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ORS international is pleased to announce that the latest Phil Morrison solo/pairs ocean rowboat is available to be made from our mould.

Rossiter Yachts Christchurch , founded in 1937, is the exclusive boat builder for this class of boat,
now you can have a boat professionally built from mould in an established and fully equipped boatyard.

Phil Morrison has again been engaged by ORS Int. to design a new 4s boat to be built by
Rossiter Yachts Christchurch.

 

We and Rossiter Yachts are happy to discuss with you details of your solo /double and fours ocean rowboat.

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 Return of the Anglo-American Boat Race from 1872 ! 
18th edition  - GB Row Challenge 2010

Open Class ocean rowboats:  2-man, 3-man, 4-man +
£4,000 entry fee per boat

1st June 2010

£60,000 Prize for Beating the Record !!!


Be  part of one of the hardest races in the world,  row 2,010 miles  around the mainland coast of Great Britain
 Set a new record and enter your name into the Guinness Book of World Records
Raise money and profile for charities
 

The race will start and finish at London’s Tower Bridge, so your sponsors will get max PR value

Competitor registration  >>>

 

 
Woodvale Challenge Ltd has announced a new racing event
“The Atlantic Allum Cup Race 2011”
La Gomera - Antigua
Starts January 12th 2011
For details >>>

 
Rowing partners wanted !!!
 
 An ocean rower Justin Coleman intends to convert an ocean  rowboat into an ocean pedal boat and cycle from Gran Canaria to Barbados. He needs a partner for this adventure.
 If interested (UK residents only), please contact the ORS in the first instance. Departure is planned for
January 2013.

Crew of 12 skippered by Simon Chalk on board Britannia III is attempting to row the North Atlantic from New York to Scilly Isles in Mid June this year in a bid to break the overall speed crossing time of 55 days set in 1896 by Harboe & Samuelson. The crew is not yet completed, so if interested, contact the organisers  >>>
 
We are entering a crew into the Anglo American Boat Race 2010 with the sole aim of winning the race and the £60,000 prize fund. We are taking expressions of interest from men who think they have what it takes to win the race. You must be available for the month of June.
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Arrivals:  Katie Spotz, Crew of 6 (World Ocean Rowing)  
Now at Sea : Woodvale Atlantic Rowing Race,  Christophe Sepot & Bart Verboven
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Katie Spotz (USA)

       
Last Positions TIME
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70  :  05  :  22  :  00

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has rowed the Atlantic E-W solo from Dakar, Senegal, to Georgetown, Guyana, to become the youngest solo ocean rower and the first American to row the Atlantic solo from continent to continent.

Left Dakar on Sunday, January 3rd 2010 at 10:45GMT

Arrived to Georgetown, Guyana on March 14th 2010 at 16:07GMT


         

Crew of 6 (International)

       
Matt Craughwell (GB) Peter Williams (IRE) Positions

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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


Julian Bellido & Sigurd Haveland (Gibraltar)        
  Last Positions

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have undertaken an attempt to row the Atlantic  E-W without touching land in their boat Herkules, leaving from their hometown Gibraltar and finishing in Antigua.

Departed Gibraltar on March 5th 2010 at 07:39GMT

On March 6th 2010  Herkules called the challenge off

due to severe weather conditions. Picked up by a Spanish rescue vessel at about 08:00am (07:00GMT) local time

 
 
 

  NOW AT SEA

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

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

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are rowing the Atlantic E to W from Gran Canaria to Antigua in the ocean rowboat Zeeman Challenger.

Departed Arguineguin, Gran Canaria on January 26th 2010 at 17:00GMT

 

 
 

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Ocean rowers and/or  ocean rowboats in other adventures

 

Erden Eruç (Turkey)        
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After rowing the Pacific E to W, from California, USA to Finsch Harbor, Papua New Guinee, hiking and kayaking to Oro Bay, walking across PNG from the Solomon Sea shores to the Coral Sea shores, rowing from Port Moresby, PNG to Turtlehead Island, Australia, 
paddling
a sea-kayak about 650km through croc-infested waters to Cooktown, - is cycling from Cooktown to Canberra. 

Departed  Turtlehead Island at 02:15GMT (12:15 local time) January 28 2010
Arrived in Cooktown on February 15 2010
Started a cycle leg of his journey (
from Cooktown to Canberra) on February 18 2010


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.
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  August 2010: oceanrower Ralph Tuijn (NL) will add more sea miles to his Atlantic and Pacific crossings by rowing in team with Pieter Smit non-stop from Amsterdam to Svalbard, aka Spitzbergen (the northernmost inhabited island in the world). The route of 2890km/1796 miles as the crow flies is crossing the northern part of the Atlantic and ending in the Arctic Ocean, so the working title of the expedition is: “80 Degrees North Challenge”. It will be the first time that an ocean rowboat is going that far north (record of Smurgis is 77˚ 44' N) and the second time that it reaches the Arctic ocean.
Note: Expedition website to be launched in Dutch and English by the end of February 2010.

 

Jan  2013: oceanrower Justin Coleman & TBC intends to convert an ocean rowboat into an ocean pedal boat and cycle
 from Gran Canaria to Barbados. Departure is planned for January 2013.


 
 

Ocean Rows to start in 2010




Serge Jandaud (France)

Erden Eruç (Turkey)

 after successful crossing of the Atlantic E-W in 2006,  is ready for a solo row across the Pacific E-W, from Peru to Australia (15 000 km in 8 months +/- 2) in his boat Clinique Pasteur. The start is planned for April 2010

after completing his trans-Australia journey that includes kayaking from Turtlehead Island to Cooktown,  cycling from Cooktown to Canberra, climbing Mt Kosciuszko, - is going to row the Indian Ocean from Perth (WA) to India. The start is planned for April 2010



Emmanuel Coindre (France)

Dave Brooks (GB)

after 4 rows across the Atlantic (2 E-W and 2 W-E) and a row across the Pacific W to E intends to row the Indian Ocean solo between Carnarvon (WA) and Reunion Island.  This will be an attempt to become the first person in history to row across three oceans. The departure is scheduled for Australian winter 2010

upon completing his solo row across the Atlantic E-W (in progress) intends  to continue across the Caribbean to Panama, and then journey out across the Pacific Ocean to Australia, via Hiva Oa (an island north of Tahiti).



 

 

Simon Chalk (GB) +11 (t.b.a.) 

 

Crew of 12 skippered by Simon Chalk on board Britannia III will attempt to row the North Atlantic from New York to Scilly Isles  in a bid to break the overall speed crossing time of 55 days set in 1896 by Harboe & Samuelson. The departure is planned for Mid June 2010



Race of  solo ocean rowboats across the Atlantic W to E
 from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
to 
 longitude of Ushant Island, Brittany (05°08’ West)

Starts on June 12 2010

“La Route du Nord” - 2800 nautical miles (5000 km), - will be competed  by about ten rowers on board 7.50 meter long one-design boats -
single-handed, non-stop and without assistance



Gary Moore (GB)

Julian Bellido & Sigurd Haveland (Gibraltar)

is going to row the Atlantic E - W from Lisbon, Portugal to Antigua  in a bid to be the first solo rower on this route to make it from mainland Europe to the Caribbeans non-stop. He will row the boat Amazing Grace, formerly Atlantic Warrior and is looking forward to the row after 3.5 years of plotting and planning. The departure is scheduled for October - November 2010

are going to undertake their second attempt to row the Atlantic  E-W without touching land in their boat Herkules, leaving from their hometown Gibraltar and finishing in Antigua. The departure is planned for November 2010



Big Blue (International)

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 crew of 14 (skipper, engineer and 12 rowers, representing UK, USA, Canada, Chile and Austria.)  intend to row from Morocco to Barbados aboard the custom 40 foot catamaran 'Big Blue' in attempt to break the current World Record,  for the BLUE RIBAND TROPHY of Ocean Rowing, - by rowing the Atlantic E - W in 30 days.
The intended date of the start - December 31st 2010

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Matthew and Chris Cleghorn (GB) 

Sarah Outen (GB)

Two brothers, former Royal Marines, intend to launch their Parkinson’s Atlantic Rowing Challenge, setting off from La Gomera, Canary Islands  and arriving at English Harbour in Antigua 41 days (or less) later.
The departure is scheduled for January 2nd 2011

will attempt to circumnavigate the globe 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 circumnavigation without returning home for the duration of the expedition (estimated 2.5 years)  The start is scheduled for March 2011.



Keith Whelan (Ireland) 

 

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is going 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.
The departure is planned for April 17th 2011

are going to row the Harbo and Samuelson route  to chase down their 55 day record - from Battery Park, New York City, to Bishop Rock Light House in the Isles of Scilly, UK. The departure is planned for June  2011


  The Atlantic Allum Cup Race 2011

solo’s, pairs, fours, six, eight and maxi

From La Gomera to Antigua

The Race starts on January 12th 2011


Indian Ocean Rowing Race 2011

From Geraldton, Western Australia to Mauritius

Race starts on Sunday April 17th 2011

 

Atlantic Rowing Race 2011
from San Sebastian de La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain
 to English Harbour, Antigua

Solo, Pairs, Fours.

The start is scheduled for December 2011


 

Ocean Rows to start in 2012

Ben Turner (Australia)

 

Alejandro Cammarasana (Argentina)

is planning to row the Pacific E to W  from Lima, Peru to Sydney, Australia. If successful Ben will become the first Australian and the youngest person to row across the Pacific Ocean solo. The departure is planned for 2012 (date t.b.a.)

plans to row the Atlantic E-W solo from La Gomera to Barbados in his custom-built ocean rowboat "el Día en Llamas". The estimated departure date - December 2012



Gerson Canton (Brazil)

 

plans to row the Atlantic solo from Lisbon, Portugal to Bahia, Brazil to become the first Brazilian to row from Portugal to Brazil. The start date t.b.a.
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