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Brothers complete record-setting row
Yachting Monthly UK
|November 2025
Three Scottish brothers have set a new record for rowing across the Pacific.
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Since April, Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean have been rowing from South America to Australia in their 280kg custombuilt carbon-fibre vessel, Rose Emily.
They faced the 9,000 miles journey without resupplies or a support vessel, taking turns rowing for two-hour shifts.
They arrived in Cairns, Australia on 30 August just before midday local time.
The record-making crossing took them a total of 139 days, 5 hours, and 52 minutes.
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