Scallywag crew wait for the wind to pick up again after sailing under a cloud line. Photo: Konrad Frost/Volvo Ocean Race. Scallywag crew wait for the wind to pick up again after sailing under a cloud line. Photo: Konrad Frost/Volvo Ocean Race.
Scallywag crew wait for the wind to pick up again after sailing under a cloud line. Photo: Konrad Frost/Volvo Ocean Race.
Sport /  Hong Kong

Clouds slow down Scallywag but Hong Kong boat still enjoys healthy lead in Volvo Ocean Race

Second-placed Vestas gains around seven nautical miles on David Witt’s yacht but he is still 70 nautical miles ahead as they speed towards the Philippines

Topic |   Volvo Ocean Race 2017-18
Nazvi Careem
Nazvi Careem

Updated: 10:44pm, 16 Jan, 2018

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Scallywag crew wait for the wind to pick up again after sailing under a cloud line. Photo: Konrad Frost/Volvo Ocean Race. Scallywag crew wait for the wind to pick up again after sailing under a cloud line. Photo: Konrad Frost/Volvo Ocean Race.
Scallywag crew wait for the wind to pick up again after sailing under a cloud line. Photo: Konrad Frost/Volvo Ocean Race.
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