Welcome...
We hope that you will join us in this amazing feat of strength, stamina, skill and endurance to create a new record and more importantly raise a high level of awareness for our charity.

It's about 500 Years since the first Atlantic crossing by Christopher Columbus and now a British man is planning to row solo across the Atlantic to claim a new world record.
Businessman and adventurer David Clarke aims to be the first Englishman to both row and sail solo across the Atlantic, unsupported, following the Christopher Columbus Trade-Wind route. In a boat smaller than the average family car.

Solo Sprint is proud to work in partnership with SportsAid, as our designated Charity. Dave and the Solo Sprint Team are passionate about helping young people to be successful; a common goal shared with SportsAid.

"I am delighted to be associated with the Solo Sprint project in order to raise awareness and much needed funds for SportsAid. I have great admiration for Dave on his unsupported 'solo' attempt to cross the Atlantic and for SportsAid who continue to help young people achieve their potential. Action Images   I know from personal experience some of the challenges Dave will be facing and wish him every success. I encourage you to support the partnership of SportsAid and Solo Sprint by kindly making a donation."

news & updates...
'Positive Outcomes' is scheduled to start from the Canary Islands on the 10th January 2008, starting from Gomera in the Canary Islands heading for English harbour in Antigua.

For details on how you can help and benefit from this unique event - please see our sponsors section.

Visit David's blog for latest updates on this amazing adventure.

An Ocean Away - Read Dave's story on how he first crossed the Alantic Ocean Solo...