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Wetwheels Torbay is launched
- Wetwheels Foundation
We were thrilled to see the latest addition to the fleet Wetwheels Torbay, arrive in Portsmouth for sea trails this week. After wonderful support from James and Russell and a truly inspiring journey, it is always special to see a new boat arrive, with all the latest technology and kit from our friends at Cheetah Marine, Raymarine and Suzuki, and
Finishing The Dream announced!
- Wetwheels Foundation
After dedicating his life to providing access to the sea for all disabled people, quadriplegic adventurer and our Founder Geoff Holt MBE DL is embarking on an incredible voyage, demonstrating that there are no limits to our dreams. To celebrate 40 years in a wheelchair, Geoff will be skippering a boat around the UK through some of the most dangerous
Russell completes his challenge raising £10,500
- Wetwheels Torbay
Russell Smart, a director of Wetwheels Torbay CIC, undertook a remarkable 155-mile walk ending on Saturday, raising an impressive £10,500 for the charity. On finishing Russell said â funds will contribute to the running costs of the new boat which is currently in construction by Cheetah Catamaran on the Isle of Wightâ . Russell personally visited the factory to witness
Fundraising Effort Begins
- Wetwheels Torbay
Our fundraising effort has been kick started by the very 2 men who made Wetwheels Torbay happen ! Wetwheels Torbay is being built by Cheetah Marine in Ventnor in the Isle of Wight. James Ashton who has motor neurone disease (MND) is cycling on a static bike the 100km distance the boat will make on her maiden delivery voyage to
