Guo Chuan is missing, this desaster could have happened in two ways according to his team

With the information Guo Chuan Racing got about the sea and wind conditions at the supposed moment of the accident, the team think this desaster could have happened in two ways.

Record / Guo Chuan will set sail tomorrow to challenge transpacific world record

Chinese mariner Guo Chuan will set sail of his trimaran Qingdao China tomorrow, aiming to set a new solo non-stop trans-Pacific sailing world record from San Francisco to Shanghai. Officials from Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in San Francisco visited Guo Chuan today and sent their best wishes.

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Ultime / Qingdao China, ex Idec back to hometown (Images)

After 25 days' sailing on sea, Qingdao China finally arrived inher home town Qingdao, the port city with enchanting sea view and known as the sailing capital of China.

Record / Guo Chuan Racing completes Arctic Ocean World Record challenge

After 13 days' racing on the treacherous waters of the North East Passage for 3240nm, Qingdao China, led by Chinese skipper Guo Chuan, finally crossed the finish line on the Bering Strait at 16.48 UTC September 15, Guo Chuan and his five crew from Germany, France and Russia made it! For the very first time in history, a racing trimaran sailed non-stop successfully through the Arctic Ocean Northeast passage from Murmansk to Bering Straits.

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Class40 / Guo Chuan completes solo non-stop global voyage in 137 days : " I feel like being in a dream."

Chinese sailor Guo Chuan finished his circumnavigation challenge in 137 days, 20 hours, 1 minute and 57 seconds as he piloted his Class 40 boat to the Olympic Sailing Center in east China’s Qingdao on the morning of April 5. The completion of the global voyage made him the first Chinese sailor that succeeded in sailing single-handed and non-stop around the world.

Crédit : Guo Chuan

Guo Chuan round Cape Horn : “This is my Mount Everest"

Chinese sailing star Guo Chuan got round Cape Horn in Chile 1 a.m. GMT on January 19 and became the first Chinese that cross the waters off the iconic landmark in a non-stop single-handed round-the-world odyssey.

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