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운동선수 · 현대
엘런 맥아더
b. 1976
주요 업적 분야
스포츠문화
아직 성격 매칭에 포함되지 않았습니다 — 기록된 근거가 성격 모델 전체를 다루기에는 충분하지 않습니다. 이 페이지의 다른 모든 내용은 자유롭게 확인하실 수 있습니다.
핵심 특성
주요 업적
2005년 2월 7일 75피트 트라이머랜 B&Q로 단독 무기항 세계일주를 71일 14시간 18분 33초에 마쳐, 2004년 2월 프랑시스 조이옹의 72일 22시간 54분 기록을 앞섰다.
2000-01 방데 글로브 단독 세계일주 경기에서 수중 컨테이너 충돌과 포스테이 파손을 겪고도 94일 만에 우승자보다 약 20시간 늦은 2위로 완주했다.
2009년 경쟁 항해에서 은퇴한 뒤 2010년 순환경제를 알리는 엘런 맥아더 재단을 세웠다.
삶의 장면들
데이트라인에 따르면 2004-05 기록 도전 14일째에 발전기가 과열되자 그녀는 바깥의 찬 공기를 선실로 끌어들여 식혔고 항해를 이어갔다.
이는 바다 위에서 혼자 실용적인 해결책을 즉석에서 찾아내는 모습과 일치한다. 자원 활용 성향
로스앤젤레스 타임스에 따르면 2000-01 방데 글로브에서 그녀는 수중 컨테이너에 부딪히고 메인 포스테이까지 끊어진 뒤에도 고칠 수 있는 것을 고치고 돛대를 지키려 속도를 늦추며 2위로 완주했다.
이는 반복되는 장비 고장 속에서도 경기를 끝까지 이어 가는 태도와 일치한다. 끈기
전환점
방데 글로브 2위 이후 그녀는 세계일주 기록 도전으로 옮겨 가, 먼저 카타마란 킹피셔 2(돛대 파손)로, 이후 특별 제작한 트라이머랜으로 2005년 기록을 세웠다.
이는 다른 선수와의 경주에서 시간 기록을 향한 점진적 도전으로 옮겨 간 흐름과 일치한다. 성취 욕구
비슷한 인물
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출처
- Ellen MacArthur (Q262259) -- verified live via the Wikidata API (2026-10-24): English label 'Ellen MacArthur', description 'long-distance yachtswoman', born 1976-07-08, no date of death, citizenship United Kingdom, Korean label '엘런 맥아더', P18 image 'Ellen MacArthur, 2010 (cropped).jpg'. Orientation only; not used as support for any row.
- Encyclopedia.com, 'MacArthur, Ellen' (Gale biographical reference entry; encyclopedia.com), read in full: career summary (1995 British Isles solo sail, 1997 transatlantic race 17th, 1998 Route du Rhum class win, second in the 2000-01 Vendee Globe, 2003 Jules Verne attempt ended by a broken mast, 2005 solo circumnavigation record in 71 days 14 hours 18 minutes 33 seconds on the 75-foot multihull B&Q, MBE 2002, made a dame 2005), her preparation for the Vendee Globe, and diary extracts from the record voyage. CANONICAL SIGNIFICANCE SOURCE. Reference biography; its early-life and illness passages were not used.
- Guinness World Records, 'Fastest circumnavigation sailing solo (female)' (guinnessworldrecords.com), read in full: Ellen MacArthur (UK) sailed solo and non-stop around the world in 71 days 14 hr 18 min 33 sec from 28 November 2004 to 7 February 2005 in the trimaran B&Q, from Ushant via the Cape of Good Hope, south of Australia and Cape Horn. Record-keeper's entry, not an independent verification of the sailing; the World Sailing Speed Record Council ratification page was not opened.
- Marjorie Miller, 'A 60-Foot Boat, a 5-Foot-2 Woman, a 94-Day Race to Fame' (Los Angeles Times, 5 March 2001), read in full: the 2000-01 Vendee Globe account including her Mini-Transat completion, 2,500 sponsorship letters with two replies, the Kingfisher sponsorship, mast climbs to repair sails, a detour to help another racer, the collision with a submerged container and the broken forestay, finishing second about 20 hours behind Michel Desjoyeaux, Bob Fisher's remark on her weather judgement, and a printed correction of the paper's own 'youngest/first woman' claims. Journalism relying heavily on her e-mail diary and interviews; includes a correction and a note from her manager.
- BBC Sport, 'Why the French embraced Ellen' (news.bbc.co.uk, 12 February 2001), read in full: Yachting World's James Boyd on her popularity in France, that she had been known there since 1997, made the effort to learn French and has many French friends in sailing and the media, and found it easier at first to get sponsors in France than in Britain. Sports-journalism commentary from a named outside editor; admiring.
- World Sailing (then ISAF), 'Mac Arthur Returns To A Hero's Welcome' (sailing.org, 15 February 2001), read in full: finish of the 2000-01 Vendee Globe in second place after 94 days, her account of the mast climbs, being behind race winner Michel Desjoyeaux, and her statements crediting the shore team (about 95 percent of the result) and wanting to race again. Governing-body report with her own quotations, so self-account.
- Bob Fisher, 'MacArthur sails into the record books' (The Guardian, 19 November 2001), read in full: she and co-skipper Alain Gautier finished second in the Transat Jacques Vabre after a rigging problem and broken bowsprit, which was enough points to make her the FICO-Lacoste world champion for skippers (first woman and youngest, per the report), and a Vendee Globe finish counted toward the title; she won the EDS Transatlantic Challenge against Roland Jourdain. Specialist sailing correspondent's report.
- Dennis Murphy, 'Ellen MacArthur's journey' (NBC News Dateline, 28 May 2006), read in full: the November 2004 to February 2005 record attempt on the 75-foot trimaran, her business partner Mark Turner's estimate of 50/50 odds of finishing and one-in-three or four of breaking the record, the generator failure on day 14 and her cooling workaround, the Southern Ocean passage and Cape Horn. Television feature using her video diary and interview, so mostly self-report with one partner's quote; no private-life passages used.
- Alyson Brodsy and Krystyna Rudzki, 'Around the world in 71 days and 14 hours' (Indiana Daily Student, 7 February 2005, wire report), read in full: finish time against Francis Joyon's February 2004 mark, congratulations from Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, twice climbing the mast to repair the mainsail, a day behind Joyon at one point, the 2003 failed attempt when her mast broke, the June 2004 transatlantic attempt that fell 75 minutes short, and that only five multihull circumnavigation attempts had been made and one succeeded. Wire-service news report.
- Megan McSweeney, 'Women's History Spotlight: Dame Ellen MacArthur' (SAIL Magazine, 25 March 2022), read in full: career chronology including the Mini Transat, the 2000-01 Vendee Globe, Kingfisher 2's broken mast, the B&Q/Castorama trimaran, the November 2004 start and the record, retirement from competitive sailing in 2009 and the founding of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation in 2010 promoting a circular economy. Specialist magazine overview; used for chronology only.
- Wikimedia Commons file page 'Ellen MacArthur 2011.jpg' (wikitext and API record), checked for the portrait's licence: photograph by Nicolas Richoffer, own work, taken 14 March 2011 in Paris, CC BY-SA 4.0; original 4256 x 2832. Not used for any scoring.