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Volvo Ocean Race Leg 8, Day 13: Leaders under pressure as race closes up

4 May 2018 by Alan

Volvo Ocean Race Leg 8, Day 13: Leaders under pressure as race closes up: Bekking's Dutch-flagged crew jumped into the top spot on May 1 after exiting the Doldrums and have so far defended their position despite spirited attacks from their rivals. Twelve days into the 5,600-mile sprint from Itajaí in Brazil, the quick sailing through the trade winds was continuing Friday …: Google Alert – “volvo ocean race”

Volvo Ocean Race: Lighter winds ahead: “We are pushing to the max we can do,” the veteran Volvo Ocean Race sailor said. “We know we are sailing into less pressure so the boats behind us will keep gaining, annoying but a fact we have to live with. “Capey, our navigator, is relaxed in his own way, but can see and feel that it is game on.: Google Alert – “volvo ocean race”

The Volvo Ocean Race returns to Cape Town in 2017 and will be in the City from 24 November to 10 December. The first of Leg 2 yachts are expected to arrive on 27 November with the start of Leg 3 to Melbourne on 10 December 2017:

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