A rowing race across the Atlantic Ocean?
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RACING MOS
RACING MOS
For Jake, this row is deeply personal. As he lost his father to cancer when he was 12 years old.
It’s a pain that never truly leaves, but what helped carry him and his family through the darkest of times was the unwavering support of St Luke’s Hospice in the UK.
They were there not just for him, but for our whole family – providing comfort, compassion, and dignity when we needed it most.
On December 12th 2026, we will be setting off in a 7x2 metre row boat, to row 4828km across the Atlantic from La Gomera in the Canaries to English Harbour in Antigua.
The distance we will be covering is equivalent to the diameter of Australia (plus an extra 800km). We will be taking all of our food and supplies, using the onboard water maker and (hopefully) pack enough toilet paper to last us at least 29 days.
From December 12 we won’t be touching land until we make it to English Harbour. ‘Why on earth would you do that’ I hear you cry. Well, we will be raising much needed awareness and funds for Movember, a charity whose mission is simple but critical - stop men dying too young.
Get to
know us, the race and our why
Our team the Racing Mos, is racing in the
The World’s Toughest row 2026. It’s 30+ days of constant rowing, minimal sleep, rationed food and we are gunning for it!
We are rowing for our chance to enact some change. So we are partnering with Movember and St Luke’s Hospice.
Check out our Movember website: https://movember.com/m/racingsmos?mc=1
Also check out St Luke’s Hospice:
https://www.stlukes-hospice.org.uk/
Our aim throughout the row is to raise awareness and some well needed funds for Men’s Health and our Fathers, Brothers, Sons and best friends.
We need your help in our campaign to help Men around the world.
Some of our motivation to create a healthy community for all men.
Every single minute
We lose a male globally to suicide.
Leading cause of death
For men aged between 25 and 44 in Australia, suicide is the leading cause of death.
Around the globe
About 11 million men are living with prostate cancer.
Make an impact today
Help the Racing Mos get to the start line in La Gomera with a boat!
We need all the help we can get so we can provide as much help as possible for Men around the globe.
Meet the Team
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Jake Brooking
@jakebrooking
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Jeb Freeman
@jebwilliam
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Max Whiteley
@maximwhiteley
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Struan Collins
@strewnc
Join our mission.
Racing Mos is going to need all the help it can get just to make it to the starting line.
We are looking for major sponsors and support from any and every business wanting to get behind our team!
Interested, shoot us an email.