They did it! Here crosses the Danish rowers Atlantic ocean

Lasse Wulff Hansen and Mads Vangsø has just passed the 61. western længdekreds, and is therefore now in the caribbean archipelago.

This can mediemanden and the soldier, the last 49 days have been on the Atlantic ocean - and in spite of, they first hit the finish line in Antigua later in the day - say;

'So have we officially crossed the Atlantic ocean in a fucking rowboat'.

How to write Lasse in a message, best as they had proclaimed that there was no more sound from them before we saw them in port.

Community - 29. jan. 2019 - at. 18:52 Soon redeemed the Danish executive producers: Surprise awaits in the target

But the obvious excitement over having reached this target has apparently been given 'The Wolfpack' on the thoughts of others.

this morning, the two even have an eye on Antigua on the horizon, and later - about 16 o'clock Danish time - are expected to come in the port for a long-awaited reunion with family and friends.

And judged on the parting seven weeks earlier, it may well be a tearful affair.

Time for goodbye - see the touching farewell with friends, family, and especially children here.

14 of this year's 28 participating boats in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge has already come in objective, but they have all had three or more paddlers on board.

The two danes now, therefore, as clearly leading two-boat absolutely sure on to take first place in the category.

Community - 16. jan. 2019 - at. 17:21 Tribute motivates danes: - I am very touched

It gets with the emotions completely outside of the clothes, when the danes come into the goal.

At the Nelson's Dockyard waiting for the danes a reception they will never forget.

- When we ask about the beets, whether they will do it again, they hesitate a little over the 5000 miles of the Atlantic ocean, but they say all that for the half-hour, we just got here (receipt, red.), there they will do it again, says Carsten Heron Olsen, who owns the course and over a year using months to prepare the team, sending them away from the Spanish of La Gomera, and welcome them to Antigua.

Community - 29. jan. 2019 - at. 07:54 Now they can see the finish line: Wild reception waiting danes

the Participants often seems full, when they put the first foot on the country after weeks having sat down, telling løbsejer Carsten Heron Olsen, who promise that the Danish Mads And Lasse have an experience of a lifetime in wait, when they come into the harbour - watch and listen here. Photo/editing: Mikkel Cramon

You can follow the danes ' last metres of the goal and see the reunification with the family, when we livestreamer directly from the Antiga later in the afternoon, so keep an eye out here on the site.

You can also see many more pictures from the trip on Instagram.

After the rudder every two hours at a time and sleeps for two hours. Round the clock on the entire trip.

Every paddler need to drink up to ten litres of water a day.

Seawater is purified in a 'watermaker' and thus becomes for drinking water.

A beet lose an average of 12 pounds on the trip.

More people have climbed Mount Everest than crossing an ocean in a rowing boat.

At the deepest point is the Atlantic ocean, about 8.5 miles deep.

in the Middle of the Atlantic waves can be up to six metres high.

Two sikkerhedsbåde sailing with on the trip, but must cover the entire course. Therefore, it can in some cases take them a week to reach a boat in trouble.