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After a two-year hiatus, a brand new boat, and with her husband competing in the same race, Clarisse Crémer is a prime example of how to balance family and professional life. Securing a 6th place for her team at this edition of the Rolex Fastnet Race, she continues to inspire
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After a two-year hiatus, a brand new boat, and with her husband competing in the same race, Clarisse Crémer is a prime example of how to balance family and professional life. Securing a 6th place for her team at this edition of the Rolex Fastnet Race, she continues to inspire
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00:00 So it was a very intense 48 hours of racing.
00:03 The start was extraordinary.
00:05 It's really beautiful with all those boats.
00:08 And for me, it was the first race in two years.
00:11 So I was very excited.
00:13 And starting with the Fastnet, I think,
00:14 is-- of course, it's short compared to what we're used to,
00:17 but very intense with boats being very close to each other.
00:22 So yeah, it's a very nice race.
00:26 And I'm very happy to be here.
00:28 The goal was to complete, and we, in the end, finished sixth.
00:31 So we are more than happy.
00:33 Yeah.
00:34 Last question.
00:35 Babies and sailing, how are you guys doing that,
00:38 both being at sea?
00:39 Yeah, we have a bit of a crazy life right now.
00:42 I'm not sure we're going to keep on that pace forever.
00:45 But that's the way it is right now, two projects, a baby.
00:48 We're very, very well looked after by our family.
00:54 Tanguy's sister, Lina, is staying with us at home
00:56 and taking care of Matilda, our baby daughter.
00:59 And she's doing a remarkable job.
01:02 I'm not sure we could make it if she was not here.
01:04 So it's about creating a balance.
01:06 That's what I'm trying to do with my team.
01:08 Because I believe that if you have a balanced personal life,
01:11 you can be more competitive and better
01:15 at what you're doing at sea.
01:17 So that's what we're trying to do.
01:19 Of course, there are moments when we have to leave her.
01:21 And that's the reason why I'm happy that she's
01:23 home with her nanny which is her auntie too.