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Uploaded on:: 2017-03-22 10:06:33.0
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File Size:: 4.92 MB
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Dimensions:: 4134 x 2749 pixels

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Credit:	Ro Fernandez
Edition:	2017-18
Caption:	Official announcement of the fourth team in the 2017-18 edition of the Volvo Ocean Race. Vestas return for their second consecutive race and partner with 11th Hour Racing. It was also revealed that there will be a 'fly-by' mark off the coast of the Danish city Aarhus.
Keywords:	Mark Map Course Route Pre-race Denmark Announcement Racetrack 2017-18 pre race Aarhus Vestas 11th Hour
Original Filename:	13_00_170321_VEH__VOR2701.jpg
Date Created:	Tue Mar 21 10:30:00 GMT 2017
Size:	4.92 MB; 4134 x 2749 pixels; 350 x 233 mm (print at 300 DPI);
Orientation:	Landscape
Notes:	For EDITORIAL USE only. Please credit correctly. For commercial enquiries please email images@volvooceanrace.com
Categories:	2017-18 (Current Edition)/ Prerace/ Announcements/ Teams \| Crew/ Vestas 11th Hour

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