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Home About the Event Press Articles 2005 World Record Entry Forms Venue and Route The Teams Training Multimedia Support Services Schedule Sponsors Charity Donate Friends of the Challenge Contact	GB Row Challenge - back on course July 3 2005 The GB Row Challenge was back on course again on Sunday night, when the crew were freed from Maplin Sands at 7.50pm. The crew spent almost five hours aground on the notorious Essex sandbank after being left high and dry by the receding tide. At just before 8pm, the 23-foot-long Outward Bound was refloated and the crew were back on track for finishing their epic journey at Tower Bridge at 10am on Monday morning to set a world record for rowing non-stop and unassisted around mainland Britain. After rowing under Tower Bridge they will tie up alongside Tower Pier to meet family, friends and some of the thousands of supporters who have been following their amazing endeavour over the last 26 days. Support GB Row Challenge and help them raise £1Million for charity Every penny counts ! Click here to Donate