LINKS to the sites of OCEAN ROWERS - past endeavours

2006 - 2007

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 Graham Walters has rowed a historical boat Puffin from La Gomera to St Barts to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Puffin's row.

 John Williams (GB), who rowed the Atlantic E-W with Mick Burke in the 2003  had teamed up with Canadian Glenn Edwards; they attempted to row 6,400 km across the Indian Ocean in boat formally known as ‘Atlantic Warrior'  - from Fremantle, WA to Mauritius

Andreu Mateu (Spain)  rowed from La Gomera to Antigua (2006 - 2007) and became the first Spaniard to row any ocean solo

At the end of September 2006 two brothers - Michael and Ralph Tuijn (Netherlands), - set to row the Atlantic E - W, from La Gomera to Curacao, Dutch Antilles.

27 year old Rob Munslow set out from St. John’s, Newfoundland on  June 27 2006 to fulfill his childhood dream, to row the North Atlantic solo and unsupported in a world record time beating the 55 day record held by his inspiration and idol Tom McClean.

Mike Sargeant, Steve Haysom, Andy Clark, Alasdair MacGillivray, entrants in the Shepherds Ocean Fours Rowing Race 2006, from New York Harbour to the Port of Falmouth, UK  

Charlie Martell, Pete Rowlands, Mark Waterson, Ben Fouracre, entrants in the Shepherds Ocean Fours Rowing Race 2006, from New York Harbour to the Port of Falmouth, UK  

Five young men - Jordan Hanssen, Greg Spooner, Brad Vickers, Dylan LeValley - the only American team,  who are participating in the Shepherds Ocean Fours Rowing Race 2006 from New York Harbour to the Port of Falmouth, UK

Alex Bellini (Italy) has rowed from Genova, Italy, heading southwest towards the strait of Gibraltar, then crossing the Atlantic Ocean.  He reached Fortaleza, Brasil, after rowing 8.300 kilometers in  224 days.

        Around-n-Over

Human powered circumnavigation of the world. Erden Eruc   rowed from Lisbon, Portugal to Guadeloupe onboard "Around-n-Over Boat" (formerly  Calderdale/Kaos).
Started as double, but rowed on as solo from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Atlantic Rowing Challenge 2006 by Tim Bradbury and Mike Norman in an attempt to row across the Atlantic Ocean from La Gomera in the Canaries to Antigua in the Caribbean, a distance of approximately 3000 miles. Their boat is called Fraser’s Boat,

After 2 crossings of the Atlantic and 2 months in South Ocean French oceanrower Jo Le Guen decided to take part in Shepherd Ocean Fours Rowing Race 2006   and to constitute a Franco-American crew of disabled.(postponed)

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