9th November 2024 | UK
A massive 43 scullers are taking to Kingston’s waters to contest this headship in a truly stacked field over a 5.2km course that, for many,
After a decently dry October, the river on the Kingston stretch is perfectly rowable, and it will host one of the first races of the
It’s still early in the season, and with Early IDs on the horizon, Kingston Small Boats Head allows rowers to get in crucial practice down
This weekend, we move our eyes towards the Thames, where crews will battle it out over the 5200m course. With the ever-looming weather being a
Kingston Small Boats Head takes place this Saturday over a 5.2km course, starting at Hampton Court. For many WJ15s this will be their first race
As the last of the sun dips below the horizon, the dark skies settle overhead, and the warmth gives way to winter’s bitter chill, rowing
Racing from Hampton Court for just over 5km to Stevens Eyot, Kingston Small Boats Head gives an excellent opportunity to get some competitive racing, before
With the numerous recent cancellations of many of the south of England’s head races, many began to fear that 2024 racing would begin in the
After being cancelled last year due to high water levels, typical of the head season, the scenic 5.2km stretch of the Kingston Small Boats Head
Just a week away from GB early IDs, this race gives junior athletes the perfect opportunity to both prepare and see they how they compare
Unlike last year, when continuous heavy rain meant the list of cancelled races quickly built up, the weather this year has been more lenient. This
Kingston Small Boats Head provides a valuable opportunity for crews to test their speed along the 5200m downstream course amid the demands of winter training.
