Our last talk at Rick Stein in Sandbanks
We decided a Q+A style approach would be a good format, having now had so much practice! Rick Stein was an amazing venue, with beautiful...
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Hello!
BREAKING NEWS! The team are leaving 24 hours earlier on 11th instead of the 12th December, due to a weather front coming in on the 14th. Sally, Julie and Ed leave La Gomera, Canary Islands to row 3000 miles to English Harbour, Antigua.
Why?
We love a challenge. And we want to raise money for our chosen charities, Teenage Cancer Trust, Blesma, Ellen McArthur Cancer Trust and Oarsome Chance
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It's a state of mind.
WHO ARE WE?
OUR SPONSORS
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OUR SPONSORS TEXT LIST
Rayner | Aeon | Hurst UK | Captains Club Hotel | Ebb and Flow Wealth Ltd | Stuarts Garden Centres | Avon Marina | Inventsports | Neaves Rowing | American Fizz & Dweebs | Precision Hydration | Taylor Made Design | Rowing Adventures | VOX Films | Wise Guys | Intego Pro | Downton Distillery | Salcombe Gin Spin lock | Sovereign Technologies | Signs of Distinction | Bournemouth Sign Company | Boathouse | Savvy Navvy | Mustang clothing | Passenger clothing | Jimmys Iced Coffee | Boodles | RSM UK | Kleaning Co. | Comms Search & Selection | Rockley | Ebb & Flo Jewellery | Fredas Peanut Butter | New Forest Fruits | Chorus Accounting | Mudeford Sea Scouts | Conker Gin | The Hut | Yeti | Colin Nash | Dr James Whitticase | Musto | Toio | Laura Dillon | Mr Jeremy Southgate | Ian Lamb | Ian Stevens | Keef Marine | Kifi Ceative | Mermaid Gin | Thomas Tripp | Lymington Yacht Haven | Evolve To Succeed | The Tool Store | The Chewton Glen | Reform Media | Beyond Me | Christchurch Sailing Club | Christchurch Rowing Club | Pig Beer | Gemma Angharad - Performance | Sandbanks Clinic | Boutique on a Bus | Live Laugh Love | The Lions Club | Peer To Peer | Infinite 8 | Hot Tomato | Ellie Ervine | Chewton Glenn Hotel | Marsham Court Hotel | Alfatronix | Forest Biltong | Dabchicks Rowing Club, Yarmouth | Executive Association London | Christchurch Walking Football Club
The Race
Starting off the sunny coasts of the Canary Islands, the race
(known as the 'World's Toughest Row') will take all 30-40 teams across the treacherous seas of the Atlantic Ocean to the idyllic Caribbean Islands.
The race takes on average 50 days of pure rowing with the
crew crossing the line in Antigua.
Our Charities
The World's Toughest Row
Our crew dynamics are vital. 4 people for 40-50 days in a very small boat is a skill. We hope our off shore experience, navigation, rowing, sailing, military discipline and a touch of madness will all help!
Sustainability is also a key part of our row. We aim to have as little impact on the environment as possible. The race supported by Atlantic Campaigns but unassisted.
Be part of our journey and SPONSOR US!
Our Charities
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