Overview
- Pohl announced the attempt on Instagram, confirming a relay circumnavigation of the Balearic island.
- The planned course exceeds 110 kilometers and is expected to require more than 30 hours of swimming.
- The team will switch swimmers every two hours, a format they say is necessary for any official world-record validation.
- A weather window from September 29 to October 6 is set, and Pohl says there is no plan B if either swimmer cannot continue.
- Pohl is the first German woman to complete the Ocean’s Seven and holds the Strait of Gibraltar record, while Donaldson finished the Ocean’s Seven in 355 days.