Cole Brauer Becomes First American Woman to Complete Solo Global Sailing Race

Completing a 130-day, 30,000-mile journey, Cole Brauer made history in the Global Solo Challenge.

Cole Brauer, a 29-year-old sailor with Maine ties, became the first American woman to race solo around the world, finishing in A Coruña, Spain.
Brauer's journey took her across three oceans, facing challenges such as 30-foot waves, equipment failures, and physical injuries.
Despite being the youngest and only female competitor, Brauer's mental strength and determination led her to complete the race in 130 days.
Brauer's achievement has inspired many, highlighting her hope that other girls will see her success and believe they can achieve similar feats.
The Global Solo Challenge is likened to climbing Mount Everest, with Brauer overcoming extreme conditions and demonstrating exceptional sailing and survival skills.