Daily Digest – Thursday 26 April


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As the points on the scoreboard draw closer, these next few days are becoming more important than ever. How will the skippers and navigators approach this leg and what are the crutical moment ahead? Read all about the strategic review of Leg 8 here and don't forget to remind yourself of the points at stake by checking out the scoreboard here

Now, like all of you, we love a good drone moment. Take a look at these stunning images below taken from Brian Carlin's drone in the middle of the South Atlantic. 

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The story behind the 'green flash' - does anyone know why or how is happens? And more importantly, is Tony Mutter telling the truth? Take a look at the video below and make your own mind up.

Turn the Tide on Plastic are all too familiar with highs and lows as they battle for their first podium position. In the words of Australian sailor Lucas Chapman 'the key to being a good sailor is keeping a level head'. This video shows us how the team copes with the ups and downs.

 

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Known for his 'joie de vivre' Kevin Escoffier brings a moment of fun to the deck of Dongfeng and the exhausted crew.

© Jeremie Lecaudey/Volvo Ocean Race

When all the luxuries are cut back to a bare minimum onboard, it's the small things that matter. Here is Simon Fisher (SiFi) onboard Vestas 11th Hour Racing enjoying a cheeky morning espresso.

© Martin Keruzore/Volvo Ocean Race

It's chaos onboard Turn the Tide on Plastic as the team try and decide on a new team song, now is the time to throw your hat in the ring according to @DeeCaffari.

And finally no leg would be complete without a great rainbow. A rareity to see from end to end, we can thank James Blake for capturing it on camera.

© James Blake/Volvo Ocean Race

Plenty more where this came from at raw.volvooceanrace.com

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