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Sara G Hallin Marine Big Blue Matthew & Chris Cleghorn Kamel Chaabane Victor Mooney |
Britannia III Progress, Amigo Rob Eustace Erden Eruc Roz Savage Keith Whelan |
Sean Moriarty Commando Joe Serge Jandaud Indian Runner 4 Indian Runner II Roz Savage |
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Brothers Kieran and Shaun Sweeney (GB) made an attempt to pedal the Atlantic from Puerto Mogan, Gran Canaria to Barbados onboard their one-of-a-kind human powered ocean pedal craft the “Lydia Rose”. For details >>> |
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Left Puerto Mogan, Gran Canaria on
December 8th 2011 at 12:10GMT.
Due to technical failure returned for repairs later at night |
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July 10, 2011:
ocean rowboat "Carpe Diem"
left Vaxholm, Sweden, skippered by
Thomas Siösteen,
who intended to row solo the whole way from his native Vaxholm to Venice,
Italy, via Germany - the Netherlands - France (canals)- Marseille -
Italy- Sicily. |
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Oceanrower Sarah Outen (Indian E-W 2009) is attempting to circumnavigate the Northern Hemisphere under her own power - by ocean rowboat, bike and kayak. The expedition "London to London Via the World" will include rowing the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans. The aim is to make a continuous journey without returning home for the duration of the expedition (estimated 2.5 years) |
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Roz Savage (GB) |
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after successful crossings of the Atlantic E-W
(2006) and the Pacific E-W (2008 - 10) solo, has
undertaken an attempt
to row
the Indian Ocean in her ocean rowboat Sedna to
become the first woman to row three oceans. |
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Left Geraldton
on April 30th 2011 at 2:15GMT (10am local time), made a "pit stop" at Abrolhos Islands for repairs on May 2nd, relaunched from Abrolhos Islands, WA. on May 4th 2011 Finished in Mauritius on October 4th 2011 at 6:27GMT Congratulations to Roz on becoming The First Woman and The First British to Row Three Oceans !!! |
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Congratulations to
Jock Wishart and his crew of Old Pulteney |
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May 14, 2011: Oceanrower Erden Eruc (the first person to row three oceans) continues the Human Powered Circumnavigation expedition; he has completed his Mozambique-Namibia bicycle stage which included climbing the highest point in Africa, Mt. Kilimanjaro. Reached Luderitz, Namibia on August 23, 2011. To track this journey click here >>>
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Ikuo Tateo (Japan) |
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has undertaken his third attempt (2004,
2008) to row the
Pacific Ocean in his bright red-coloured ocean rowboat Eolia
(which means “the goddess of the winds”. It is an old-style
Japanese one-oar boat) to become the first
Japanese and the oldest person (70) to row an ocean. |
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On the morning of June 16, 2011 Tateo set out
from Newport Harbour, California, USA headed to Hawaii, a mid-stop on his way to Japan Arrived at Hawaii Yacht Club's Aloha Dock, Friday, August 12th, at approx. 6:30 PM |
Ben Stenning & James Adair (GB) | ||||
On August 14, 2011 Team 'Indian Runner II' successfully completed Indian Ocean Race 2011. | ||||
Left Geraldton, WA.
on April 21st 2011 at 6:30GMT |
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James Kayll, Edward Wells, Oliver Wells and Tom Kelly (GB) | ||||
On July 6, 2011 Team 'Indian Runner 4' successfully completed Indian Ocean Race 2011. | ||||
Left Geraldton, WA.
on April 21st 2011 at 6:30GMT |
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Serge Jandaud (France) |
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After rowing the Pacific Ocean from Peru to Wallis Island (the Territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands) in 2010, has resumed his row to Australia. |
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On May 29, 2011 departed from Wallis Island towed by a motorboat. After 1h30min of tow, that took them to get to the west passage in the coral reef surrounding the island, the boat was cast off amid the applause of those who accompanied "Clinique Pasteur Toulouse" (aka "Connétable" 2004). On June 25, 2011 arrived to Vanuatu Islands. The details to follow |
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On June 8th 2011 at 10:15GMT Serge Jandaud was added to the exclusive list of 19 ocean rowers who spent totally more than 250 days at sea; he became the 20th member of the Ocean Rowing Club "250 +" |
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Club "250 +" - the longest total time at sea | ||||
Mark Waterson, Dave Hartley, John Mollison, Pete Rowlands (GB) |
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Varying members of the Commando Joe Team have previously raced to the Magnetic North Pole, rowed across the North Atlantic Ocean and ran the Gobi Desert Ultra Marathon and now are undertaking their latest challenge - they are attempting to row unsupported and non stop around Great Britain |
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Departed
from Scarborough Marina on June 6th 2011 at 5:40GMT
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Sean Moriarty (Ireland) |
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undertook an attempt to row the Atlantic West to East solo, from Newfoundland, Canada to Kerry, Ireland in his boat "Positive Outcome". |
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Left St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
on June 11th 2011 at 15:30GMT Returned to the Start point on June 13th 2011 at approx. 12:00GMT (t.b.c.) Details to follow |
Keith Whelan (Ireland) |
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has undertaken the second attempt to row the Indian Ocean E-W from Geraldton, WA. to Mauritius to become the First Irish to row the Indian Ocean and the youngest male ocean rower (30 years and 2 month old at the start of the row) to complete it solo. |
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Was towed from
Geraldton, WA. to North Abrohlos Island on
May 24th (May 25th local time) - his planned point of re-start
Restarted from Abrohols Island on June 4th 2011 at 00:00 (time t.b.c.) Was picked up, which required a diversion by a Japanese cargo vessel, 216 kilometres off Australia's east coast Tuesday, June 7th 2011 after calling for help on his satellite phone. |
Keith Whelan (Ireland) |
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undertook an attempt to row the Indian Ocean E-W from Geraldton, WA. to Mauritius to become the First Irish to row the Indian Ocean and the youngest male ocean rower (30 years and 2 month old at the start of the row) to complete it solo. |
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Departed from
Geraldton, WA. on
May 7th 2011 at 04:24GMT,
made a stop at one of Abrolhos Islands on May 11th 2011 Relaunched from Abrolhos Islands on May 12th 2011 Returned to Abrolhos Islands due to adverse weather on May 17th 2011 On May 19th returned to Geraldton and is planning to re-start at the end of the week |
Roz Savage (GB) |
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after successful crossings of the Atlantic E-W (2006) and the Pacific E-W (2008 - 10) solo, made an attempt to row the Indian Ocean in her ocean rowboat Brocade to become the first woman to row three oceans solo. |
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Departed from
Fremantle, WA. on April 12th 2011
at 23:00GMT (April 13th 07:00 local time) Returned for repairs on April 25th 2011 |
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has resumed his row across the Indian Ocean to complete its final leg - from Madagascar to African mainland. |
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Left Mahajanga, Madagascar on March 26 2011 at 05:50GMT (08:50 local time) | ||||
Landed in Cidade de Angoche, Mozambique at 22:00GMT on April 20th 2011 | ||||
Congratulations to Erden on
becoming the First person to row the Indian Ocean from mainland Australia to mainland Africa !!! |
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