Clipper Round the World Yacht Race's video: Race 7: Prizegiving Ceremony The Lakewood Hills Zhuhai Race Clipper 2019-20 Race

An evening based at Subic Bay - Yacht Club, Philippines to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of the teams during Race 7. The evening commemorated the Unicef Charity champion, Andrew Cowan from GoToBermuda. Andrew has been very creative in his fundraising efforts he designed, produced and has been selling special GotoBermuda socks far and wide. He has sold roughly 200 pairs. In total, he has raised just over £3,000 to date. The running total raised by the Clipper 2019-20 Race is £257,172.39 and counting. The media prize went to Danny Lee from Unicef for his blog titled "Hotting Up". Danny summed up what it was like to cope with the extreme heat and sweltering conditions of the race from the Whitsundays to Subic Bay. For the racing, praise was given to Qingdao, the first team to reach the Scoring Gate East. Cheers followed for Unicef, which crossed in second place and Visit Sanya, China celebrated collecting a bonus point, having crossed the scoring gate in third. The results were revealed Dell Latitude Rugged Ocean Sprint North to the eager crowd. In third place, adding one point to its tally was Visit Sanya, China. Second fastest was Imagine your Korea. Taking gold and adding three points were a victorious Punta del Este. On return to Subic Bay, Qingdao and WTC Logistics competed for the bonus points in the Dell Latitude Rugged Ocean Sprint South. Scooping two points, Qingdao rejoiced in coming second and WTC Logistics added three points in achieving first place. Honoring the teams who finished the race in first, second and third place, first up to the stage was Imagine your Korea to receive the third place pennant after a fantastic race and third podium position to date. Next up to receive their pennant was Unicef, a third time on the podium for the team, a victorious crew rejoiced coming second in a highly competitive race. Qingdao held off stiff competition from Unicef but finished the race victorious. Congratulations were also given to all Race Crew who have completed their journey and are leaving the race in Subic Bay. The Leg 5 crew celebrated well into the night with the help of a band delivering 80s and 90s tunes to the party.