The record for the fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean from Africa to the West Indies was set in 2011 by a six-man crew aboard "Sara G" (Matt Craughwell, Fiann Paul, Tomas Cremona, Adam Burke, Rob Byrne and Graham Carlin), with a crossing time of 33 days 21 hours and 46 minutes from Morocco to the West Indies. Sara G was the fastest rowboat to cross any ocean with the average speed of 3.386 knots, beating the previous record held by the fourteen-man team of "La Mondiale" since 2008. The crew of Sara G also holds the record for the most days rowed over 100 miles per day consecutively (12 days), and the highest total number of days rowed above 100 miles per day (16 days). The Atlantic speed record was the first of four speed records earning Fiann Paul the Guinness World Record of "The first person to hold current speed records on four oceans" in 2017.