Holder: O. Zeidler, Germany Entries: 40 It would take a major upset for defending champion, Ollie Zeidler, not to win his third Diamonds title. But,
Holders: M.M. Reckford & M.A. Sechser, U.S.A. Entries: 15 Somewhat disappointingly there is no entry in this event from the senior GB team. Depending on
Holders: J.C.D. Cleary & C.W. Antill, Australia Entries: 11 The draw should present the Sunday crowds with a Great Britain v Spain final. The home
Holders: M.D.MacDonald and T.H.Mackintosh, New Zealand Entries: 18 This is not so much a question of who will win, as who will get to the
Holders: Chinese National Rowing Team, China Entries: 14 Depending on the idiosyncrasies of the draw this should come down to a Great Britain versus Canada
Holders: Chinese National Rowing Team, China Entries: 4 This has the makings of being the most competitive of all the open events. The draw should
Holders: Waiariki Rowing Club, New Zealand Entries: 12 Waikato Rowing Club from New Zealand are in the draw to defend the title their counterparts for
Holders: Rowing Australia, Australia Entries: 3 With all due respect to Thames Rowing Club, who make up two of the three entries, this is likely
Holders: Imperial College London and Leander Club Entries: 7 As with the Grand Challenge Cup this has the potential to be a GB v Canada
Holders: Oxford Brookes University and Leander Club Entries: 2 A straight final between the national crews from Great Britain (racing as Oxford Brookes University and
Imagery Credit: Word Rowing / Benedict Tufnell LM1X Entries: 17 World Cup 1 winner: Rajko Hrvat (Slovenia) This event looks like it’s going to come
Cover image: World Rowing / Benedict Tufnell W1X Entries: 24 World Cup 1 winner: Virginia Diaz Rivas (Spain) With only two of the top 12
