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With 2024 now in full swing, we begin the climb toward the major Tideway events and the heat of the summer season. Hampton Head, run

On Saturday hundreds of athletes will take to the Thames in what is always one of the most exciting and, for followers of the Championship

After numerous races have been cancelled recently due to land, water, and weather conditions, rowers up and down the country will be enjoying this slightly

After many months of rain, flooding, and cancelled head races, sculling is back on the River Thames. The lack of on-the-water practice will make the

As the weather-induced hiatus of rowing seems to come to a close, the 2024 racing season is well and truly starting up. Hampton Head is

As the head racing season heats up and the Schools’ Head peeks around the corner, this category is packed with heavyweights of junior rowing looking

On the 3rd of February, more than 600 crews are going to be racing on the stretch of the Thames River. With only eight entrees

As we eagerly await the commencement of another thrilling rowing season, all eyes turn towards Hampton Head 2024, an iconic event set to unfold amidst

As February mornings retain their chilly temperature, the eagerly anticipated Hampton Head is set to unfold this Saturday over 3000 meters of intense racing. The

Hampton Head returns once more this year, but the swollen river will ensure a quick and exciting race for all. The number of racing crews

Off the back of a winter racing disrupted by fast waters and floods, each of the 28 crews entered into Hampton Head’s WJ18 Quad’s category

At long last, the weather gods have relented, and we have sculling back on the River Thames! With the consistently heavy rainfall, there hasn’t been

For almost 50 years, competitive schools heading into the summer racing-season grace the 3000m stretch of Hampton ‘Big Boats’ Head. This year, more than ever,

To many, Hampton Head is as close as a “long distance” race can get to a 2k regatta. The relatively shorter distance along with the

As January draws to a close, the Head race season has resumed after weeks of suspension racing due to exceptional weather conditions. On Saturday the

With head season now in full swing after the string of dissapointments and cancellations last year, this weekend’s Hampton Head will allow crews to establish

Hampton Head stands out from the other head races with its iconic 3000-metre course downstream from Sunbury Lock. This unorthodox distance creates a unique racing

The head season continues in full swing as soon as the year turns. With the first of the races on the Championship Course completed and