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Rows in 2010:
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In July 2010  French oceanrower Mathieu Bonnier (Bouvet Rames Guyanne 2009) became the first person (to our knowledge) to row solo across the Baffin Bay. He started from Qaanaaq, north of Greenland on July 16th and arrived in Lancaster on July 28th 2010. Now he is proceeding with his expedition and is rowing solo along the North-West Passage ( 6500 km ), that links the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans, north of Canada and Alaska.
Since 1903, when Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen became the first to cross the Canadian Arctic from east to west, less than thirty complete crossings have been recorded and a single sailing without assistance of an engine

Mathieu's dog Tico, an Alaskan husky, is his only companion during the new challenge. For details >>> (FR)   >>> (ENG)

Rescued on September 5th 2010

August 16th 2010, 9:00 AM : three Suffolk County (New York, USA) employees, oceanrower Chris Cuddihy (ORCA 2008, his son Ryan Cuddihy and Chris Rizopoulos were joined by native Long Islander (and “Row for a Cure” founder) Rick Shalvoy as they began their attempt to row a 26-foot Whitehall Skiff nonstop around Long Island.
The team have rowed  for over 300 miles to raise money and awareness for the Wounded Warrior Project. Press >>>

For details >>>

Nick Dennison and Hamish Reid GB)

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50 : 04 :15 : 00

Have become the first pair to row non-stop around GB

Set off from  Lymington Yacht Haven,Hampshire on Wednesday, 12 May 2010  at 10:15BST

Crossed the finish line on the Solent  on 1 July 2010 at 14:30BST
 

Virgin GB Row 2010

On June 1st 2010  at 17:38BST  two teams set off from Tower Bridge in London to row non-stop and unaided around Britain
to win the Virgin Trophy and a potential £45,000 prize, but on June 14th one team (Misfits) retired from the race.
The race  started and  finished at London’s Tower Bridge

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51 : 16 : 42 : 00

 The Seagals passed under London's Tower Bridge at  09:23GMT (10:23BST) on July 23 2010 

Olly Hicks , skipper(GB), John Mollison(GB), David Rowe(GB), Jack Jones(GB)

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13 : 03 :17 : 00

Entrants in Virgin GB Row 2010  have attempted to row non-stop and unaided around Britain on board a trimaran Misfits (aka 'Orca' )

Set off from Tower Bridge in London on June 1st 2010  at 17:38BST

Retired from the race on June 14th 2010
 

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46 : 04 : 15 : 00

has completed her solo row across the Pacific E to W in three stages. After the first stage in summer 2008 (from California to Hawaii, 99 days) and the second stage in 2009 (from Hawaii to Kiribati, 104 days), has finished the third, and final, stage - from Kiribati to Madang, PNG.

Departed Marine Training Centre in Tarawa, Kiribati on April 18th 2010 at 18:45GMT (April 19th 6:45am local time)

Arrived to Madang, PNG on June 3rd 2010 at 14:00GMT (23:00 local time) 

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02 : 09 : 39 : 00

Left Liberty Harbour Marina, NJ. on May 30th 2010 at 14:00GMT (10:00EDT, 15:00BST)

Stopped the row due to damages caused by storm on June 1 2010

Click here to see the departure photos >>>   

02 June 2010
 – ‘Artemis Investments’  has been towed to land for essential repairs.  Date of re-start to be confirmed later.

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109  :  04  :  15  :  00

                       Departed Arguineguin, Gran Canaria on January 26th 2010 at 17:00GMT
                                  Arrived  to Kourou, French Guiana  on May 15th 2010 at 21:15GMT (18:15 local time)                  

Atlantic Rowing Race 2010
from San Sebastian de La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain
 to English Harbour, Antigua

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118  :  01  :  14  :  00

Race started on January 4th 2010 at 13:30GMT

On January 20th 2010 adventurer Shaun Quincey, 24, departed Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia on board his ocean rowboat Tasman Trespasser II and after 54 days at sea put his feet back on NZ soil, having rowed solo from Australia to New Zealand - the first ever solo crossing of the Tasman in this direction, other than his father, Colin Quincey, who made history in 1977 by completing the first ever and only since successful solo Tasman crossing from New Zealand to Australia.
 Blog >>>   Positions >>>  Press >>>

Sara G - Crew of 6 (International)

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57  :  19  :  57  :  00

Matt Craughwell (GB), Peter Williams (IRE), Mylene Paquette (CAN), 
Pedro Cunha (Portugal), Mike Jones (Ireland) and James Kenworthy (GB) - Crew of 6, skippered by Matt Craughwell (with Peter Williams as 'Second In Command') have rowed the Atlantic East to West from Agadir, Morocco to Barbados.

Left Agadir, Morocco on January 12th 2010 at 07:00GMT 

Arrived into Port St. Charles, Barbados  on  March 11th, 2010 at 02:57GMT

Crew of 12 (International) - Britannia III

Anthony Titcombe (GB)

Last positions

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14 : 17 : 00 : 00

 made an attempt to row solo across the Atlantic East to West from La Gomera to Antigua. 

Departed from San Sebastian de La Gomera on January 19th 2010 at 9:00GMT

Row ended on February 3rd 2010 at 02:00GMT.
 Anthony has had to retire from his row due to a broken rudder, damaged by the extremely bad "and unusual" weather conditions

Eddy Lesage (France) 

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10 : 00 : 00 : 00

has undertaken his second attempt to row the Atlantic solo from the Canaries to Le Port in Guadeloupe (French West Indies) in the ocean rowboat "Martha Dos".

Left Restinga del El Hierro on Sunday, January 10th 2010 at 11:49GMT 

On January 20th 2010 Eddy decided to stop the row and asked a passing by yacht to tow his boat back to Tenerife.