The finish of leg six is likely to be a tight one. With just under 1000 nautical miles remaining, Puma hold a slim lead over Camper, with Telefonica third. Photo / Hamish Hooper.
Camper are focusing on taking advantage of every wind-shift and wave as the Miami finishing line looms for the leaders of the Volvo Ocean Race.
The finish of leg six is likely to be a tight one. With just under 1000 nautical miles remaining, Puma hold a slim lead over
Camper, with Telefonica third.
"What you have to do is make sure that every single puff, every single wave is made the most of," Camper skipper Chris Nicholson said.
Camper has taken a shortcut through a tiny channel on the small Caribbean island of Anguilla in the Lesser Antilles.
"Will [Oxley, Camper's navigator] spotted a small little gap on the chart about 250 metres wide. Not much of it was navigable but we went through there in a straight line at about 20 knots.
