Image Credit: World Rowing With St Catharine’s, Canada set to host the senior, U23 and U19 world championships, we’re set for a thoroughly enjoyable week
Image Credit: British Rowing As silver medalists, Great Britain will be heading to Canada with gold on the mind. This is a category where Team
Women’s Single Scull – Final A A gladiatorial contest for the ages at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium as the Dutch world champion Karolien Florijn and Olympic champion Emma Twigg went
Men’s Pair – Final A Fresh from a semi-final that will have disappointed the European champions, Great Britain learned their lesson to catch the field napping and
Women’s Single Scull – Semifinals A/B Things are heating up in the singles, after heats and quarter-finals led the way earlier in the week. Karolien Florijn –
Men’s Pair – Semifinals A/B Are the Sinkovic brothers back? Their A/B semi-final – which they won – was a good indicator that the great Croatian
Women’s Single Scull – Quarterfinals Tara Rigney of Australia followed up on her heat win with a decisive victory in the opening quarter-final of the
Repechages No huge surprises here; Poland dominated their LW2x heat, China and Switzerland progressed as expected in the W4x and Germany rowed down Switzerland in
Repechage Racing Day Two opened with a suite of repechage racing, featuring crews who have already taken to the water once in this Olympic Games.
Men’s Single On a grey and gloomy day at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium, racing begun with a slate of opening heats in the men’s single.
The stage is set for sport’s grandest show. Under a Parisian twilight, thousands of athletes will take to the Seine to parade on behalf of
How do you define greatness? A mind-bending feat that surpasses expectation and rationality? A moment of authentic surprise that inverts the weight of pressing odds?
