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Volvo Ocean Race Crew List Leg Seven: Boston - Galway
09:46 GMT Wednesday, May 13, 2009.

Delta Lloyd
  1. Roberto Bermúdez De Castro / ESP - skipper
  2. Wouter Verbraak / NED - navigator
  3. Sander Pluijm / NED - media crew member
  4. Stuart Wilson / NZL - watch captain
  5. Nick Bice / AUS - watch captain
  6. Andre Fonseca / BRA - helmsman
  7. Ben Costello / NZL - helmsman
  8. Ed Van Lierde / NED - trimmer
  9. David Pella / ESP - trimmer
10. Gerd-Jan Poortman / NED - Bowman
11. Morgan White / AUS - bowman

No crew changes

Delta Lloyd, skippered by Roberto Bermudez de Castro from Spain, finishes leg 2 of the Volvo Ocean Race from Cape Town, South Africa to Cochin, India.Photo copyright Rick Tomlinson / Volvo Ocean Race.

Ericsson 4
  1. Torben Grael / BRA - skipper
  2. Jules Salter / GBR - navigator
  3. Guy Salter / GBR - MCM
  4. Brad Jackson / NZL - watch captain
  5. Stu Bannatyne / NZL - watch captain
  6. Dave Endean / NZL - pitman
  7. Horacio Carabelli / BRA - trimmer
  8. Tony Mutter / NZL - trimmer
  9. Joao Signorini / BRA - trimmer
10. Ryan Godfrey / AUS - bowman
11. Phil Jameson / NZL - bowman

No crew changes

Ericsson 4 wins leg 1 of the Volvo Ocean Race, crossing the finish line at 05.54 GMT. Photo copyright Rick Tomlinson / Volvo Ocean Race.

Ericsson 3
  1. Magnus Olsson / SWE - skipper
  2. Aksel Magdahl / NOR - navigator
  3. Gustav Morin / SWE MCM
  4. Thomas Johansson / FIN - helmsman
  5. Richard Mason / NZL - watch captain
  6. Eivind Melleby / NOR - helmsman
  7. Arve Roaas / NOR - trimmer / helmsman
  8. Martin Strömberg / SWE - trimmer
  9. Jens Dolmer / DEN - pitman
10. Anders Dahlsjö / SWE - bowman
11. Martin Krite / SWE - bowman

On: Arve Roaas / NOR - trimmer/helmsman

Off: Magnus Woxén / SWE - trimmer

Champagne sailing onboard Ericsson 3, all day and it all sums up with a nice wind increase up to 22 knots. Photo copyright Gustav Morin / Ericsson 3 Racing Team / Volvo Ocean Race.

Green Dragon
  1. Ian Walker / GBR - skipper
  2. Ian Moore / IRL - navigator
  3. Guo Chuan / CHN - MCM
  4. Neal McDonald / GBR - watch captain
  5. Damian Foxall / IRL - watch captain
  6. Anthony Merrington / AUS - helmsman / trimmer
  7. Phil Harmer / AUS - helmsman / trimmer
  8. Andrew Mclean / NZL - pitman / trimmer
  9. Ian Budgen / GBR - helmsman / trimmer
10. Justin Slattery / IRL - bowman
11. Freddy Shanks / GBR - bowman

On: Ian Budgen / GBR - helmsman / trimmer

Off: James Carroll / IRL - pitman / trimmer

Green Dragon is first to pass through the scoring gate of Fernando de Noronha, on leg 1 of the Volvo Ocean Race. Photo copyright Rick Tomlinson / Volvo Ocean Race.

Puma Ocean Racing
  1. Ken Read / USA - skipper
  2. Andrew Cape / AUS - navigator
  3. Rick Deppe / GBR MCM
  4. Erle Williams / NZL - watch captain
  5. Robert Greenhalgh / GBR - watch captain
  6. Robert Salthouse / NZL - helmsman / trimmer
  7. Justin Ferris / NZL - helmsman / trimmer
  8. Craig Satterthwaite / NZL- helmsman / trimmer
  9. Shannon Falcone / ANT - bowman / pitman
10. Casey Smith / AUS - bowman / helmsman
11. Michael Müller / GER - helmsman / bowman

On: Craig Satterthwaite / NZL

Off: Sidney Gavignet / FRA

PUMA Ocean Racing arrive in Cochin, India, to claim fifth place in Leg 2 of the Volvo Ocean Race 2008-09, beating Team Delta Lloyd by only minutes after nearly 4,500 miles of sailing. Photo copyright Dave Kneale / Volvo Ocean Race.

Telefónica Blue
  1. Bouwe Bekking / NED - skipper
  2. Tom Addis / AUS - navigator
  3. Gabriele Olivo / ITA - MCM
  4. Iker Martinez / ESP - helmsman
  5. Jonathan Swain / RSA - watch captain
  6. Jordi Calafat ESP - helmsman
  7. Xabier Fernandez / ESP - trimmer
  8. Pablo Arrarte / ESP Spanish - trimmer
  9. Laurent Pages / FRA - helmsman
10. Daryl Wislang / NZL - bowman
11. Pepe Ribes / ESP - bowman

On: Iker Martinez / ESP - helmsman

Off: Simon Fisher / GBR- strategist / helmsman

Telefonica Blue, skippered by Bouwe Bekking from Netherlands, finishes in second place on leg 2 of the Volvo Ocean Race, from Cape Town, South Africa to Cochin India. Photo copyright Dave Kneale / Volvo Ocean Race.

Telefónica Black
  1. Fernando Echávarri / ESP - skipper
  2. Roger Nilson / SWE - navigator
  3. Anton Paz / ESP - media crew member
  4. Antonio (Ñeti) Cuervas-Mons / ESP - bowman
  5. Gonzalo Araujo / ESP - watch captain
  6. Jaime Arbones / ESP - watch captain
  7. Pablo Iglesias / ESP - helmsman
  8. Javier de la Plaza / ESP - helmsman
  9. David Vera / ESP - trimmer
10. Maciel Cicchetti / ARG - trimmer
11. Michael Pammenter / RSA - bowman

No crew changes

Telefonica Black passes through the scoring gate at Fernando de Noronha, on leg 1 of the Volvo Ocean Race. Photo copyright Rick Tomlinson / Volvo Ocean Race.

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The Volvo Ocean Race 2008-09 will be the 10th running of this ocean marathon. Starting from Alicante in Spain, on 4 October 2008 with in-port racing, 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, stopping at 11 ports and taking nine months to complete, the Volvo Ocean Race is the world's premier yacht race for professional racing crews.

The official website: www.volvooceanrace.org

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