Four blokes. Day jobs. Stupid ideas they keep saying yes to.
A teacher, an F1 supply CTO, a Royal Engineer and a competitive rower. Three of us have already rowed an ocean — two of them together. The fourth has spent the last decade convincing himself this is a reasonable thing to do next.
We've done stupid things before. We've come back from all of them.
The South Pole isn't our first rodeo. Here's the track record sponsors can underwrite with confidence.
Atlantic Row · Oardinary Buoys
3,000 nautical miles, La Gomera → Antigua. World's Toughest Row, as Team Oardinary Buoys. Two of the current squad were in the boat.
Mongol Rally
Prague → Ulan-Ude in a 1.2L Fiat Punto. 10,000 km of "motoring stupidity on a global scale". Daf, finish line, on the roof.
Himalayan Rickshaw Run
Two weeks across northern India by tuk-tuk. Highest point: Tanglangla Pass, 17,482ft. Lewis at the top, no oxygen, no roof.
Morocco Monkey Run
2,000 km across the Moroccan desert on Honda Monkey bikes. The bikes broke. The team didn't.
Two years of training, misadventure, and saying yes.
Skiing in Andorra. The Carneddau in cloud. Tanglangla Pass at 17,482ft. UK Ultra finish lines. Skydives over Italy. Whatever this expedition becomes, the photo album behind it is already full.
