Emmanuel Coindre (France)

Gary Moore (GB)

after 4 rows across the Atlantic (2 E-W and 2 W-E) and a row across the Pacific W to E intends to row the Indian Ocean solo between Carnarvon (WA) and Reunion Island.  This will be an attempt to become the first person in history to row across three oceans. The departure is scheduled for Australian winter, August 2010

is going to row the Atlantic E - W from Lisbon, Portugal to Antigua  in a bid to be the first solo rower on this route to make it from mainland Europe to the Caribbeans non-stop. He will row the boat Amazing Grace, formerly Atlantic Warrior and is looking forward to the row after 3.5 years of plotting and planning. The departure is scheduled for October - November 2010

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Louis Webbink (Netherlands)

Julian Bellido & Sigurd Haveland (Gibraltar)

intends to row the Atlantic in both directions in his self-designed custom-built ocean rowboat Red Passion: E-W, from the Canaries to Barbados - row to start at the end of 2010; W-E, from New York to Europe - row to start in June 2011. On this route Louis will attempt to break the record of Harbo & Samuelsen (55 days) that stands from 1896.

are going to undertake their second attempt to row the Atlantic  E-W without touching land in their boat Herkules, leaving from their hometown Gibraltar and finishing in Antigua. The departure is planned for November 2010

Barbara Schwarzmann &
Anton Weikmann (Germany)

Big Blue (International)

experienced rowers and adventurers intend to row the Atlantic E-W, from La Gomera to Barbados in their ocean rowboat Santa Maria (aka Star Atlantic II). If successful they will become the first German team to row an ocean, and Barbara - the first German female ocean rower.
The departure is scheduled for December 2010.

 crew of 14 (skipper, engineer and 12 rowers, representing UK, USA, Canada, Chile and Austria.)  intend to row from Morocco to Barbados aboard the custom 40 foot catamaran 'Big Blue' in attempt to break the current World Record,  for the BLUE RIBAND TROPHY of Ocean Rowing, - by rowing the Atlantic E - W in 30 days.
The intended date of the start - December 31st 2010

         Ocean Rows to start in 2011

Matthew and Chris Cleghorn (GB) 

Two brothers, former Royal Marines, intend to launch their Parkinson’s Atlantic Rowing Challenge, setting off from La Gomera, Canary Islands  and arriving at English Harbour in Antigua 41 days (or less) later.
The departure is scheduled for January 2nd 2011

Crew of 6 on board Sara G will row the Atlantic E - W from Morocco to Barbados, following the successful  Atlantic Ocean crossing, organized by World Ocean Rowing in 2010.
The start is scheduled for January 2011 
Applicants are welcome! >>>

 Keith Whelan (Ireland) 

James Caple and Mike Altarace (USA)

is going to row the Indian Ocean E-W from Geraldton, WA. to Mauritius to become the First Irish to row the Indian Ocean and the youngest male ocean rower (30 years and 2 month old at the start of the row)  to complete it solo.
The departure is planned for April 17th 2011

  The Atlantic Allum Cup Race 2011

solo’s, pairs, fours, six, eight and maxi

From La Gomera to Antigua

The Race starts on January 12th 2011

Indian Ocean Rowing Race 2011

From Geraldton, Western Australia to Mauritius

Race starts on Sunday April 17th 2011

Atlantic Rowing Race 2011
from San Sebastian de La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain
 to English Harbour, Antigua

Solo, Pairs, Fours.

The start is scheduled for December 2011

Ocean Rows to start in 2012

Ben Turner (Australia)

Janice Jakait (Germany)

is planning to row the Pacific E to W  from Lima, Peru to Sydney, Australia. If successful Ben will become the first Australian and the youngest person to row across the Pacific Ocean solo. The departure is planned for 2012 (date t.b.a.)

intends to row the Atlantic E to W solo along the Classic Trade Winds Route I - from Canary Islands to Caribbean, from La Gomera to Antigua. If successful Janice will become the First German to row an ocean solo.
The start is planned for January 2012

Graeme de Wit (South Africa)

Alejandro Cammarasana (Argentina)

intends to pioneer an alternative route across the Indian Ocean - from Australia to South Africa, from continent to continent. Graeme will row a Phil Morrison design boat built by himself in his workshop in Pietermaritzburg.
The departure is planned for April 2012

plans to row the Atlantic E-W solo from La Gomera to Barbados in his custom-built ocean rowboat "el Día en Llamas". The estimated departure date - December 2012

Gerson Canton (Brazil)

plans to row the Atlantic solo from Lisbon, Portugal to Bahia, Brazil to become the first Brazilian to row from Portugal to Brazil. The start date t.b.a.
 Photos of the boat

Ocean Rows to start in 2013

Race of  solo ocean rowboats across the Atlantic W to E
 from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, U.S.A. to 
 longitude of Ushant Island, Brittany (05°08’ West)

Starts on June 2013

“La Route du Nord” - 2800 nautical miles (5000 km), - will be competed  by about ten rowers on board 7.50 meter long one-design boats -
single-handed, non-stop and without assistance