GBRow 2013 organisers are looking forward to meeting skippers and crew at our first race briefing in Bristol on Saturday, February 2.

Will de Laszlo, skipper of the Grenadier Guards’ crew that currently hold the word record for rowing around Britain, and Belinda Kirk – leader of the Seagals holders of the women’s record – will reveal what crews can expect during the epic race.

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