Mission Atlantic

It's great to see former rower complete his amazing journey.
Bravo fella. Nicely done!

2024 has been fun, but now it's time to tidy up and get back home to prepare for the 2025 edition.
If you'd like to row an ocean but don't want to wait years for race entry spots to become available and onto want the hassle and cost of finding a boat, and all the equipment, and sorting out shipping etc. then get in touch.

They've only gone a done it! have finished the and landed in Barbados 🇧🇧
The last few miles were tough as the offshore breeze filled in, but the team overcame the challenges and landed. Their total time stands at 50 days, 8 hours and 55 minutes.


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Louie is looking like a new man, and not just because of the beard!

Land Ahoy! 😅❤️🌴☀️

It's Day 42 and the crews are entering the Sargasso Sea.

Day 42 - Sargasso Sea - Mission Atlantic As the crews continue making their approach towards Barbados they are entering an area known as the Sargasso Sea. It's a huge area of the Atlantic Ocean where

It's day 37 and the crews have been trying to get some surfing action in.

Day 37 - Surf's up - Mission Atlantic it seems unlikely that ocean rowing boats would be able to surf and yet that's exactly what Oceans Elite have been able to do recently. To be able to surf an

It's day 36 and the Mission Atlantic crews have been focussing on their speed.

Day 36 - Finding speed - Mission Atlantic Our crews have been focussing on speed. Both crews have been working on reducing weight wherever they can with the aim to increasing their speed. It's

After 5 weeks at sea our crews have overcome so many huge challenges. We look at the different types of challenges they have overcome in today's Mission Update.

Day 35 - Week 5 completed - Mission Atlantic It's five weeks since the crews departed Gran Canaria. Since then they have

It's Day 34 and the Mission update for today is now live. Who has been spending valuable rest time fiddling with satellite phone charging cables, and who has been downloading new audiobooks while at sea?

Day 34 - Waving at waves - Mission Atlantic 10nm might not feel like a long way and you'd be forgiven for thinking that our teams, who are only separated by around 10nm, would be able to see each other,

It's day 33 and the crews are SO CLOSE to each other, they can almost wave. Get the latest in today's Mission update.

Day 33 - So close yet so far - Mission Atlantic It's been getting busy out on the Atlantic and Oceans Elite have reported that the tanker they saw today was the third ship they've seen in the last three