The Fours Head of the River, put simply, is a gruelling test of might – both physical and mental. As autumn bridges the gap between the memories of regatta season and the tumultuous full-swing of winter, Fours Head falls upon a time of the year where the Tideway starts to become more temperamental and difficult […]
Following the cancellation of the Schools’ Head, the finale of junior sculling will be held ad Eton, Dorney. Traditionally, entries aren’t always to the same strength that race the Tideway stretch. That being said, the shorter course provides fierce racing up and down the course and can therefore throw a few surprises into the results. […]
It’s finally upon us. The event the whole of the winter season has been building up towards. A total of 36 championship quads from a whole array of different clubs will line up on the Tideway and prepare to take on the 6.8km winding stretch of river. It’s the most important race of the season […]
With Schools’ Head just around the corner, Reading Uni head will be an extremely good indicator of everyone’s speed coming into the most important race of the Head season. Whilst the 4.6km course isn’t the same length as the 7km stretch of the Tideway raced on at Schools’ Head, it will give crews an opportunity […]
The National Schools’ Regatta clearly defines whether your winter’s training has been a waste of time or whether the sacrifices will equate to victory. Regardless of victories prior to this weekend or in races to come, winning at Dorney this weekend is what a crew will be remembered for. Following on from the Schools’ Head […]