UPCOMING EVENTS
AND THEY'RE OFF!!!
Track the SeaGals Here!

The SeaGals started their ROW around Great Britain.  The race website Virgin GB Row 2010   is a wonderful website with blogs, pics, messages, tracking, etc.  You will also be able to track them and send messages from RowofLife.com
SeaGals.co.uk

 

 

Virgin ROW AROUND GREAT BRITAIN
Race Started June 1, 2010
Track the teams and read the blogs on RowofLife/Race pages.  Contact Angela if you wish to help sponsor Angela's trip to Great Britain.  Check out the SeaGals site
http://www.seagals.co.uk/ 
SeaGals slide show below

Angela Madsen

RowofLife began when Angela Madsen, a paraplegic, from Long Beach, CA USA, and Franck Festor, a single below the knee amputee, from Metz, France, decided to ROW across the Atlantic Ocean in the Woodvale Challenge-2007 Atlantic Rowing Race.  On Feb. 7, 2008, after 66 days at sea, they completed that challenge.  There were 22 boats in the race (4 persons, pairs, and singles) RowofLife came in 8th in the pairs class and 10th overall.

On June 25, 2009 the Indian Ocean 8 Crew of Angela Madsen, Doug Tumminello, Helen Taylor, Bernard Fisset, Paul Cannon, Brian Flick, Simon Chalk and Ian Couch, completed their ROW across the Indian Ocean in the boat Audeamus after 58 days at sea.  They set the World Record for the fastest Indian Ocean Crossing by Oar, Helen and Angela were the first women to row across the Indian Ocean. Angela became the first disabled person to row across the Indian Ocean and to row across two oceans (Indian 2009 & Atlantic 2007).  The Pirate Row Crew is now in the Guinness Book of World Records.

On June 1, 2010, Angela will join a crew of 4 women to row around Great Britain.  You can find info on this at www.SeaGals.co.uk or on the Row Around GB page on this site.

In Spring 2012, Angela is working on organizing a TransPac Ocean Rowing Race from California to Hawaii.  She is looking for crews to participate.  She would like to get together some different military crews, both able and alternatively abled, to row.  The row is open to crews from around the world.  www.TransPacRowing.com