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PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG Propulsion

PUMA Ocean Racing, which turned heads on and off the water in the 2008-09 race, has returned for the next edition, again under the leadership of Ken Read.


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  • Groupama Sailing Team and PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG Propulsion are put through their paces in simulated storm conditions during Ocean Safety Training
    25 Aug 2011
    What to do when you can't keep your boat afloat

    This is not your regular session in the pool. It's windy, wavy, stormy and the life rafts are on hand. Welcome to day two of the Volvo Ocean Race safety course.Read More

  • Groupama Sailing Team and PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG Propulsion are put through their paces during the first day of their ocean safety training in the UK.
    23 Aug 2011
    Rivals to the rescue

    Fire! Fire! Fire! The instructor’s voice rings out at the South Shields Ocean Safety Centre, in England, where Groupama sailing team and PUMA Ocean Racing are following a two-day offshore safety course.Read More

  • Skipper Chris Nicholson at the helm.

CAMPER with Emirates Team New Zealand, 2000 mile qualification
    22 Aug 2011
    Skippers assess strategy after course changes

    Taking on a challenge like the Volvo Ocean Race means being ready for just about anything, so while the threat of piracy has led to course changes for Legs 2 and 3 the teams are relaxed about how their…Read More

  • Skipper Chris Nicholson onboard CAMPER with Emirates Team New Zealand, sailing on the Hauraki Gulf. 20/4/2011
    19 Aug 2011
    Why sail strategy could hold key to victory

    With no one team looking likely to deliver any significant raw speed advantage straight out of the blocks, the 2011–12 edition of the Volvo Ocean Race looks set to produce some of the closest racing ever. Read More

  • ENGLAND, Cowes. 10th August 2011. Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing training prior to the start of the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12.
    19 Aug 2011
    Skippers applaud anti-piracy course changes in Volvo Ocean Race

    Course changes to the second and third legs of the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12, made in response to the escalating piracy problem in the Indian Ocean, have received a positive reaction from the competing skippers.Read More

  • Skipper Ken Read grinding onboard PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG Propulsion during training in Lanzarote.
    11 Aug 2011
    Break it now, don't break it during the race

    PUMA Ocean Racing are back from a couple of weeks off and really letting it rip in training. Skipper Ken Read describes in his latest blog the team's philosophy of break it now, don't break it during the race. Read More

  • PORTUGAL, Cascais. 30th July 2011. Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing starts their 2000 mile qualifying sail.
    10 Aug 2011
    Around the world in 80 days

    As the countdown to the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12 hit 80 days, we couldn’t resist the headline! Like Jules Verne’s hero Phileas Fogg, the sailors are getting ready to leave for a round the world trip. Read More

  • Team Telefonica training in Lanzarote at fire mountain "The Crow".
    4 Aug 2011
    Lanzarote lures Volvo Open 70s

    Most people know Lanzarote as a holiday destination but five teams have chosen the island as a training base in the last two editions of the Volvo Ocean Race alone, so there must be more to the island…Read More

  • 3 Aug 2011
    Why does this sport have to be so hard?

    Ken Read's PUMA Ocean Racing team lived the extremes of speed during their overall IRC victory in the Transatlantic Race. Read More

  • Ericsson Racing Team Boat Designer Juan Koujoumdjian (right) talks with Bruce Farr, designer of the
    26 Jul 2011
    Juan K – three methods for three projects

    Argentina's Juan Kouyoumdjian designed three Volvo Open 70s for 2011-12. Three boats, three teams, three nationalities -- and three different approaches, as he explains. Read More

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