6 GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS:

Crossing of the Atlantic Ocean in 2011:

Two Guinness World Records:
-fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean
-highest consecutive number of days rowed a distance over 100 miles (12 days)

Other honors:
-Blue Riband Trophy of Oceanrowing
-fastest crossing in the history as compared to the average speed of any row on any ocean
-highest total number of days rowed a distance over 100 miles during one crossing (16 days)

Crossing of the Indian Ocean in 2014:

Two Guinness World Records:
-fastest crossing of the Indian Ocean
-the longest distance rowed by a crew

Other honors:
-first person to simultaneously hold overall speed world records on 2 different oceans

Pacific Ocean crossing in 2016:

Two Guinness World Records:
-fastest crossing of the Pacific Ocean
-THE FIRST MAN TO HOLD OVERALL SPEED RECORDS ON ALL 3 OCEANS
 

Other honors:

-Winner of the Great Pacific Race 2016 in classic class
-Winner of the Great Pacific Race 2016 in all classes (against open class)
Currently highest number of sports Guinness world records per population : Iceland

Some more stats:

-calories burned per day : 5000-8000
-average distance rowed per day : between 130 and 160 km or 80 to 100 miles.
total time rowed so far : 130 days
shifts missed : 0
total distance rowed so far in a straight line : 16000 km or 10000 miles (42% of the globe circumference)
oars broken by Fiann : 4
total effort comparable to : running 260 marathons
average weight loss per crew member : 15kg per expedition

2017 : Arctic Ocean Row

Photography by Fiann Paul.