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Video Clips
Below are Various Clips of Ocean Rowing Videos that are Available on the Internet
Click on the Icons to View the Clips (they are in alphabetical order) Alex Bellini Alex rowed the Atlantic Ocean in 2005 and is currently rowing across the Pacific Ocean. click here to view his website   All Relative (Short)  This is a short video of the All Relative Team from the Woodvale Atlantic Rowing Race 2005. Many of the teams suffer the challenges of bad weather. This is a light hearted video compliation of the teams's preperations, life on board and arrival into Antigua. All Relative (Long)  This video shows in more detail, the teams build up to the rowing race and life on board. It's a light hearted view with useful footage for future teams. There is also an interesting swipe regarding race positions and the "Ben & James Show". - A really good watch American Fire Rescue  Incredible footage of the two American girls, Emily Kohl and Sarah Kessans being rescued in the Woodvale Atlantic Rowing Race 2005. The boat was later recovered re-righted and returned to the girls. The boat was then shipped back to America Atlantic Angels The Atlantic Angels - Sarah Duff, Clair Desborough, Fiona Waller and Rachel Flanders - rowed as part of the Atlantic Rowing Race 2007 click here to view their website  Atlantic Jack Cath Allaway and Margaret Bowling rowed as part of the Atlantic Rowing Race 2007 Click here to view their website 
  Barbara Ivy Linda Griesel and Rachel Smith rowed as part of the Atlantic Rowing Race 2007 click here to visit their website  C2 Clint Evans and Chris Andrews rowed as part of the Atlantic Rowing Race 2005    Dom Mee and Tim Welford North Pacific row  
Henry Dale
Jan Meek and Dan Byles
Mother and son, Jan and Dan, rowed in the Atlantic Rowing Race 1997  
Jose Toledo
Michael and Ralph Tuijn
  No Fear Nick Histon and Jon Csehi rowed as part of the Atlantic Rowing Race 2007 click here to visit their website  Oar North West Brad Vickers, Jordan Hanssen, Dylan LeValley and Greg Spooner rowed as part of the North Atlantic Rowing Race 2006 
Orca
Roy Finlay, Denis Richards, Chris Cuddihy and Ronnie Desiderio became the first crew to row a multi-hull across the Atlantic from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean in 2007/08   Oyster Shack Ocean Challenger Simon Chalk, Ian Couch, Ben Thackwray, Mike Martin and George Oliver rowed the Atlantic from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean in 2007/08 becoming the first 5 to ever cross an ocean and fastest boat to row to Antigua. click here to view their website     Pedro Ripol and Francisco Korff   Pendovey Swift Ian Andrews and Joss Elliot rowed as part of the Atlantic Rowing Race 2007 click here to view their website  Spirit of Fernie Paul Attalla rowed solo as part of the Atlantic Rowing Race 2007 click here to view his website    Sally Kettle Double Ocean Rower  A short film highlighting Sally's two crossings of the Atlantic 2004 & 2005 as part of Rowgirls expedition. Unique footage from on board including the sad scenes of Jo Davies being taken off the Rowgirls expedition. Roz Savage 1  The only Solo female in the Woodvale Atlantic Rowing Race 2005, Roz tells the story of the first part of her campaign. From seeing the boat for the first time through fit-out and into the water. It's a real hands on project as Roz's life completely changes direction to the point of rowing the Atlantic. Roz Savage 2  Life on board. Some really good shots of heavy weather rowing and then flat calm bits. On camera thoughts - the low spots, equipment fails and her body hurts. A very honest account of some of the tougher parts of the row. Roz Savage 3  The last thing you need to be doing is climbing over the bow of your boat to cut your sea anchor free. This is amazing footage of Roz doing just that. The boat is tossing her around and the conditions are far from ideal. This video highlights how difficult it is to work on equipment problems that occur - this a simple trip line failure. Roz Savage 4  This is a very powerful video showing Roz's arrival into Antigua. Roz may have been the last boat to arrive across the finishing line of the race but the weather conditions in the 2005 race makes her achievement one of the greatest solo female rows in history. She recieved possibly the biggest reception in Antigua as her project captured the imagination of all those that followed her. Roz Savage 5  The final part of Roz's film compilation. An overview of an amazing project. The next ambition is to row the Pacific Ocean Solo. No female has ever completed a Pacific crossing from mainland to mainland - continue her progress at www.rozsavage.com |
