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This Saturday, 518 crews are descending on the River Weir to compete over the 1800m course in the event self-proclaimed as ‘one of the most
At the first weekend of February, one of the most popular northern heads gets underway. With its exciting course full of turns and bends, this
Floods, an inevitable fact that has plagued winter racing for years, and has meant that up until recently it has been hard to tell what
This weekend five junior women will challenge for a first place at Head of the Nene in Peterborough. This might be the first race of
Unfortunately, we are still at a place in the season where racing has been extremely limited due to heavy rain causing high river flow. For
Peterborough Head of Nene offers three divisions of racing across a long (5000m) and short (2600m) course. This is an excellent opportunity for crews to
Far away from the world of stormy southern racing, the Head of the Nene Junior 18 double sculls is looking to be a close race
Peterborough Head of the Nene consists of two race course options: a full course that stretches over five kilometres and a short course of 2.6
When racing down the short 2.6k course, the quads out on the water on Saturday will not have to deal with steering as much as
Be not deceived by the small size of this category – Head of the Nene is a significant race for the three crews entered, marking
The start of the 24/25 rowing season has been clearly underwhelming, with the cancellation of Wallingford Head, Fours Head, and Hampton Head reminding the rowing
A quick turnaround after New Year celebrations sees rowers come together to race at the Head of the Nene in Peterborough over the long 5km
Head racing season is well and truly underway, with crews taking to the Tideway last week for Quintin Head, and events such Hammersmith Head and
2025 began with a bang on the Thames, as hundreds of crews took to the Tideway to stretch their legs in a debut run-out for
Storming into the new year, Quintin Head is one of the largest tideway heads. This weekend, we will see 300 eights, ranging in age and
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