Leg 9, from Newport to Cardiff, day 09 on board Dongfeng. 28 May, 2018. Stu Bannatyne had a head injury while working on the front of the bow and just hurt his hand as the grinder went full speed reverse and hit him.
Leg 7 from Auckland to Itajai, day 10 on board Brunel. Abby Ehler discovering her face after I tried to tell her that she should take care of her eyes. 27 March, 2018.
Leg 4, Melbourne to Hong Kong, day 16 on board MAPFRE, Sophie Ciszek taking care of a small injury on her skin. Photo by Ugo Fonolla/Volvo Ocean Race. 17 January, 2018.
Leg 4, Melbourne to Hong Kong, day 9 on board Turn the Tide on Plastic. Tired hands and rough ropes. Photo by Brian Carlin/Volvo Ocean Race. 10 January, 2018.
Leg 4, Melbourne to Hong Kong, Day 4 onboard Turn the Tide on Plastic. Bleddyn Mon suffers from dry hands. Photo by Brian Carlin/Volvo Ocean Race. 05 January, 2018.
Leg 3, Cape Town to Melbourne, day 15, on board Turn the Tide on Plastic. Liz Wardley fixing Freddy's eyes infection after 15 days at sea. Photo by Jeremie Lecaudey/Volvo Ocean Race. 23 December, 2017.
Leg 3, Cape Town to Melbourne, day 11, on board Brunel, Annie Lush back on deck after her injury on board. Photo by Ugo Fonolla/Volvo Ocean Race. 20 December, 2017.
Leg 3, Cape Town to Melbourne, day 10, on board Brunel, Annie Lush is better and she is trying to help as much as she can in the boat, here giving some coffee to her mates that are on watch. Photo by Ugo Fonolla/Volvo Ocean Race. 19 December, 2017.
Leg 02, Lisbon to Cape Town, Day 17 Alex Gough shows his hand on board Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag. Photo by Konrad Frost/Volvo Ocean Race. 21 November, 2017.
Leg 02, Lisbon to Cape Town, day 17, afternoon on board Dongfeng. Marie Riou back from mayhem is worried for Jack Boutell who fell inside but seems to be fine. Photo by Jeremie Lecaudey/Volvo Ocean Race. 21 November, 2017.
Leg 02, Lisbon to Cape Town, day 17, afternoon on board Dongfeng. Charles Caudrelier looking for a medical notice before taking care of Jack Boutell who fell in the galley. Photo by Jeremie Lecaudey/Volvo Ocean Race. 21 November, 2017.
Leg 02, Lisbon to Cape Town, day 17, afternoon on board Dongfeng. Charles Caudrelier talks to Jack Boutell after a minor injury on his finger. Photo by Jeremie Lecaudey/Volvo Ocean Race. 21 November, 2017.
Leg 02, Lisbon to Cape Town, day 16, afternoon on board Dongfeng. Jeremie Beyou hurt his hand during the night and can barely close it, you can see the bruise starting to turn to purple. Photo by Jeremie Lecaudey/Volvo Ocean Race. 20 November, 2017.
Leg 02, Lisbon to Cape Town, day 12, on board MAPFRE, Blair Tuke's hands after 12 days of leg 2, we will see how they arrive to Cape Town. Photo by Ugo Fonolla/Volvo Ocean Race. 16 November, 2017
March 25,2015. Leg 5 to Itajai onboard Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing. Day 07. Roberto Bermudez 'Chuny' lathers on the sunscreen and checks his sore eyes in a pair of Oakley sunglasses before watch.
March 25,2015. Leg 5 to Itajai onboard Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing. Day 07. Louis Sinclair uses the camera to check the progress of his neck seal rash he's developed from spending too much time in the wet weather gear.
January 24,2015. Leg 3 to Sanya onboard Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing. Day 21. Luke \\"Parko\\" Parkinson wipes the salt out of his eyes after a watch pounding upwind along the Vietnamese coast.
December 04,2014. Leg 2 onboard Team SCA. Dee Caffari \\"dry needles\\" Sophie Ciszek to help Sophie's back which has started to cause her some trouble.punt
For EDITORIAL USE only,please credit: Gustav Morin/Ericsson 3/Volvo Ocean Race....Skipper Magnus Olsson with sore eyes,onboard Ericsson 3,on leg 5 of the Volvo Ocean Race,from Qingdao to Rio de Janeiro....The Volvo Ocean Race 2008-09 will be the 10th running of this ocean marathon. Starting from Alicante in Spain,on 4 October 2008,it will,for the first time,take in Cochin,India,Singapore and Qingdao,China before finishing in St Petersburg,Russia for the first time in the history of the race. Spanning some 37,000 nautical miles,visiting 11 ports over nine months,the Volvo Ocean Race is the world's premier ocean yacht race for professional racing crews.....For all media enquiries please contact Lizzie Ward on +44 (0)1489 554 832 or email lizzie.ward@volvooceanrace.org. For all photographic enquiries,please contact Tim Stonton on +44 (0)1489 554 867 or email tim.stonton@volvooceanrace.org. For further images,please go to http://images.volvooceanrace.org
For EDITORIAL USE only, please credit: Sander Pluijm/Team Delta Lloyd/Volvo Ocean Race..Gerd-Jan Poortmans hands after two weeks racing onboard Delta Lloyd, on leg 2 of the Volvo Ocean Race, from Cape Town, South Africa to Cochin, India..The Volvo Ocean Race 2008-09 will be the 10th running of this ocean marathon. Starting from Alicante in Spain, on 4 October 2008, it will, for the first time, take in Cochin, India, Singapore and Qingdao, China before finishing in St Petersburg, Russia for the first time in the history of the race. Spanning some 37,000 nautical miles, visiting 11 ports over nine months, the Volvo Ocean Race is the world's premier ocean yacht race for professional racing crews...For all media enquiries please contact Lizzie Ward on +44 (0)1489 554 832 or email lizzie.ward@volvooceanrace.org. For all photographic enquiries, please contact Tim Stonton on +44 (0)1489 554 867 or email tim.stonton@volvooceanrace.org. For further images, please go to http://images.volvooceanrace.org
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