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After the great start, we had a few issues.

Ocean Race

Position: 40,1.37N , 72,17.17W Speed: 12 knots, Course: 69 deg. After the great start, we had a few issues. Our wind instruments have been acting up again so Juggy has gone up the mast three times and change “wands”. A wand is the carbon fiber stick that attaches to the top of the mast and […]

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May 12, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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New York Yacht Club Members give Pirates standing ovation

Ocean Race

10 May Paul Cayard and his Pirate crew delighted members of the New York Yacht Club this evening with a presentation on the Volvo Ocean Race. More than 200 members turned out to meet the Pirates and learn about their adventures as they race around the world. Commodores Hinman and Townsend presented Skipper Paul Cayard […]

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May 11, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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It doesn’t get any better than that!

Ocean Race

Position: 40,18.68N , 73,39.87W Speed: 10 knots, Course: 128 deg. It doesn’t get any better than that! At 1300, the Black Pearl hit the starting line clear ahead of her opponents and with more speed quickly stretched out to a 15 boat length lead. We lead the fleet out past the Statue of Liberty and […]

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May 11, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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New York City

Ocean Race

It was a long night Monday night but we finally sailed under the Verrazano Bridge and into New York Harbor at 0600 Tuesday morning to finish in second place for leg 6. This is yet another solid performance for the crew of the Black Pearl and moves Pirates of the Caribbean up the rankings to […]

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May 10, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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13 Miles from Ambrose Light

Ocean Race

Position: 40,13.87N , 73,51.14W Speed: 7 knots, Course: 8 deg. We are 13 miles from Ambrose light and then there is another 24 miles from there to North Cove Harbor in Manhattan. The wind has lightened to 7 knots and will probably drop more. After a very tough couple of days, the end looks like […]

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May 9, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pirates Take 2nd Place!!

Ocean Race

Paul Cayard, from San Francisco, USA, steered his black and red boat, The Black Pearl, over the finish line in the Hudson River to claim the second place for his Pirates of the Caribbean team in leg six of the Volvo Ocean Race in New York today. Finishing at 06:47:11 (local time, 10:47:11 GMT) this […]

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May 9, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Back At It

Ocean Race

Position: 37,29.87N , 75,28.52W Speed: 12 knots, Course: 5 deg. We are back at it, racing up to New York. This will be the second stop in the USA for the Volvo Ocean Race. There were thousands of spectator craft out on the Bay once again to send us off. Great turn out Maryland! We […]

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May 8, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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The Boatyard Bar & Grill

Ocean Race

Owners Dick and Susan Franyo rolled out the red carpet on 5 May at the sailors’ favourite watering hole in Annapolis. More than 200 fans and Pirate followers stopped by to meet the Pirates of the Caribbean team who were on hand to sign thousands of autographs and judge the Boatyard’s art contest for children. […]

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May 5, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Cayard addresses Annapolis Yacht Club Members

Media Report

AYC Hosts The Black Pearl During VOR Annapolis Stopover As the official host club of The Black Pearl during its Annapolis stopover, AYC and its members had a unique opportunity to enjoy the Volvo Ocean Race. With a mutual interest in promoting junior sailing, Paul Cayard and the Annapolis Yacht Club Foundation teamed up to […]

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May 4, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pescanova Hosts Their Largest Children’s Pirates Event in Baltimore

Media Report

Pescanova hosted their largest ever children’s Pirates event today in Baltimore, USA with more than 2,000 local children enjoying an interactive stage show in the heart of the city, attended by Mayor Martin O’Malley and of course the Pirates of the Caribbean crew! The crew is about to set off on leg 6 of the […]

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May 2, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pescanova hosts spectacular Pirates event – 2,000 local children involved

Media Report

1 May 2006 – Pescanova hosted their largest ever children

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May 1, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Baltimore In Port Race

Ocean Race

It was another solid performance by the Pirates of the Caribbean today with a third place in the Baltimore import race. The result also moved the Pirates up to third place overall moving past ABN Amro Two. The breeze was 9 knots at the start and dropped to 6 knots on the third downwind leg […]

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April 29, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pirates of the Caribbean Appearance at West Marine

Ocean Race

This afternoon Paul Cayard, Skipper of The Pirates of the Caribbean made an appearance at West Marine in Annapolis. On the eve of the Annapolis NOOD Regatta, interested sailors came from all over to learn more about Cayard’s experiences and adventures aboard The Black Pearl in the Volvo Ocean Race 2005-2006. More than 200 people […]

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April 27, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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McCORMICK & SCHMICK’S NAMED OFFICIAL RESTAURANT OF THE PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN

Media Report

McCORMICK & SCHMICK’S NAMED OFFICIAL RESTAURANT OF PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN SAILING TEAM IN BALTIMORE Restaurant Supports Team and Hosts Pirates Meet and Greet Baltimore, MD- McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant, located in downtown Baltimore on Pier 5, has been selected as the Official Restaurant of the Pirates of the Caribbean Team during the Volvo […]

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April 26, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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3/4ers the way up the Chesapeake Bay

Ocean Race

Position: 38,44.29N , 76,24.97W Speed: 8 knots, Course: 32 deg. In the USA. We are currently 3/4ers the way up the Chesapeake Bay. The last 48 hours have been trying. We have been slating in flat calms with huge left over seas, dodging intense electrical storms, and beating upwind in a 30 knot squall. The […]

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April 18, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Very cool!

Ocean Race

As Pirates of the Caribbean blasted through the mist off the entrance of Chesapeake Bay, I could hear that fabulous music from the Walt Disney movie in my head. Thanks to the immense help of Kimo Worthington, Mitch Brindley and Brian McCauley, we had arrived at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel about 10 minutes before […]

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April 18, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Black Pearl has Arrived into Baltimore in Third Place

Media Report

The only American yacht in the Volvo Ocean Race 2005/06, The Black Pearl skippered by Paul Cayard (US), has arrived into Baltimore in third place to a rapturous home welcome. Pirates of the Caribbean team finished at 0722 (local time) to clench their fourth podium place and skipper and crew were clearly delighted. When they […]

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April 18, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Fluky winds yesterday

Ocean Race

Position: 30,31.26N , 69,44.24W Speed: 19 knots, Course: 324 deg. It was a long a tedious day yesterday as we crawled our way through the high pressure ridge. Fluky winds with maximum gusts of 5 knots were the norm for about 10 hours. We managed just 77 miles in 12 hours during the middle of […]

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April 16, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Cayard Cruise Lines

Ocean Race

Position: 34,3.94N , 71,56.33W Speed: 6 knots, Course: 341 deg. Cayard Cruise Lines May 05 When Paul and Kimo called last May and told me Paul was starting a Pirates themed division of Disney Cruise lines I didn’t hesitate to sign on. Paul said it would be great. Exotic locations, skull and cross bones and […]

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April 16, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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A Day of Change

Ocean Race

Position: 26,28.80 N , 65,2.90 W Speed: 18 knots, Course: 326 deg. It has been a day of change. We have sailed through a large mass of cloud that is the remnant of a decaying cold front. It was probably 200 miles wide as seen from the satellite pictures. Under this clouds deck, the winds […]

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April 14, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Virtual Tour of The Black Pearl.

Ocean Race

Join Kimo Worthington, General Manager of The Pirates of the Caribbean for a virtual tour of The Black Pearl. Kimo swaps his mobile phone for a microphone, to take you on a tour of our team’s impressive VO70 through The Black Pearl website. Kimo will take you down below to see the sailors’ sleeping quarters, […]

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April 13, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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What a day!

Ocean Race

Position: 23,26.35N , 61,9.30W Speed: 14 knots, Course: 303 deg. What a day! It all started off just as great as yesterday ended. The Pearl making gains on the competition, nice easy trade winds sailing, warm and sunny. Then in a one hour period, the spinnaker we had trouble with yesterday started parting at the […]

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April 13, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Progress

Ocean Race

Position: 16,43.19N , 56,39.4W Speed: 18 knots, Course: 330 deg. Progress onboard the Black Pearl has been going well over the past 48 hours. We got out of out weak angles and into our fast sails. We have managed to put miles on almost everyone including ABN1 at times. The conditions are reaching with masthead […]

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April 12, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Why have we been slow?

Ocean Race

Position: 7,8.77N , 46,55.96W Speed: 17 knots, Course: 311 deg. We had been stressed about our lack of speed for long enough. Brasil1 kept putting miles on us and Ericsson was getting closer. Even though we could not see anything on the keel or rudder, we decided the only way to get the possibility that […]

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April 10, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pretty frustrating

Ocean Race

We have had Brasil in sight all day and they have been making slow but steady gains on us. We have tried everything, different sails, different trim and shapes, different helmsmen. They are just 1 mile away so we can see what sails they have up and they appear to be the same as ours […]

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April 9, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Stressful couple of days

Ocean Race

It was a stressful couple of days for us on the Pearl. The boat was not going very fast and we tried everything to get her going but to no avail. We also did get hit by more than our fair share of “parking lots” partly our fault and partly bad luck. Our competitors kept […]

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April 8, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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The wind was light

Ocean Race
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April 7, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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A Light and Variable Day

Ocean Race

Position: 13,4.11S , 35,39.36W Speed: 13 knots, Course: 34 deg. It was a light a variable day today with winds as light as 3 knots. There is always a lot of anxiety when you have that little wind as you wonder what everyone else has. Today we had to fight our way through a large […]

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April 5, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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This a high stakes game

Ocean Race

Position: 16,27.85S , 37,42.62W Speed: 9 knots, Course: 54 deg. Russian Roulette is more like it than sailing. Large clouds dominate the scene and the wind is light and variable. When it is this light, and while you are making the best of what you have, you can’t help thinking that the other guys have […]

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April 4, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Dodging Large Clouds

Ocean Race

Position: 20,13.29S , 39,21.58W Speed: 13 knots, Course: 20 deg. I just logged the 1600UTC sked. Like many of you, I noticed that the positions were basically the same as they were 6 hours ago. So, one could imagine that we have been just trundling along here, happy as can be. Nothing could be further […]

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April 3, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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It was a very friendly send off

Ocean Race

Position: 23,8.63S , 42,22.76W Speed: 9 knots, Course: 78 deg. It was a very friendly send off at the dock this morning. Many fans were on hand at Marina Gloria to say good bye to the fleet. The Brazilians were great hosts and did a fantastic job with the stopover. Onboard the Black Pearl the […]

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April 2, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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The Black Pearl commander Paul Cayard and his crew of Pirates played host to 500 yellow-shirted, sword-wielding Grumetes at the Marina da Gloria today in Rio de Janeiro

Ocean Race

The third Grumetes – cabin boys in Spanish, girls too we hope – and Pescanova Pirates Day of the race so far proved to be a lively affair with a cacophony of drum beats, roaring cheers and cannon fire, accompanying a spectacular display of dancing and gymnastics from the Circo Popular do Brasil and the […]

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March 27, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Bad days happen

Ocean Race

It was a tough day for the Pirates today. The conditions on the Rio harbor were excellent with steady winds of 14-18 knots. The spectators were numerous and very enthusiastic We had a very nice start and first windward leg and run to round the first leeward mark second to ABN AMRO One with Movistar […]

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March 25, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Ocean Race

The Pirates of the Caribbean team celebrated their second place arrival into Rio de Janiero in style at an elegant cocktail reception hosted by Ermenegildo Zegna on 21 March. Pirate cocktails and celebrity guests were the talk of the evening as the crew of The Black Pearl enjoyed stepping out in their Z Zegna suits […]

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March 22, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Z ZEGNA & Paul Cayard’s Pirates of the Caribbean in Rio

Media Report

A grand event during the stop-over in the Volvo Ocean Race Rio de Janeiro, 21st March 2006 The Pirates arrived in Rio in 2nd place at the end of 4th leg of the Volvo Ocean Race, and Zegna is here to greet them. The accomplishments of Skipper Paul Cayard and his crew board The Black […]

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March 21, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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I am onboard UA 843 en route from SFO to Rio.

Ocean Race

Position: 35 North 85 W, Course and Speed: 180, 540 knots I have had a good week at home in San Francisco and am ready to get back into the Volvo Ocean Race. My week was a mix of work and rest, the perfect mix for me. The unexpected chore (forgotten might be more appropriate […]

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March 21, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Cayard inspires future Olympians at St Francis Yacht Club Dinner & Auction

Ocean Race

Paul Cayard made a special stop at the St Francis Yacht Club for the annual Olympian Support Committee Dinner & Auction, during his brief visit home between Legs 4 and 5 of the Volvo Ocean Race. Paul updated the full house on the Pirate team’s adventures thus far aboard The Black Pearl. On display in […]

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March 20, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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The Black Pearl’s in Pretty Good Shape

Ocean Race

I’m writing this week’s report from the Pirate’s base in Marina da Gloria, Rio de Janeiro. Following on from our strong finish into Rio, the team is upbeat and determined to continue our move up the leader board. The crew have now taken a few days off, either to go and visit the sights and […]

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March 19, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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From onboard The Black Pearl

Ocean Race

Seahorse March 2006 Position: 47,48.88S , 50,11.62W Speed: 21 knots, Course: 56 deg. My third rounding of Cape Horn was the best. We got to within two miles of the Cape and having been there before, it was all about enjoying the moment this time. There was one other person onboard who had been there […]

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March 15, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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We are Happy to be in Brasil

Ocean Race

Position: 23,19.8S , 43,16.50W Speed: 15 knots, Course: 8 deg. What an incredible afternoon and night. I have never been in so much rain. It has been one squall after another with huge down pours. Of course this reeked havoc on the wind. It was a 15 hour work out-changing sails one after another. We […]

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March 11, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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