Volvo race hosts focus on improving amenities

STRONG WINDS: The SCA team battles rough conditions in the Volvo Ocean Race this past November near Cape Town, South Africa. / COURTESY VOLVO OCEAN RACE/CHARLIE SHOEMAKER
STRONG WINDS: The SCA team battles rough conditions in the Volvo Ocean Race this past November near Cape Town, South Africa. / COURTESY VOLVO OCEAN RACE/CHARLIE SHOEMAKER
With four months of planning left, the hosts for the Volvo Ocean Race are focused on making access to Ocean Race Village as trouble-free as possible. Water taxis, ferries – small and possibly large ones as well – and even bikes will all be accommodated at what will be a new $4.5 million, 240-foot pier…

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