Having won this race eight years ago, sailed a leg in the last edition and seemingly led his Pirates of the Caribbean crew to second place this time round, Paul Cayard remains undecided on whether he will sail a fourth Volvo Ocean Race campaign in three years time. Cayard, who will be 50 when the next race begins, is rumoured to be considering another race, possibly applying his motivational skills to a team management role, but says he is not looking ahead to 2009-2010 at this stage.
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VOR: One more time?
Having won this race eight years ago, sailed a leg in the last edition and seemingly led his Pirates of the Caribbean crew to second place this time round, Paul Cayard remains undecided on whether he will sail a fourth Volvo Ocean Race campaign in three years time. Cayard, who will be 50 when the [&
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