Volvo Ocean Race RAW: All Or Nothing - Official Film 2017-18 | Volvo Ocean Race 

RIP John Fisher

Black clothes, no PFD, no safety harness, that was a miracle for Scallywag to find and recover their crew member.

superb film. Liking a video like this does not do it justice - this is some of the best content on RU-vid. Thanks for making it readily accessible to all!

Hell of an adventure! Saying it was epic is an understatement. Counting the days for the next edition.

I watched along the entire way via daily updates and in-port videos, and I found myself somewhat depressed when it was over. Epic journey for all who participated, for sure. As a bystanding observer, I offer my utmost gratitude to the participants and to the production crews who made the entire race accessible to someone like me. And thank you for capping it off with this excellent highlight reel. FISH 4-ever!

I know you guys are all about winning, but it's not. Just finishing this race is hell lot of success. Congrats to all of you!

Thank you John Fisher, thank you all.

Millions spent on gear and no decent radar or decent human watching the radar to avoid a large fishing boat. All gain no brains.

You guys should have water proof strobe lights on your person just incase Someone falls over! Especially at night!

Thank you to the team for sharing all the content; from race 1 to the daily updates, to the RAW episodes. An amazing journey expertly captured and shared. I am inspired.

In the future when a sailor falls into the sea it would seem that sending a drone into the air to gain a better vantage point would be a good idea(?) RIP John Fisher

Nothing even comes close! In my opinion, there are no losers in this race! Finishing with all your crew onboard is more than just a great accomplishment; it's something only a handful of people can say!

Impossible not getting emotional watching this.

Why doesn't every person on the boat wear a locating device at all times?????

after I have been watching for a good wild now my opinion is that every team member should have a light on their suite the light should come on if they should fell into the water plz or there suit should be able to keep them afloat

Even if a mouse was trapped on one of these boats and finished the race alive, hes a fucking hero in my eyes. I take my hat off to every single person from every team, you all are true ironmen. And RIP J.Fisher.

A Fabulous movie, great shots, very well done, fabulous boats, great skippers, great crews, great technology, great suits and outfit, great velocity, great sponsors, great number of legs... Etc.! Congratulations! Great first Withbread around the world race 1973-74, the best of them all...!!!! The Real adventure, for the First time...Only VHF... Real amateur crews... Not talking about the rest... See the picture...? The time of real sailors...!

This race is 100 % pure adrenaline!! You blink and it is all over. Kudos to all this brave sailors.

I simply wanted to drop a thank you - for the awesome coverage, for the effort and the hours put into compiling this. But much more than that, I tip my hat to all the sailors, on all boats, for having the mettle, the will and the strength to sail this race. A loss of life, such as it happened, is always tragic. I remember thinking about it for a long time, when I heard the news - and also remembering it, when I last stepped on a sailboat. There are no fitting words, except that Fish's name and dedication to sailing, not just the race, will be remembered. For the next instance of the race, I wish sailors, shore-crew, race organizers, reporters, media specialists, logistic specialists - everyone - success, health and a lot of fond memories to make :)

R.I.P John Fisher

Best Film/Documentary on RU-vid hands down. Epic work all.

Anyone else see anything ironic about teams collecting data on micro plastics in the southern ocean, and an America's cup team sponsored by the UK's largest plastic producer - Ineos! Shome Mishtake Shurely >: ?

Heavens, what an eye opener, so emotional! Now in 2023, a few days into Leg 4, wondering what is still waiting for the five yachts. Again, things can happen at the flicker of an eye. A stark reminder that the Ocean Race is not a video game but a matter of live and death. Sending a prayer and all good wishes to each and every sailor. May they all be safe.

Undoubtedly one of the best coverage (multi-media) events around today, no "hysterical, ill-informed" commentators or "experts". In Aust telecast appears on SBS later at night, hence this download a far more agreeable time.

This is the dream of every sailor, but we must be satisfied with our club regattas and charter boat holidays. Frank SCI....

I asking experts to explain me: Few bucks compact waterproof device showings position of lost dog or stolen bike, you can buy now from Amazon. On my small 30 footer, every one who stepped out of cockpit in bad weather, had a $20 orange smoke flare and $80 tiny light in pocket. Why multimillion $$ race team has to loose lifes. Please explain to dilettante?

Amazing. I sailed the Baltic Sea and others, so the Ocean race is my new goal

A beautiful story told. For those who go down to the Sea, it is Life and to lose John Fisher is heartbreaking but those who knew him will forever hold him in their hearts and those, like myself, who did not know him will hold him in our hearts as we look windward knowing on our lee the emotionless Sea has the advantage.

yeah right...the first Chinese team to win the Volvo...sorry, but how many Chinese crew were on board??????

Can't wait for the 2022 Ocean Race!! Vendee Globes start middle of next month. Around November 15th 2020. Great adventure for us armchair sailors :)

Such an amazing race. This must be one of the toughest things a team of people can do.

I am so so looking forward to the next Ocean Race!!!

Why don't they have personal ais trackers for man overboard situations? Crossed the atlantic with some mates and we fitted them inside our vests incase we would fall over.

Well well a Chinese team hey.yeah right. Whatever.

so many unnecessary lives are being lost.. better buoyancy and tracking systems for all members of the crew should be mandated to help assist find and recover any person overboard..... These people are all Champions at the finish line doesnt matter who comes in first

really excellent summary of all the footage of the race! I was just looking at the latest from the Vendee Globe to satisfy the misery drug but the Volvo has always been special to me; tried to get on a team when I was in the early twenties but now I realize I had no idea what I was getting into...will see you at the start of the next one!

man overboard twice, one on the way to hong kong, rescued, the other to cape horn, lost, for team Sun Hung Kai/scallywag, revealed poor seamanship. poor discipline.

Got to state the fact the French are the best offshore racers in the world.

Mataron a un tipo que estaba pescando por una carrera cheta .. Lo saqué cuando vi eso

That's completely crazy and epic race I've ever seen!

It was beautiful races.What will be next in 2019.

I hope someone can enlighten me on this but why do they not have ships following them at a relatively close distance capable of fast rescue if an accident did occur? I can easily see how it would be logically and logistically possible. I also know it wouldn't guarantee a successful rescue but it would surely increase the chances of one.

I enjoyed the video and following the race. A couple of questions come to mind. Why do the sailors not wear life jackets in rough seas? Isn't there some sort of 'man overboard' beacon that can be clipped onto their clothing when they're on deck?

The shot at 45 minutes reminds me of what constant soaking does to well-earned calluses. An incredible race, incredible perseverance…may John Rest In Peace.

Bloke on scally not wearing a life vest, led alone no tether or resqlink ais transponder while racing offshore, skipper should be bloody quartered.

The most insightful moment here - was with the lady's team - all under their 30s and didn't know they should be afraid. That describes my first Atlantic crossing (following the 2000 Cape to Rio Race) on a 9m ketch (yes for real) - with no electrics except an old car battery and umm - not much - but a lot of water ballast. Captain: Joan de Kat (French he was about 74-76 yrs old in 2000) We sailed from Cape Town to Salvador - but he arrived here in Cape Town after living for 20 years on some forgotten island in Tahiti. He got the ketch there (aluminum/steel I think?) from The Alien Society (yes that is what he said - they thought the world was gonna go like that movie: Waterworld - which is why we had so much water onboard and they designed the boat to last a kind of apocalypse). Dang thing is - can't remember the name of the boat - and neither can my ex-boyfriend (ex french navy) who was with me. The trip was so surreal - and so long ago - and quite traumatic in the end - although amazing and wonderful at times. Its a book :) I turned 30 in the Doldrums off the coast of Brazil. Captain refused to use the engine. We arrived in Salvador the day after the CARNIVAL ended - to streets of litter and no-one to be seen. Has anyone here heard of Joan de kat (he was famous in his day in France he told us, and wrote a book ? won a big event?) I'd love a followup of what happened to that mental guy? :)

l've done my share of ocean sailing, but never on any RTW race. l have several friends who did back when it was the Whitbread, aka "Witless" Ocean Race. The speeds these crews and boats achieve and the conditions they encounter and overcome are almost impossible to imagine, even for people like myself. Very impressive.

Overboard twice! Fck.

Don’t take this wrong as I have nothing but total respect for these sailors. Well, my comments have nothing to do with the sailors actions, but that of people in charge of how the money for boats, equipment, etc. is allocated. Please buy these sailors self inflating life jackets. Maybe they refuse to wear life jackets. At least offer them. Also a strobe light, whistle, and those locator beacons that can be accessed by boat crew on a computer. Jesus crew of Scallywags were wearing black tops and shorts. Oh, and skin. It’s a miracle they spotted that guy in the water. I can see a big storm in a pitch black night, it probably is impossible. My heart to John Fisher’s family and friends.

okay I have the next idea so that the crew and the captain don't get lost at sea you guys could build a suit that has a ( GPS ) tracker in it so that if anyone would get lost at sea you can track them okay that is my opinion or a wrist band it can save a life

who makes these boats and can they be bought privately, individually?

I hope one day i will sail whit them. Don't care abouth the danger when you love the waves.

Maybe wear orange and yellow instead of BLACK.

34:43 MASS EFFECT 3 MUSIC!!

They could were a personal EPIRB attached to their life vest. But I was also astonished to see that they don't even wear vests in my situations. Like the first guy that went over board...

Small drones with IR cameras could have saved Fisher. You have a MOB, mark the spot, turn the vessel, launch the drone. If you are on a yacht that costs as much as these, we can buy the available tech to prevent this from happening again. RIP.

Being able to compete in this race is my goal as a sailor but after this I might reconsider

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those who take the the chance , Great race , Well done to all who competed > ALL

2:29 Such diversity in the sailing world

Amazing accomplishment to even finish this!

Why are the guys not wearing Epirp at all times?

Fabulous Fabulous Fabulous (no other words)

...competing with the best... in the worst.

So beautiful, so touching /)

One lucky man.

Sail it like you stole it!

Eu falo português

Rip john

good stuff

my dream! ⛵💙

WTF, is it now mandatory to have at least 2 women on board? 🤦

They killed 1 fisherman and 1 sailman. Volvo should stop this races forever

Nanti allah marah berdosa tau :) ⚡