The passage across the north Atlantic is one to be respected

VO70s back up to speed but they must tackle an occluded front this afternoon

CEO Knut Frostad and the leg five breakages and decisions to be made for the next race

VO70s down to sub-5 knot speeds as an area of high pressure catches them. Plus Ian Walker gets a black eye...

Puma continues to lead as crews look forward to a couple of days of tricky conditions

Leg six of the Volvo Ocean Race sets sail from Itajai

Gun goes at 1700 UTC

Three leader changes took place during the Volvo Ocean Race's DHL In-Port Race Itajaí

Racing gets underway at 1700 UTC

Following the dismissal of the protest against Telefonica for carrying an extra sail on the Volvo Ocean Race leg 4

Racing starts at 1700 UTC

Leg 4 was sailed before an ambiguity in NoR article 5.2 was resolved

Delamination and core sheer in excessive conditions

Measurement group protest Spanish VO70 over the number of sails they may have carried on leg 4

Volvo Ocean Race and straight into the Games for Martinez and Fernandez

Q&A with the Telefonica skipper

Team Sanya's skipper analyses the breakages and the reasons for them

Generalisation that all of the VO70s have structural problems is not true

Leg five still not over...

Puma just manages to fend of Telefonica, after Spanish VO70 closes to within a mile

As Telefonica resumes racing, but with her crew one light

As Telefonica makes a pitstop in the lee of Cape Horn

Abu Dhabi is the latest casualty as we look at why the carnage has occured on this leg

Groupama and Puma still a day away from exiting the Pacific

As after being becalmed for so long Abu Dhabi now has 50 knots

Telefonica due to round Cape Horn on Friday night

Rollercoaster ride set to begin for Abu Dhabi today

Telefonica ease off the gas due to delamination in their bow