design multihull, Carbon composite nomex Skipped by Yann Guichard: -Winner of Multi One Championship in 2010 -Winner of Krys Ocean Race in 2012" Macif[60] 60' IMOCA Monohull, Composite carbon nomex, designed with G. Verdier Skipped by Francois Gabart: -Winner of the Vendee Globe in 2013, 78d 2h 16min 40sec" Groupe Edmond de Rothschild (Gitana XV)[61] MOD 70' one design multihull, Carbon composite nomex Skipped by Sebastien Josse: -Winner of Transat Jacques Vabre 2013" 2012 Oman Sail[62] MOD 70' one design multihull, Carbon composite nomex Skipped by Sidney Gavignet 2013 Prince de Bretagne[63] 80' trimaran, Composite carbon nomex Skipped by Lionel Lemonchois for the Route Du Rhum 2014 Hydros 1 & 2 - Class C[64] 25' Class C catamarans, for the Little Americas Cup, Composite carbon nomex 2014 Sodebo Ultim'[65] 105' trimaran, ex-Geronimo, Composite Carbon nomex Skipped by Thomas Coville Comanche 100'[66] 100' Monohull, Composite carbon nomex, designed with Guillaume Verdier[67] 2015 60' IMOCA Safran 2[68] Racing Monohull, composite carbon nomex, designed with Guillaume Verdier[69] Launched on February 5th, 2015 to be skipped by Morgan Lagraviere for the Vendee Globe 2016, 100' Macif[70] 100' Racing Trimaran, Composite carbon nomex, to be launched in April 2015 CURRENT PROJECT 60' IMOCA Banque Populaire[71] Racing Monohull, composite carbon nomex, designed with Guillaume Verdier[72] , to be launched in 2015 for the Vendee Globe 2016, to be skipped by Armel Le Cleac'h[73] CURRENT PROJECT 60' IMOCA Hugo Boss[74] Racing Monohull, composite carbon nomex, designed with Guillaume Verdier[75], to be launched in May 2015 for the Vendee Globe 2016, to be skipped by Alex Thomson CURRENT PROJECT Embedded links Embedded links (of the style [http://www.example.com/ example]) should not be used to link specific words in a sentence to external websites. This is especially true of linking names to home pages. On Wikipedia, we link internally to our own articles, not to external websites. It's OK to link to an article that does not yet exist, as long as it is likely to satisfy our inclusion criteria. Embedded links can be used as citations. However, they should generally be converted to use footnoted reference tags, so that they show up in the list of references at the bottom of the page. This means that [http://www.example.com example] should generally be converted into <ref>[http://www.example.com/ example]</ref>. I'll try to remember to get around to cleanup this up myself, but it may take a while before I can motivate myself to go through the drudgery. NinjaRobotPirate (talk) 16:47, 5 June 2015 (UTC)