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Horse mackerels are far from solitary fish! Together in their shoal, they form impressive geometric shapes. Abundance 29/01/2010	The fishing party of the dolphins and the Cape gannets is a moment of frenzied madness. In this extract, you discover what means were used to film this incredible scene. Making of the sardine run scene 29/01/2010	Seeing the humpback whale “dancing” around the cameraman leaves you mesmerized. An instance of true inspiration. Making of the scene with the humpback whale 29/01/2010	Filming a scene with a great white shark needs a lot of precautions. Watch François Sarano and the entire “Oceans” film crew when they meet up with one of the marine world’s fiercest hunters. Making of the scene with the great white shark 29/01/2010	Behind the curtain of ice and in between the ice floes, the people who will never appear on film relentlessly track the right moment to capture the most beautiful image. Making of “Oceans” in the Antarctic 11/01/2010
Speed at 10 knots in the middle of a hunting tuna shoal, accompany the dolphins as they frolic, swim shoulder to fin with a great white shark—watching the film “Oceans” is like being a fish among fish. Following on from “Himalaya” and “Winged Migration,” Jacques Perrin uses brand new filming methods to take us from the polar ice floes to the tropics, to plunge us into the heart of the oceans and their storms to discover well-known, little-known and unknown sea creatures. “Oceans” explores man’s impact on wildlife and, through pictures and emotions, provides an answer to the question: “ The Ocean? What is it?” The Teaser of the movie Océans 07/01/2010	This ocean meal produces an astonishing profusion of movement and vivacious images. Are we watching a ballet or a massacre ? Whatever the case, it’s simply mind-blowing. Sardine run 07/01/2010	Wings on the water are conjured by the sight of these ocean giants swimming. So ample and fluid, so marvelously majestic. The whales wake up 07/01/2010	For those who persist in believing that animals have neither souls nor feelings, these pictures of a mother rolling her baby with her flipper to teach him how to swim while tenderly cradling him should make them think again. The mother walrus and her baby 07/01/2010	The sea is suspended above our heads. A cascade of mountains shatters under our feet. The ocean unleashes its anger to do battle with the skies. The storm 07/01/2010
I drift in the blue ocean 20 meters below the surface, a small dot beyond the range of the sun that is piercing the surface in a fan of light. Down in the depths the sunrays attract a sliver of slate with a white blaze... The great white shark 07/01/2010	Several years of work and thousands of hours of waiting for the perfect moment and the right season—the construction of “Oceans” resembles the work of a farmer, who labors in his fields for a full year before delivering his grain to the mill. The making of “Oceans” 07/01/2010	The dazzling fleet of dolphins as they race to the other end of the ocean. The sea cavalcade 07/01/2010	Just before their arrival in Costa Rica, our two scandal reporters managed to send us their final report. Video : A last one for the road 27/11/2009	Just the kind of images of the boat and the race that we like to see. Video: We’d better get a move on! 25/11/2009
This week’s theme: “The Automatic Pilot” . Video : The first show of Caribbean Sailing News Magazine. 23/11/2009	Roland sets prose aside as he delivers his daily digest. Bilou the Poet 22/11/2009	The virtual battle of VEOLIA CHALLENGE is far from won. Bilou et Jean-Luc are starting the final sprint of the VEOLIA CHALLENGE 17/11/2009	Veolia Environnement encountered two strange persons on en route to Costa Rica. Vidéo : Miguel et Manuel’s advertisement 17/11/2009	Lose the least time possible! Experience Veolia Environnement’s race against the clock yesterday in the Azores. Video: A quick stop and they’re on their way! 15/11/2009
We knew from the outset that the weather conditions would be difficult for the skippers on this Transat Jacques Vabre. Veolia Environnement didn’t escape the rule, but fortunately for us, Roland and Jean-Luc brought a waterproof camera on board, which has delivered some beautiful pictures. See and admire … Video: Baston 14/11/2009	You need a strong stomach to swallow whatever there is on board a boat like the Veolia Environnement. But that’s no problem for a sailor … isn’t that right, Roland? Video: Chinese noodles 14/11/2009	As Roland Jourdain and Jean-Luc Nélias change course towards the port of La Horta in the Azores, the land crew is also making its way to the archipelago. Ryan Breymaier, Luis Guervos and Thomas Lebee were on a plane this afternoon. Video: Reinforcements flying to the Azores 13/11/2009	Of the three options that were available to the fleet, according to Gildas Morvan, Veolia Environnement has made the best choice. VIDEO : For Gildas Morvan, Bilou has chosen the better part! 12/11/2009	Veolia Environnement opts for the northerly route, bunched closely with BT, Safran and Mike Golding. But some tiddlers have joined in the race, just check out the video... First video from the boat: some strange competitors... 10/11/2009

Roland Jourdain

Jean-Luc Nélias

The Transat Jacques Vabre

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The videos of the preparation

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Before the race

To Le Havre from Puerto Limon, see the begining of the Transat Jacques Vabre

A winner on the Transat Jacques Vabre...

The biography of Paul Vatine, winner of the Transat in 1993 and 1995

The sustainable development on the Transat Jacques Vabre

View the actions of Le Havre for the sustainable development

Veolia Environnement : gestion de l'eau, de l'énergie, des transports, des déchets et propreté industrielle