Last night was tough, in fact some of the worst we've seen in the entire race. After we left Charleston we

Finally here we are, Sergio and I literally just crossed the finish line in front of Charleston Harbour, it's the middle

Just as i write a big rain cloud on the horizon has brought a sudden windshift. This is the first we

We've been at sea just over a fortnight now and for the past few days we've been sailing in a very

The last few days have been, as predicted, a drag race towards the north-east corner of Brasil, all tactical decision had

The struggle to reach the stable trade winds seems to have lasted an eternity, the fleet progress has been very slow

The last two days have been far from easy, as we approached the continental shelf off Cabo Frio near Rio de

We've been at sea for two days, i wrote an earlier update which somehow was never sent so here is a

It's been three weeks since we arrived in Punta del Este following our tough Southern Ocean leg from Wellington around Cape

We have just over 400 miles to go to the finish line in Punta del Este, the permanent cloud cover of

If rounding the horn is the accepted "cool dude" turning point, I feel much better now that we are finally sailing

What a day, we finally rounded Cape Horn! I think it will take me a while to fully process this fact

We are through the peak of the storm and we're happy to report that we didn't sustain any damage... Our strategy

A nasty gale is brewing south of us, the worst of it is headed straight for Cape Horn just at the

Our moment of glory as leaders of the Global Ocean Race was short-lived, as predicted the reaching conditions favoured the newer

Finally our dive to penguin latitudes paid its dividends and today we jumped in the lead of the third leg of

In a few miles we'll touch the latitude of 60 degrees south, it sounds quite frightening but my cure is to

In a few miles we'll touch the latitude of 60 degrees south, it sounds quite frightening but my cure is to