Team New Zealand have learnt some hard lessons about how much one wrong call can cost you in the Volvo Ocean Race.
Camper remains in fourth place after day five of the first leg but is trailing by 173 miles as the team bids to find the best position to benefit from an expected north-west breeze.
Skipper Chris Nicholson says Camper is suffering from a wrong call as they entered the Atlantic.
"As we left the Mediterranean it was a borderline call whether we went west or stayed in closer to the shoreline. These aren't traditional conditions for this part of the leg and it has been a pretty brutal reminder for us of the importance of getting on the right side of major weather shifts and backing our calls.