Two hours on. Two hours off.
The crew plans to row around the clock, facing sleep deprivation, waves and exhaustion. Training began in early 2026 in preparation for the December 2027 crossing.
WORLD’S TOUGHEST ROW · DECEMBER 2027
In December 2027, Oliver and three friends plan to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic, unsupported, from La Gomera to Antigua. A challenge beyond business, with a purpose bigger than the finish line.
Sponsorship and support enquiries are welcome.

THE CHALLENGE AHEAD
The crew plans to row around the clock, facing sleep deprivation, waves and exhaustion. Training began in early 2026 in preparation for the December 2027 crossing.
The aim is to raise over £200,000 for 4ED, Under One Sky and the RAF Benevolent Fund. This is the crew’s fundraising goal, not a total already raised.
A LITTLE MORE CONTEXT
The crew plans to take part in the World’s Toughest Row in December 2027, travelling from La Gomera in the Canary Islands to Antigua.
Email Oliver using the support enquiry link to discuss sponsorship and ways to help. Donation links will be shared when confirmed.
The goal is to raise over £200,000 for 4ED, Under One Sky and the RAF Benevolent Fund. The figure is a target rather than a claim about funds already raised.