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The Fours Head this weekend will be the biggest head race yet for the girl’s quads entered this year. With 41 crews from clubs all
One of the longest, and arguably one of the most famous heads’ races to take place on the Tideway, HOR4s takes place over the 6.8km
Fours head is one of if not the premier event on the tideway. It is a race that attracts crews from all around the country
With the Pairs Head having been cancelled, there is more to be guessed in terms of how the senior girls’ sweep has progressed since the
Head Season is well and truly underway with Boston trials last weekend and now the prestigious fours head this weekend. 11 Junior coxless fours take
With head races finally up and running after Covid 19, Fours Head is back to business and no doubt will be a very exciting event
Raced over the classic 4.25 mile course of the Oxford-Cambridge boat race, the first post-covid fours head promises a great day of racing on the
From humble beginnings in 1955, Fours Head has grown into a premier head race on the London rowing circuit. Raced from Mortlake to Putney, a
Fours Head will always hold a special place in my heart. After growing up just a few hundred metres away from the course, my first
With 16 girls quads entered in this years WJ184x-, it is a competitive event. The course is 3km long, so it will be interesting to
Henley Sculls is the first of two heads to run on the famed stretch of the Thames this winter, with over 500 crews entered to
Henley Sculls is raced over 3km down the famous Henley reach that hosts Henley Royal Regatta each summer. The course has a long tight corner
Henley Long Distance Sculls is the first opportunity for crews to race down the Henley stretch this year. At 3000m, this is one of the
On Saturday over 40 J18 singles will take to the Thames to race at the Henley Long Distance Sculls on the iconic Henley stretch. With
With Upper Thames Autumn Head catering for those looking for a jaunt down the henley stretch in the big boats last weekend, this Saturday it’s
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