José Luis Ugarte

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José Luis Ugarte was born Guecho, Spain on the 6 November 1928 ^[1] and died on the 27 July 2008^[2] was a Spanish sailor he compete is the second Vendée Globe Race finishing 6th 1992–1993 Vendée Globe at 64 he was oldest competitor at that time a fact broken by Rich Wilson (USA) in the 2016 race at the age of 66.

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