A group of Manxmen have rowed their way into the record books.
15 men set off in a traditional Viking long boat at 1:21PM Monday lunchtime.
Just before 3PM on Tuesday they have arrived back in a Peel to a huge welcome in a time of 25 hours and 29 minutes.
They have smashed the previous world record set in 1995.
They're took on the 90 mile non stop journey, with a bunch of men who had never rowed before, all in aid of local charities.
One of the organisers Richard Trubshaw said it was amazing to have finished such a challenge and to be new world record holders. (audio above)
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