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Volvo Ocean Race 2011/12
During the nine months of the Volvo Ocean Race, which starts in Alicante, Spain in October 2011 and concludes in Galway, Ireland, during early July 2012, the teams will sail over 39,000 nautical miles. Volvo Ocean Race 2011/12 - read more
Volvo Ocean Race 2008/09 - the Route
There was much debate when the indicative route was announced at the finish of the 2005-06 race with opinion divided over the non-traditional look to the course. Volvo Ocean Race 2008/09 - the Route - read more
The new VO70 Rule
The VO70 rule has been further developed to apply the lessons learned on the last event and ensure the continuing evolution of this outstanding class. The new VO70 Rule - read more
Outlook on Volvo Ocean Race 2008/09
Following the announcement that there would be another race starting in 2008, Glenn Bourke confirmed the port of Alicante will host the start of the next race. Outlook on Volvo Ocean Race 2008/09 - read more
Volvo Ocean Race 2005/06
With the announcement of Volvo's continued sponsorship of the race and the date set for 2008-2009, the curtains closed on the Volvo Ocean Race 2005-2006. Volvo Ocean Race 2005/06 - read more
The new Volvo Open 70
The new Volvo Open 70 makes its debut in the 2005-06 Volvo Ocean Race, and at present, you can find her only in drawings and computer-generated images. The new Volvo Open 70 - read more
The crew acting as film stars
It's a sport with the excitement of Formula 1, the endurance of mountain climbing, and the nail-biting psychological intensity of a Hollywood thriller. The crew acting as film stars - read more
History of the Volvo Ocean Race
On a lovely September morning in Portsmouth, UK, Sir Alec Rose fired, on September 8th 1973, the first ever starting gun for the Whitbread Round the World Race. History of the Volvo Ocean Race - read more
Thirty years of breaking barriers
The first event, organised by the Royal Naval Sailing Association (RNSA), started from the club’s home port of Portsmouth, England in 1973 and attracted 19 disparate entries. Thirty years of breaking barriers - read more
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