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The non-stop-every-waking-hour concentration is both daunting and addictive
Four hours of hell the worst part of memorable transatlantic crossing
Annalise Murphy: Seven-boat fleet has split in two as we take our chances
Annalise Murpy: After 5,700 miles almost the entire standings for the fleet upended
Getting 500 nautical miles a day clicked-off means our ETA into Newport has improved
We remain hopeful of achieving our goal of securing a podium result in at least one leg
Volvo Ocean Race Diary part 14: If ‘Fish’ was still around he would tell us all to carry on and live his dream for him
We fell back to fifth from third place, but we’ve learned lessons
Clear highlight of the last week was catching back up to the front-runners
Seven days in, I still have a love-hate relationship with ocean racing
Managing negative thoughts and adapting to a team environment has been a challenge
Tragedy strikes close to the end of the 6,000 nautical-mile Leg 4 from Melbourne to Hong Kong
Becoming becalmed in the doldrums seriously tested my patience on many occasions
Annalise Murphy: from strong winds and rough seas to total calm and warm water
New Year starts with departure from Australia and the start of a 6,000-nautical-mile hike to Hong Kong