A single ocean rowing boat alone on the open Atlantic, seen from high above

The crew

Cam and Harry

Cam

Cam

Age 30

Height
6ft
Rowing experience
Local pond rowing boats
Biggest fear on the row
The bucket spilling inside the boat
Biggest excitement
Stars with no light pollution
Estimated mutiny count
1Early on, when we realise we forgot something
Favourite film quote
“No luck catchin’ them swans then?”
Will miss most
A dry bed
Food he will miss most
A big Sunday lunch
Song stuck in his head
Gimme Gimme Gimme - ABBA
One luxury on board
Christmas whisky
Harry

Harry

Age 29

Height
5’9″A Hinge 5’11″
Rowing experience
Cambridge Head winner, solo and pairs
Biggest fear on the row
Marlin strikes
Biggest excitement
Some peace and quiet
Estimated mutiny count
3One failed attempt
Favourite film quote
“Beautiful things don’t ask for attention”
Will miss most
London rush hour
Food he will miss most
Chocolate
Song stuck in his head
Meet Me in the City - Adam Doleac
One luxury on board
A large outboard motor

How it all started

It began in a school choir

Whilst rowing an ocean requires a high level of athleticism, Cam and Harry first met singing in the school choir in 2010. Cam was an older and impressive tenor, Harry, a barely pubescent alto; a fact he has never been allowed to forget. It was their time in the choir that formed the basis of their friendship, and the reason music is so intrinsic to the team's identity. These days people say it is like they speak their own language, and many struggle to keep up with their quick, dark humour.

As adults, both Harry and Cam have sought to challenge themselves in aid of a desire to prove themselves physically and mentally. In the summer of 2026 they decided to take on their biggest challenge yet, this time as a team.

Cam and Harry outside in Team Sea Major tee shirts

Thank you

The support crew

We’d also like to give special thanks to our families. Between us that’s four parents, three siblings, two cockapoos, and one girlfriend. We imagine the only thing as hard as rowing an ocean is nervously watching someone you love row an ocean. Your support does not go unnoticed or unappreciated.

As much as completing the crossing for the sense of achievement it will bring is motivation in and of itself, it’s the thought of you all waiting for us in Antigua that will get us through the hardest shifts on the boat.

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