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Home›Green Marine›Volvo race leader due to sail into city today
Green Marine

December 1, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Volvo race leader due to sail into city today

Having twice broken the world speed record, the leading ABN-Amro One yacht in the Volvo Ocean Race is expected to make a spectacular finish in Cape Town today at 12.30pm.

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Having twice broken the world speed record, the leading ABN-Amro One yacht in the Volvo Ocean Race is expected to make a spectacular finish in Cape Town today at 12.30pm.

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