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Leg 3, Cape Town to Melbourne, day 04, morning on board Turn the Tide on Plastic. Dee Caffari in her thoughts after getting the latest position report
© Jeremie Lecaudey / Volvo Ocean Race
Feeling the pressure in Volvo Ocean Race Leg 3 - A brutally honest report
Caffari and her young team have opted to go north in the hope of avoiding the worst of the weather, however this particular storm is 400 nautical miles wide and avoiding it totally would be impossible.