Volvo teams will be attempting to stay ahead of a front for the next few days

As several of the boats got to feel the wrath of Tropical Storm Alberto yesterday

Tropical Storm Alberto is out there somewhere as Groupama edge into the lead

Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing leads the drift-off out of Miami

Program begins at around 1640 UTC

Today's Volvo Ocean Race Miami inport was a drama-laden affair with more position changes than we can remember

Camper is currently the top performer inshore as the gun goes at 1700 UTC today

Groupama beats Telefonica home on leg 6 of the Volvo Ocean Race

Despite Camper closing to within 0.3 miles of them approaching Miami

Puma Miami bound with 100 miles left to sail

As Groupama takes third in Turks & Caicos split

As Groupama leaves the Turks & Caicos Islands to starboard

Puma extends her lead after yesterday morning's driftathon

Puma stays north as Camper has gone on a mini Caribbean tour

As tricky conditions lie ahead for the fleet as they head for the Bahamas turning mark

Camper still within 5 miles of the mighty Puma as the boats scream past Barbados

Now into the trades, just 5 miles separate the lead trio

Camper reclaims second and closes to within 6.2 miles of Puma

Puma doubles her lead through superior tactics

Puma still leads while Camper and Telefonica are engaged in a match race

Doldrums crossing looking straightforward for the Volvo fleet

Puma extends her lead as the crews work out how they are to get around Recife

Puma extend as they are first to reach and first to exit the dying front

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