With lightweight rowing removed from the Olympic program from Paris onwards in favour of beach sprints, and British Rowing no longer trialing athletes as lightweights,
Despite the fact that the head season is well and truly underway, a multitude of racecancellations (Fours Head, Head of the Lune and Wallingford) to
From the lofty heights of the eight, the four and the quad, the descent from larger boats into singles racing signifies one thing: Head Season
Ladies and Gentlemen, the time is nearly upon us. That time in summer when the eyes of the rowing world descend upon the small Oxfordshire
This is the big one, the last hurrah before the proverbial hits the fan at HRR. For some, it will be a last-ditch attempt to
Next to the eight, the coxed four in the largest coxed boat in competitive rowing. Four rowers with one oar each and a cox, a
Reading Amateur Regatta is run along the reach of the river Thames by Caversham and is for all intents and purposes a tune-up regatta. Running
The pair is unique amongst sweep boats. The smallest of them, it’s hard to get right and fairly disastrous for speed should it go wrong.
The Metropolitan Regatta arguably marks the start of the lead-up regattas that culminate in Henley Womens and then Henley Royal. For the big names in
The smallest of the sweep events in rowing, the pair is a unique beast. Two rowers must deliver power throughout the stroke, but also balance
With the future of lightweight rowing as a whole set to change forever after the Paris 2024 games, it is good to see that there
Ask any rower what the highlight of the racing season is and the answer is likely to vary. Some may say, Henley Royal, Henley Women’s,
