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Tasman Trespasser 2: Rowing the Tasman Solo is in the Family

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    Nov 2009. Shaun Quincey will row solo from Australia to New Zealand. If successful, Shaun will be the only solo rower, other than his father, completing the first ever Tasman Crossing in 1977. Following in the footsteps of his father, Shaun Quincey will depart Australia in November, rowing the Tasman Sea from West to East, solo with no assistance. Shaun will battle a distance of 2200km as well as 10m swells and one of the most treacherous seas in the world. Taking an estimated 50 Days, Tasman Trespasser 2 will be an epic adventure.

    http://www.tasmantrespasser.com
    • CommentAuthorbspad
    • CommentTimeJun 22nd 2009
     
    Hi Shaun
    Wishing you well in your preparation - it's an amazing challenge to contemplate and we will follow your progress closely. Good luck and keep strong and well.........
    Barby
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      CommentAuthorsq
    • CommentTimeJun 22nd 2009
     
    One million meter row is going to be in a radio station and I will be sleeping in the station !!!!!!! Bsport 17hours a day rowing 5 days hmm?
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      CommentAuthorsq
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009 edited
     
    You can listen to a full interview with my Dad, Colin Quincey, after he made the first and only ever Solo Row across the Tasman at my website

    http://www.tasmantrespasser.com/2009/06/interview-with-colin-quincey-world-first-trans-tasman-solo-rower/
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    Hi Shaun,
    I wish you all the best on your epic journey. The forumites will be there to give support and follow you. Good luck
    Beky
    Melbourne
    • CommentAuthorsally
    • CommentTimeJun 25th 2009
     
    Hey Shaun,
    Good luck and stay safe on your journey to New Zealand. We will be right behind you nudging you all the way.
    Aunty Sal
    Sydney
    • CommentAuthorbspad
    • CommentTimeJul 9th 2009
     
    Hi Shaun
    I am wondering how you are going with your training. Can you tell us what sort of training you do to tackle such an amazing challenge and adventure.
    Barby
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    Hi Shaun, I, too, am wishing you well in your training and your adventure across the ditch. Have the date marked on my calendar, but I must remember you are a day ahead of us here in Texas in the US. I am excited for you and good luck with everything you do. If Rush Labs is behind you and all your other sponsors and supporters, how can you go wrong...
    pat in Texas
    • CommentAuthorwhitneypam
    • CommentTimeJul 12th 2009
     
    All the best Shaun,
    We have been through one CTD so you have a lot of the support from the forumites!

    Pam
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    Thanks all for the support training is going well and slowly pulling the expedition together. I will check in on this chat more often.
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    Wishing you the best of luck here in Texas on you quest to break the Guiness Record. I will be watching and waiting to here how it goes.....I can not even imagine, but you can do it.....even if you don't you will truly be ready for the main event!!!!!
    pat
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    Best of luck for you journey across the ditch.

    I followed James and Justin on their paddle and will be following you all the way.

    Barry
    • CommentAuthorbspad
    • CommentTimeJan 13th 2010
     
    Hi Shaun

    I hear it's not long before you set off on your fantastic adventure.

    Good luck, keep strong in mind and body, and wave to Lord Howe Island as you pass, if you plan to go that way
    - maybe you'll see the yellow fin, colourful fish and exotic birds around there.

    Barby and family
    • CommentAuthorkirky
    • CommentTimeJan 16th 2010
     
    Geez Quincey,

    Mate why didn't you just join Jenny Craig! You didn't need to row the tasman to drop a few...
    Amazing effort just to get to the start line.
    All the best, I am sure the surf boat fraternity will be following your progress with interest.

    Go hard , stay safe and we'll see you when you get here!

    Cheers

    Kirky
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    Go get get'um Yeeeehaw------
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    Is this the same place the two rats went in circles????
    • CommentAuthorbspad
    • CommentTimeFeb 6th 2010
     
    Hi Shaun
    Sorry to hear you've had problems, but we are tracking you on the website and it appears you have made a little progress again... chin up, keep strong.
    Barby and family

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