2008: Anne Quéméré’s new challenge - Solo kiting on the Pacific from San Francisco to the French Polynesian Islands

A WORLD'S FIRST: A WING OVER THE PACIFIC

Ocean rowers Fraser Dodds and John Peck (Atlantic E-W 2004) have completed   their expedition to the mountains of Kyrgyzstan (September 2007) >>>

The First French woman oceanrower Peggy Bouchet (Atlantic E-W, 1999-2000) in her new adventure - an ambitious project to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a sail balloon driven only by natural and renewable energy sources

Ocean rowers Jan Meek and Dan Byles ('Mother&Son' Team, boat Carpe Diem, Atlantic E-W 1997) in the Polar Race organized by oceanrower Jock Wishart (Atlantic E-W 1997)

In November 2006, ccommemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Founding of Scott Base, the winners of the 2003 Trans-Atlantic Rowing race New Zealanders Kevin Biggar and Jamie Fitzgerald undertook an attempt to man haul from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole and then returned back to their starting point using traction kites.

After rowing across the Atlantic in both directions (2003 and 2004) Anne Quéméré  has accomplished her new challenge: in 2006 she has crossed the North Atlantic in a kite-boat from New -York to Brittany

Operation South Georgia

To attempt the circumnavigation of South Georgia Pete Bray has assembled a team from amongst the best sea kayakers in the world...

WHITE ADMIRAL

Follow Diana and Stein Hoff's voyage on the White Admiral!

 Ocean Rowing Society member and Atlantic Rower Peter  Hogden has a new website for his custom sculls.

Experience Adventure with Tom McClean. Tom, who twice rowed the Atlantic W-E single handed, knows a thing or two about adventure.

Website of Swedish Oceanrower (Atlantic E-W in double, 2001) and one of the world’s best extreme distance runners Rune Larsson. Swedish with some articles in English

Dom Mee's crossing of the North Atlantic, from Canada to Great Britain… in a Kite Boat!

Ocean Rower  Dom Mee took on the North West Passage, following Sir John Ross's expedition of 1829 in a folding Klepper kayak (2003)

The Race to the North Magnetic Pole organised by a team led by British Adventurers Jock Wishart (an ocean rower) and David Hempleman-Adams (2003)

A new project "Arctic Challenge" of oceanrower Norman Butler and a small team of like minded individuals, who plan to walk over 350 miles to the True Magnetic North Pole".