Incidents
Condor Vitesse was holed after colliding with the jetty in St Malo on 22 March 2008.
On 28 March 2011, she was involved in a collision with a fishing boat near the Minquiers whilst en route from St Malo in foggy conditions. A French fisherman died in the collision. Shortly after the incident, the fisherman was identified to be a Mr. Phillippe Claude Lesaulnier, aged 42. A further investigation is underway. A report into the collision was published in October 2011.
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