C’oar’nish Maid Solo Atlantic Row 2026

 

I was recently made aware of a name to watch for the 2026 edition of The World's Toughest Row-Atlantic.

“Claire,” and her boat “ C’oar’nish Maid” will be in the solo row category. 

You can find more about Claire and her journey to this competition below:

https://coarnishmaid.com/

Zara Lachlan

 

97 days at sea…with sharks, whales, near-misses and even a broken finger, 21 year old British Student Zara Lachlan has made history as the first woman to row solo from Europe to South America. Rowing 15 hours a day, her journey from Portugal to French Guyana is a great story of grit, perseverance, and why it’s important to have a supportive team around you. What’s next for Ms. Lachlan? Joining the Army, of course. Congrats to Ms. Lachlan on this fantastic feat!

Read more about it here:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c2d31ner4wjo

The World's Toughest Row - Atlantic: History Made!

 

History has been made, and Ananya Prasad is the first woman of color to row solo and unsupported across any ocean! Ananya was competing in The World's Toughest Row-Atlantic and she arrived in Antigua earlier today.

Rowing from La Gomera in the Canary Islands, she made the journey to the Caribbean after:

- 52 days, 5 hours and 44 minutes.

- 2800 nautical miles. In regular land miles, that is 3,222 miles.

 I wish Ms. Prasad a hearty congratulations on a job well done! I look forward to seeing what is in store for her next!

 You can find more about Ananya and her journey at the link below:

https://atlanticodyssey.net/