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John Beeden Team Gallagher Kieran Sweeney & Callum McDonald (1) Sara G |
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Kieran Sweeney & Callum McDonald (GB) |
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are undertaking their
third 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”.
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Left Puerto Mogan Gran Canaria at 10:00GMT
on February 1,
2012
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Margaret Bowling (skipper), Ben Turner and Clark Carter (Australia) |
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are rowing from Wilsons Promontory, Victoria to Hobart,
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Left Victoria on January 27th 2012 (time
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Message from Margaret Bowling, 31.01.12
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Matt Craughwell, Skipper, Ian Rowe
(both UK), Aodhan Kelly (Ireland),
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Crew of 6 on board
Sara G
was rowing the Atlantic E - W from Tarfaya, Morocco to PSC, Barbados
in attempt to break the current world
speed record
(3.896
m/h)
set by Sara G crew on February 8th 2011 and to
become the first
sub 30day crew.
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Left
Tarfaya, Morocco
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30.01.12: According to Coast Guard Duty
Officer of Fort de France, Martinique , they have
coordinated that two merchant ships - tanker Naparima (ETA Trinidad and Tobago 02 February 2012) and bulker Nord Taipei - are proceeding to Sara G position. It has been reported that all the crew are safe and in the life raft, attached by a line to their capsized boat. It is expected that a rendezvous with the vessels will take place at approx. 02:00GMT on January 31st .
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02:00GMT on January 31st 2012 the crew was picked up
by bulker
Nord Taipei
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Kieran Sweeney & Callum McDonald (GB) |
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have undertaken the second 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”.
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Left Puerto Mogan Gran Canaria
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2012 at 14:00GMT Being 40 miles from land on Jan 26, 2012 sent request for assistance, took the tow at 18:00GMT and arrived to Gran Canaria at 7:00GMT on Jan 27, 2012 |
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Nigel Cherrie, Martin Berka, James Blake and Andrew McCowan (NZ) |
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the four-man 'Team Gallagher' rowing team became the first New Zealand team to row the Tasman, using the iconic harbour bridges of Sydney and Auckland as the start and finish lines. |
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Left Sidney, Australia and passed under the
Harbour Bridge on November 26, 2011 at 22:38GMT (November 27, 09:38am local time) Made landfall in the Bay of Islands on January 16th 2012 at 02:30GMT (15:30 local time), becoming the first New Zealand team to row across the Tasman Sea >>> They picked up supplies, said goodbye to Martin Berka, who had to get off, restocked the boat and resumed their slog to Auckland On January 20, 2012 at 4:00GMT (t.b.c.) 5pm local time, 'Team Gallagher' rowed under the Harbour Bridge of Auckland. The row is completed. |
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successfully completed the row across the Atlantic E-W solo in his ocean rowboat Virgin London Marathon, from Gran Canaria to Barbados. |
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Left Puerto Mogan, Gran Canaria on
November 23rd 2011 at 08:50GMT Crossed the longitude of North Point Barbados on January 15, 2012 at 12.42GMT |
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