Recent bad weather has forced the team to pause their attempt to circumnavigate Britain by rowing boat. 

Scottish couple Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross are back in Scottish waters on the final leg of their world-record rowing attempt.

Scottish couple Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross have passed the half-way point on their journey to row around Great Britain. On day 52 of their adventure, the pair have passed Land’s End, which means they are now in the second half of the unassisted – and very challenging – 2,000+ nautical mile expedition.

With a favourable weather forecast, Long Row Home team, Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross, are set to leave Wick on Saturday (1 June) at 11.00 am on their round-Britain world-record attempt.

With just one month to go until their estimated departure from Wick, The Long Row Home team are gearing up for their monumental 60-day unsupported round-Britain challenge in support of charity.

Scottish couple Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross (known as Stormy and Steth) are to launch an ambitious world-record attempt in May this year with the aim of becoming the first mixed pairs team to circumnavigate Great Britain by rowing boat.