Biotherm moves forward with Spanish athlete Carlos Manera in the final round

In the exciting world of ocean racing, Spanish sailor Carlos Manera has made a significant move by joining the Biotherm team for The Ocean Race Europe. This exclusive information is only available for subscribers.

Manera, known for his consistency and growth in the demanding world of ocean navigation, brings a fresh perspective to the Biotherm crew. His inclusion in the team is a crucial reinforcement for the team in the decisive phase of the race.

Biotherm, led by captain Marc Liardet, has been the leader of The Ocean Race Europe so far. The French team, under the guidance of Paul Meilhat, has been the most consistent boat in the IMOCA fleet, winning four out of the five stages.

Manera's participation in The Ocean Race Europe marks a new chapter in his promising career in ocean racing. He has experience in the Class 40 and IMOCA class, and this year, he has competed in races such as the Course des Caps and the Fastnet Race.

The final stage of The Ocean Race Europe is a significant opportunity for Manera. This 2000-mile-long race, which takes place between Genoa (Italy) and Boka Bay (Montenegro), is a chance for the Spanish sailor to demonstrate his capacity and ambition as a sailor.

As the only Spanish sailor participating in The Ocean Race Europe, Manera's participation serves as a platform for him to showcase his skills on the international ocean sailing scene. Access to this content is only available for registered users.

Manera has a record that includes two participations in the Mini Transat. He has promised to give his best after confirming his participation in The Ocean Race Europe. The French team, with Manera as a valuable addition, is expected to be crowned champion of The Ocean Race Europe.

Subscribers can follow the exciting journey of Manera and the Biotherm team in The Ocean Race Europe. Access to this functionality is only available for subscribers.