IMOCA 60 No Way Back

The IMOCA 60 Class yacht No Way Back, NED 160 was designed by VPLP design and Guillaume Verdier and launched in the 18 August 2015[1] after being built Persico in Italy.[2][1]

IMOCA 60 No Way Back
Development
DesignerVPLP design, Guillaume Verdier Design Office, Guillaume Verdier 
Year18 August 2015 
Racing
Class associationIMOCA 60

The boat was originally commissioned by Italian skipper Andrea Mura[3] however he lost his sponsor and had to sell the boat before it was completed.[4]

Racing results

PosYearRaceClassBoat NameSkipperNotesRef
Round the World Races
DNF / 3320212020–2021 Vendée GlobeIMOCA 60Newrest – Art & Fenêtres Fabrice Amedeo (FRA)General computer failure, diverted to and retired unaided to Cape Town [5]
17 / 2920172016–2017 Vendée GlobeIMOCA 60No Way Back Pieter Heerema (NED)116d 09h 24m 12s [6]
Transatlantic Races
6 / 222021Transat Jacques VabreIMOCA 60Nexans - Arts & Fenêtres, FRA Fabrice Amedeo (FRA)
 Loïs Berrehar (FRA)
21d 03h 44m
9 / 292019Transat Jacques VabreIMOCA 60Newrest - Arts & Fenêtres, FRA 56 Fabrice Amedeo (FRA)
 Eric Peron (FRA)
14d 16h 01m
12 / 202018Route du RhumIMOCA 60Newrest - Arts & Fenêtres, FRA 56 Fabrice Amedeo (FRA)20d 20h 09m
Other Races
9 / 202019Rolex Fastnet RaceIMOCA 60Newrest - Arts & Fenêtres, FRA 56 Fabrice Amedeo (FRA)
 Eric Peron (FRA)
+ Crew
2d 05h 07m

Timeline

2015 - 2016

The boat was commissioned as Vento Di Sardegna and building began at Persico in Italy. As the boat completed construction one of the sponspors pulled out and construction stopped.

2016

On the 3rd February it was announced Pieter Heerema has brought the boat to compete in the 2016-2017 Vendee Globe un the name No Way Back, NED 160

References


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