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Rowing over 2000 miles unassisted requires much more than just strength, stamina and endurance. To be able to successfully circumnavigate Great Britain teams need to understand navigation and the sea’s tidal flow, which is why it’s acknowledged to be the toughest rowing race in the world.

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July 2013

RACE UPDATE 08.00BST Jul 04

After a full day of rowing, Savoir Faire are at [...]

By mikeadmin|2013-07-04T06:45:59+01:00July 4, 2013|Race Directors Journal|Comments Off

RACE UPDATE 07.30BST Jul 03

Savoir Faire have been at sea for 12 hours, after [...]

By mikeadmin|2013-07-03T06:40:59+01:00July 3, 2013|Race Directors Journal|Comments Off

BLOG from Savoir Faire Jul 02

Blog from Josh Tarr on Savoir Faire, at anchor near [...]

By mikeadmin|2013-07-02T07:34:59+01:00July 2, 2013|Race Directors Journal|Comments Off

MESSAGE from the victorious Islanders

GBRow 2013 race winners and new Guinness World Record holders, [...]

By mikeadmin|2013-07-01T13:57:23+01:00July 1, 2013|Race Directors Journal|Comments Off

RACE UPDATE 09.00BST Jul 1

One month into GBRow 2013 and Jason McKinlay and Josh [...]

By mikeadmin|2013-07-01T08:30:05+01:00July 1, 2013|Race Directors Journal|Comments Off