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The Pirates claim 2nd place after tough battle to the finish of Leg 4

Media Report

PRESS RELEASE It was a tough battle to the finish but the Pirates stayed strong, and finished in second place, just 30 minutes ahead of AMN ARMO TWO after the longest, toughest leg of the race. The Pirates of the Caribbean finished Leg 4 at 07.06 UTC, moving the team into third position overall in […]

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March 11, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Slow Progress to the Finish

Ocean Race

Position: 26,7.36S , 44,19.28W Speed: 7 knots, Course: 333 deg. It has been very slow going for the past 24 hours. Added to that there seems to be no pattern to the weather. There is no trend. The wind is blowing basically directly from Rio so we are making very slow progress to the finish. […]

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March 10, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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We Came to a Grinding Halt

Ocean Race

Position: 25,30.60S , 44,13.59W Speed: 11 knots, Course: 40 deg. After the last sked we came to a grinding halt. It was depressing to see that Brasil1 and ABN AMRO Two had made big gains and were in the new wind while we were becalmed. Shortly thereafter we got hit with a squall. It was […]

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March 10, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Cayard, un pirata con i baffi – Intervista Esclusiva a Paul Cayard

Media Report

Magro, elegante con la sua maglietta bianca da Pirate of the Caribbean, in grandisma, porta i 47 anni come i baffi, sempre neri come il carbone e i capelli. Come un ragazzino insomma, anche dopo 6.100 miglia in pieno oceano e oltre venti giorni della seconda durissima tappa dellavolvo Ocean Race, la Città del Capo […]

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March 10, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Slogging Away

Ocean Race

Position: 27,54.18S , 44,43.83W Speed: 10 knots, Course: 342 deg. Just slogging away upwind in 15 knots today. The good news is that there has been more wind than the forecast but still upwind which is slow going. Beautiful weather though – clear skies – sailing in our shorts and T-shirts. Fairly smooth sea. Nice […]

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March 9, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Slow going is the word.

Ocean Race

Position: 32,34.83S , 47,11.37W Speed: 11 knots, Course: 26 deg. The fleet has had very light wind for the past 48 hours. We have gone through two transitions; one around a disintegrating low pressure cell and last night traversing a high pressure cell that moved across the course from west to east. The team onboard […]

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March 8, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Eco-nomerics

Ocean Race

Numbers games are what we play out here. It’s all about numbers! Pressures, angles, days, grams, minutes, calories, codes, watches, deniers, millibars, legs, degrees….you name it we count it, graph it, record it, bag it, everything it. Didn’t really see that much in the way of wild life closing into the Horn. The last few […]

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March 8, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pelloni Parmigiano Reggiano on board The Black Pearl

Ocean Race

The adventures of Paul Cayard and the Pirates of the Caribbean in the Volvo Ocean Race continue with the upcoming finish of Leg 4 later this week. As the team races from Wellington to Rio de Janeiro, the Pirates have had an advantage over the other teams. Thanks to Pelloni Parmigiano Reggiano (Parmesan), the team […]

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March 6, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pelloni Parmigiano Reggiano on board The Black Pearl

Media Report

The adventures of Paul Cayard and the Pirates of the Caribbean in the Volvo Ocean Race continue with the upcoming finish of Leg 4 later this week. As the team races from Wellington to Rio de Janeiro, the Pirates have had an advantage over the other teams. Thanks to Pelloni Parmigiano Reggiano (Parmesan), the team […]

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March 6, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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A Back and Forth Battle

Ocean Race

Position: 38,41.73S , 47,12.70W Speed: 11 knots, Course: 27 deg It has been a back and forth battle with all the boats during the past 24 hours. Each has his moment depending on where he is positioned and the shift of the moment. We have improved out position a bit passing ABN2 and moving into […]

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March 6, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Headline News – WEEKEND EDITION

Ocean Race

BREAKING NEWS Reports are trickling in that the Black Pearl has been carrying a serious mechanical calamity since Cape Horn. At this stage information is sketchy due to the sensitive stature that these grand prix crews have about the proprietary aspects of their technical systems.However it is understood that they have been dealing with a […]

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March 5, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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A Piratey Puzzle

Ocean Race

Today has been an interesting as well as frustrating day on the Black Pearl. We are sailing parallel to the Argentinean coast in a drag race with our competitors who are all within 50 miles of us. We are reaching with the wind from the north west all heading the same course as we speed […]

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March 4, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Just passing east of the Falklands

Ocean Race

Position: 51,55.95S , 56,10.24W Speed: 7 knots, Course: 33 deg. We are slipping along at 7 knots in 4 knots of wind thanks to our Code 0. These powerful sails make light air incredibly less painful. We are just passing east of the Falklands. Our router has us staying quite east for the first two […]

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March 3, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Heading North!

Ocean Race

Position: 56,3.22S , 67,6.61W Speed: 25 knots, Course: 56 deg. Ten happy Pirates heading north! More later. PC Pirates of the Caribbean

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March 2, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Magnificent Day Rounding the Horn

Ocean Race

Teen Happy Pirates heading north but parked. We round Cape Horn in 33 knots of wind and now just 47 miles east we have 5 knots of wind and a huge sea . Very strange turn of events but I remember parking here 4 years ago with Dalton on AMER Sports. Eventually the wind fills […]

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March 2, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pirate Update March 1, 2006

Ocean Race

Position: 57,18.43S , 74,29.29W Speed: 25 knots, Course: 83 deg. 247 miles out west of Cape Horn. 9:40 to go at present speed and a bit more wind ahead. We are reaching in with the blast reacher, genoa staysail and one reef in the main. It is dark, no moon, but it will only be […]

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March 1, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Straight Forward 24 Hours

Ocean Race

Position: 56,47.66S , 94,41.67W Speed: 23 knots, Course: 87 deg. Another pretty straight forward 24 hours. The wind has been between 20 and 22 knots for that past 24 hours and hasn’t deviated in direction more than 7 degrees over that period. We are riding along in the same location on the front because we […]

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February 28, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Much Tamer Conditions

Ocean Race

Position: 55,51.18S , 112,21.65W Speed: 20 knots, Course: 94 deg. Got past 122W trying not to think about all the good things I miss from my home town area in Marin County, CA. The list of most missed things other than family would be; DeAngelo’s, Woodlands Market, and Kentfield Fitness. I miss my runs with […]

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February 27, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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We can Focus on the Corn Now

Ocean Race

Position: 51,20.76S , 125,56.92W Speed: 19 knots, Course: 121 deg. Long Day today with plenty of decisions to be made. So far so good. We are finally done with the northern loop and we can focus on the Corn now. Movistar ended up beating us to the “bouy” by about 5 boat lengths. It was […]

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February 26, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Tonight is one of those Nights

Ocean Race

Position: 48,14.86S , 135,49.96W Speed: 20 knots, Course: 88 deg. This one is going to be hard to write. We are slamming pretty violently on a 100 true wind angle reach, even though we are only going about 20 knots. I was pleased with the way we sailed the past 48 hours, our positioning mainly, […]

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February 25, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Heading North in the Southern Ocean

Ocean Race

Position: 49,55.78S , 145,1.97W Speed: 12 knots, Course: 12 deg. This is the first time I can remember heading North in the Southern Ocean. North is just not a normal heading out here. East is the heading you want or Southeast. Well, we are heading North and not for just a little while; 24 hours […]

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February 24, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Easy and Uneventful Day

Ocean Race

Position: 52,18.46S , 148,17.81W Speed: 13 knots, Course: 71 deg. Another easy and uneventful day on the Black Pearl. The wind lightened up quite a bit as we have come north to cross the high pressure ridge and deal with what is left of a tropical depression. It is just a big mess up here, […]

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February 23, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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So Far, So Good

Ocean Race

Position: 53,50.91S , 155,8.83W Speed: 19 knots, Course: 78 deg. So far so good. The South is paying us back for our investment. The boats in the North are very light. They must be hoping to pop out of the ridge first and get the new Northwesterly’s in front of the next cold front. Our […]

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February 22, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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TAKE TWO

Ocean Race

We are at one of those rare moments in life where you completely relive the same day. As we crossed the international dateline yesterday near the end of the day, it immediately became the night before…”last night”..if you know what I mean. So today, we are having another crack at February 21 and it has […]

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February 21, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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TECHNICAL EXPERIMENTS

Ocean Race

RATS (rapid action technical seamen) Salter Ferris and Clougher were in an instant lather, upon finding the keel gauge string potentiometer had broken its flexible attachment to the keel head. This is an ESSENTIAL gauge for boat maneuvers, so was immediately set upon. Operations were directed by RAT Superintendent Chief of Everything Williams, who was […]

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February 21, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Crossed the International Dateline

Ocean Race

Crossed the International Dateline today. That is a big one. Along with the Equator, it is the most significant line on the Map. It means that we are about half way round the planet and 180 more degrees to go to get back the Greenwich or 0 Degrees of Longitude. It also means that we […]

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February 20, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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We had a great start, and we are out of there!

Ocean Race

We had a great start on the Pearl and we are out of there! It is always fun to win the start of these offshore legs even if it probably doesn’t mean much over the three weeks that we have ahead of us. But is it the time when you are in front of the […]

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February 19, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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An Ode to the Pirates

Ocean Race

The Australian arm of Buena Vista International organized a spectacular barbeque for the Pirates and the local team, with a guest appearances from Mark Zoradi, Jeff Foremann, Robert Crockett and Donald Evans.  Peta Ascham, National Marketing Director of BVI, presented Paul with this heartfelt ‘Ode to the Pirates’. Download the Poem Here (Adobe Acrobat required)

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February 18, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pirates of the Caribbean Ready for Rio

Ocean Race

Wellington, New Zealand After a three day pitstop in Wellington, New Zealand the Pirates of the Caribbean will start Leg 4 of the Volvo Ocean Race on 19th February. On Leg 4, the Pirates of the Caribbean team will race 6,700 nautical miles from Wellington, New Zealand to the finish line in Rio, Brazil. “Our […]

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February 18, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Surf’s Up for Black Pearl Crew Member

Ocean Race

Date – 11 Feb 06 The day before the start of Leg 3 of the Volvo Ocean Race, Anthony Merrington or Youngster as he is known onboard The Black Pearl, joined pro surfer Nathan Hedge at Bells Beach for an early morning surf. Upon returning to Melbourne, the native Australian exclaimed ‘It’s every guys dream […]

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February 17, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Three hours until the start of Leg 4

Ocean Race

With less than three hours until the start of Leg 4, the Pirates are busy with final preparations. Martin is filling in paperwork and taking newest crew member Jeremy (DB) to the dentist, Rikard is on his way to the only pharmacy in town open on a Sunday and Mark is in search of the […]

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February 17, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Approaching Wellington

Ocean Race

We had a good run yesterday afternoon. 25-30 knots of wind and hit 34 knots as our top speed. Plenty of fun for the drivers as we surfed big waves off the west coast of the South Island. The Kiwi’s chirping got a little louder at first sight of the big mountains of the South […]

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February 16, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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We have been on starboard tack with the big spinnaker up for the past 24 hours

Ocean Race

First of all, Happy Valentines Day from all the Pirates to all their sweethearts! We got your cards today. Nice job organizing that ladies! We are thinking of you too! We have been on starboard tack with the big spinnaker up for the past 24 hours which has made for some smooth and quick sailing. […]

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February 14, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Found a Bit of a Grove

Ocean Race

Finally found a bit of a grove here. We seem to have the correct sail up and our speed is good against Ericsson and ABN AMRO TWO, both of whom we can see. It is only blowing 14 knots from 205 and we are all reaching on our big masthead reachers. The other bit of […]

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February 13, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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We had a Great Start

Ocean Race

Well, we had a great start and that made us all feel good for about 30 minutes. Then the wind died where we were and it all started to get weird. It was a long day on Port Philip bay while we all waited for the sea breeze to fill. It finally did and we […]

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February 12, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Meet the Other 20 Pirates

Ocean Race

Many of you who receive these updates are sailing enthusiasts who know the structure of this sport well. Since we formed the Pirates of the Caribbean team, we’ve reached out to a new audience who is not quite as familiar with sailing. For their benefit, I’d like to use this update to describe the function […]

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February 6, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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500 Kids Kidnapped by Pirates

Ocean Race

The villains from Paul Cayard’s Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean put on a show, hosted by sponsor Pescanova, on Melbourne’s Central Pier that instilled in the kids the allure and the fascination of the Volvo Ocean Race around the world. The children, from State schools around the city, turned out in Pescanova-branded yellow foul […]

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February 6, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Big, Fast, Boats on a Short Course

Ocean Race

Yesterday was the day that showed what it is like to have big, fast, boats racing together on a short course. What an exciting day for spectators and sailors alike. The conditions were excellent; clear skies, 15 knots at the start that built to 20 knots by the finish. There were at least four lead […]

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February 5, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Pirates Making Progress in Melbourne

Ocean Race

The Pirates are making progress here in Melbourne. The boat is disassembled and the repairs are being affected. Kimo Worthington, our General Manager, will write something later detailing the repairs that we have made and explaining a bit about how these boats are constructed in the keel area. Manuel Fernandez, Chairman of Pescanova and Manuel […]

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January 27, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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Melbourne –

Ocean Race

Today, by video conference form Melbourne, I participated in a Press Conference held at The Press Club in Washington DC with an audience of about 200 people, 100 of which were journalists. It was moderated by Gary Jobson who has done all the sailing coverage over the years for ESPN. On the panel here in […]

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January 25, 2006/by Paul Cayard
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