Volvo Ocean Race Sailor John Fisher Lost at Sea
Race Control for the Volvo Ocean Race was informed by Team Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag of a man overboard incident, on Monday afternoon (26.3.18) at approximately
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Race Control for the Volvo Ocean Race was informed by Team Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag of a man overboard incident, on Monday afternoon (26.3.18) at approximately
After winds had moderated over much of the weekend, and provide a much-needed respite to the Volvo Ocean Race sailors, Monday showed the Southern Ocean
Team AkzoNobel has won Leg 6 of the Volvo Ocean Race, racing 6,344 miles from Hong Kong to Auckland in 20 days, 9 hours and
Team Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag have won Leg 4 of the Volvo Ocean Race, leading the fleet into their home port of Hong Kong. It’s an
Team SHK/Scallywag is battling the elements to hold lead on the final few days of Leg 4 and the sprint into Hong Kong.
Chuny Bermudez, the guy who can practically sail a Volvo 65 in his sleep.
As the battle for Melbourne continues, it gets close at the top as the teams run through the icy Southern Ocean.
The Volvo Ocean Race teams are feeling the sting of the Southern Ocean as they get pummelled by winds as high as 50 knots and surfing down mountainous waves.
Rewatch the epic start of Leg 3 of the Volvo Ocean Race in Cape Town.
After a full-throttle start on Sunday, the Volvo Ocean Race fleet find some respite in lighter air.
Professional kiter Nick Jacobsen, together with Team Brunel, set the world record for highest Kite Tow at 277 meters above sea level.
On Sunday 10 December, the Volvo Ocean Race fleet departs Cape Town and plunges south, into the mysterious Southern Ocean.
Race Control for the Volvo Ocean Race was informed by Team Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag of a man overboard incident, on Monday afternoon (26.3.18) at approximately
After winds had moderated over much of the weekend, and provide a much-needed respite to the Volvo Ocean Race sailors, Monday showed the Southern Ocean
Team AkzoNobel has won Leg 6 of the Volvo Ocean Race, racing 6,344 miles from Hong Kong to Auckland in 20 days, 9 hours and
Team Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag have won Leg 4 of the Volvo Ocean Race, leading the fleet into their home port of Hong Kong. It’s an
Team SHK/Scallywag is battling the elements to hold lead on the final few days of Leg 4 and the sprint into Hong Kong.
Chuny Bermudez, the guy who can practically sail a Volvo 65 in his sleep.
As the battle for Melbourne continues, it gets close at the top as the teams run through the icy Southern Ocean.
The Volvo Ocean Race teams are feeling the sting of the Southern Ocean as they get pummelled by winds as high as 50 knots and surfing down mountainous waves.
Rewatch the epic start of Leg 3 of the Volvo Ocean Race in Cape Town.
After a full-throttle start on Sunday, the Volvo Ocean Race fleet find some respite in lighter air.
Professional kiter Nick Jacobsen, together with Team Brunel, set the world record for highest Kite Tow at 277 meters above sea level.
On Sunday 10 December, the Volvo Ocean Race fleet departs Cape Town and plunges south, into the mysterious Southern Ocean.
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