28 December 2017 | New York
NY man rowboat arrives in Africa for permanent exhibition
06 October 2017 | Brooklyn, New York
New York City says farewell to transatlantic rowboat
14 September 2016 | Manhattan, New York
Spirit of Malabo at EG Mission in New York City
04 February 2016 | Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
The President decorates Victor Mooney
03 February 2016 | Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
US rower gets house and nationality from Equatorial Guinea President
07 December 2015 | New York City, New York
President of Equatorial Guinea invites U.S. rower to Malabo
07 December 2015 | New York City, New York
Goree Challenge reached a million plus audience
01 December 2015 | Brooklyn Bridge, NYC
Mission Accomplished For Transatlantic Rower
29 November 2015 | Brooklyn, New York
Last mile; AIDS activist ends transatlantic row at Brooklyn Bridge
26 November 2015 | Staten Island, New York
Next stop: Brooklyn
20 November 2015 | Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey
Fighting a global pandemic with pennies.
20 November 2015 | Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey
Until there is a cure, it all starts with voluntary HIV testing
26 October 2015 | Atlantic City, New Jersey
US rower bets with Atlantic City to fight against AIDS
12 October 2015 | Cape May, New Jersey
100 miles to Brooklyn; US rower arrives in New Jersey
19 September 2015 | Ocean City, Maryland
US rower docks in Ocean City after crossing Atlantic Ocean
04 September 2015 | Oyster Harbor, Virginia
The dynamic duo are 250 miles from NY
17 August 2015 | Columbia, North Carolina
NYC man rescued by US Coast Guard in North Carolina
21 July 2015 | Carolina Beach, North Carolina
500 miles to New York City
19 July 2015 | Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina
Atlantic Rower Docks in North Carolina
11 July 2015 | Charleston, South Carolina
630 miles to New York City

Spirit of Malabo in Charleston, South Carolina

02 July 2015 | Charleston, South Carolina
Lisa Samuels, GCMEDIA


July 1, 2015 - Victor Mooney of Queens, New York speaks to the media in Charleston, South Carolina about his hope of finding a cure for AIDS. "'Until we find cure, education and prevention are the tools needed for reaching an AIDS-free generation", said Mr. Mooney.

The finish line for Mr. Mooney's transatlantic row that started from the coast of Africa, which took four attempts is New York's Brooklyn Bridge. After the some supplies are delivered, the oarsman will continue his row.

The Brazilian built rowboat, the Spirit of Malabo, will be donated to the United Nations as a symbol for the fight against AIDS. For more visit www.goreechallenge.com and www.facebook.com/goreechallenge
Vessel Name: The Castaway