We’ve only gone and done it! We rowed across the Atlantic Ocean! 39 days, 16 hours and 42 minutes!
All of us are lost for words, the support from family, friends, loved ones, our sponsors and the whole of Yorkshire has been truly and utterly mind blowing! Thank YOU for all of your support! We would love you to join us at our Welcome Home Pizza Party.
All of us are lost for words, the support from family, friends, loved ones, our sponsors and the whole of Yorkshire has been truly and utterly mind blowing! Thank YOU for all of your support! We would love you to join us at our Welcome Home Pizza Party.
OPERATION – ROW4VICTORY
Team Row4Victory are four fearless friends from Yorkshire who will be putting their physical and mental strength to the test when they row 3,000 nautical miles across the ocean in aid of the British Legion, in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge 2018.
The team unites a serving Royal Engineer, an ex-Royal Marine, a civilian and a serving Chief Technician in the Royal Air Force. They will attempt to cross the unrelenting seas and win the 4 man pure class race, smashing the current record. To commemorate 100 years since the end of the Great War the lads are rowing for two awesome military charities, the Royal British Legion and Soldier On!
Described at the ‘World’s toughest endurance race’, team Row4Victory will start the challenge in December 2018 in La Gomera in the Canaries and row 3000 miles to English Harbour in Antigua. To put that in to perspective more people summit Mount Everest every year than have EVER rowed across an ocean. The race could take between 35 and 70 days with the team rowing 2 hour shifts in pairs around the clock. With storms, adverse weather conditions, hunger and sleep deprivation, the team will face the challenge of their lives.
Get on board today by supporting Row4Victory by sponsoring or donating.
The team unites a serving Royal Engineer, an ex-Royal Marine, a civilian and a serving Chief Technician in the Royal Air Force. They will attempt to cross the unrelenting seas and win the 4 man pure class race, smashing the current record. To commemorate 100 years since the end of the Great War the lads are rowing for two awesome military charities, the Royal British Legion and Soldier On!
Described at the ‘World’s toughest endurance race’, team Row4Victory will start the challenge in December 2018 in La Gomera in the Canaries and row 3000 miles to English Harbour in Antigua. To put that in to perspective more people summit Mount Everest every year than have EVER rowed across an ocean. The race could take between 35 and 70 days with the team rowing 2 hour shifts in pairs around the clock. With storms, adverse weather conditions, hunger and sleep deprivation, the team will face the challenge of their lives.
Get on board today by supporting Row4Victory by sponsoring or donating.
PERSONNEL – ROW4VICTORY
L-R Fraser Mowlem, Will Quarmby, Duncan Roy & Glyn Sadler
Read more about the Row4Victory personnel, their team responsibilities and inspiration for doing this race.
MISSION – ROW4VICTORY
To honour the work the Royal British Legion has done over the 100 years since the end of World War One.
11 November 1918 witnessed the end of World War One, Britain and her allies were victorious! The fighting on the battlefield had ended, however for the families of the fallen and for the 1.75 million injured the war endured. In 1921 the British Legion was founded and has been providing financial, social and emotional support to veterans of the British Armed Forces, their families and dependants ever since. In the 100 years since the end of the Great War they have helped us all understand the importance of remembrance so that the sacrifices of our Armed Forces are never forgotten through the annual festival of remembrance and the Poppy Appeal. Through the efforts of the Royal British Legion scores of injured Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen have been helped during their recoveries and with the transition back into civilian life.
11 November 1918 witnessed the end of World War One, Britain and her allies were victorious! The fighting on the battlefield had ended, however for the families of the fallen and for the 1.75 million injured the war endured. In 1921 the British Legion was founded and has been providing financial, social and emotional support to veterans of the British Armed Forces, their families and dependants ever since. In the 100 years since the end of the Great War they have helped us all understand the importance of remembrance so that the sacrifices of our Armed Forces are never forgotten through the annual festival of remembrance and the Poppy Appeal. Through the efforts of the Royal British Legion scores of injured Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen have been helped during their recoveries and with the transition back into civilian life.
SUPPORTING
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The Royal British Legion provides lifelong support for the Armed Forces community - serving men and women, veterans, and their families.
Find out more: Royal British Legion |
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Soldier On! is a charity recruitment organisation whose purpose is to secure civilian employment opportunities for service-leavers, and former members of the Armed Forces, who have acquired a disability, life-changing sickness or long-term injury whilst serving.
Find out more: Soldier on! |
Find out more by visiting www.taliskerwhiskyatlanticchallenge.com
For sponsorship and partnership enquiries please contact us by email: info@row4victory.com
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