In 2006 Rob Munslow set out onboard his rowing boat Carnegie X-Stream. Departing St Johns, Newfoundland, Canada on the 27th June Rob arrived at Rosevear Island the Isles of Scilly in a time of 64 days 10 hours 48 minutes setting a World Record for the fastest solo unsupported land to land to crossing.

Enduring blisters, storms, capsizes and the loss of his water desalinator after just 16 days Robs crossing was epic. To read the complete story of his adventure and to view the log of past exhpeditions click here

Undeterred by the disaster of 2002 Rob and fellow crew mates George Rock, Nigel Morris and Steve Dawson set out onboard Naturally Best in May 2005 with the aim of achieving the fastest unsupported row of the North Atlantic. The team were successful setting a record time 39 days 21 hours 9 minutes 30 sec’s. They also became the first four man team to cross the North Atlantic.

Left - Right Steve Dawson, George Rock, Rob Munslow, Nigel Morris.

In 2002 Rob Munslow set out as the youngest person to ever attempt an unsupported row across the North Atlantic. Aged 23 he was part of the four man Skandia Atlantic Spirit crew which included skipper Mark Stubbs, and crew mates George Rock and Nigel Morris. This attempt came to a disastrous end when they were hit by a storm which tore the rudder from the boat.

Left - Right Steve Dawson, Mark Stubbs, George Rock, Nigel Morris, Rob Munslow. Front Row; Tom McClean