Rudder Failure For Team Tyco
Leaving the racetrack in second position was a hard blow for Team Tyco after damaging their rudder. They diverted north under emergency rudder, heading NNW with six knots of boat speed.

Leaving the racetrack in second position was a hard blow for Team Tyco after damaging their rudder. They diverted north under emergency rudder, heading NNW with six knots of boat speed.
With almost 600 miles to the South African coast it will take them about four days to reach any port. At the moment their course points towards Port Elisabeth.
The other yachts enjoy the fast roller coaster ride that quickly counts down the miles to Sydney. ASSA ABLOY excels in these conditions, giving all the other yachts some miles with every sked. In a five meter wave landscape with single ones up to ten meters, they achieve boat speeds in excess of 30 knots, averaging 16.3. Once again Amer Sports One shows consistency with their second position and djuice is gaining some trust with holding the third, after doubts about their boat speed on leg one. SEB is third in this pack, with a good margin of 20 miles on illbruck. News Corp and Amer Sports Too are fighting to stay in touch with the fleet.
Volvo Ocean Race Position Report, Day 5, 0358 GMT:
PSYachtLatitude LongitudeDTFCMGSMGTFHRDTLROC ETA PO
1AART44 38.72S032 03.76E0561910216.33830004 DEC 0112
2AONE44 40.76S031 25.84E0564311515.636824+404 DEC 0114
3DJCE44 48.96S031 16.48E0564511915.536526+304 DEC 018
4TSEB44 08.28S031 40.64E0564710715.036128+804 DEC 018
5ILBK44 28.48S031 00.00E0566510515.734949+304 DEC 0112
6NEWS45 20.80S029 59.76E0568111015.635162+204 DEC 019
7ATOO44 19.08S030 36.84E0568311914.134064+1004 DEC 013
8TYCO43 30.20S029 05.80E0576434907.9309145+12705 DEC 016