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JRN, AllMarkOne, and Aaron Sims are delighted to confirm the winners of the 2024 Rowing Photography Awards. After receiving a large number of excellent submissions from across the rowing
It’s Sunday afternoon, 6th July. It’s sunny and warm; cheers are erupting from the enclosure. Two women’s eights barrel over the finish line, with one
JRN are delighted to announce that The End of the Island – our flagship podcast – has been nominated for ‘Best Olympics and Paralympics Podcast’
There’s been a lot of discussion the past few days about telemetry being used at Henley. And for good reason: lots of the crews who
As we hurtle towards the end of July, the post-Henley-blues start to transform into Olympic excitement. This year is one of the lucky few where
Images: Harry Cordeaux Nothing compares to the oldest continually run rowing race in the world: the Doggett’s Coat and Badge Wager. First raced on the
The 1950s and 1960s were a much different time for rowing. Boats transitioned from wood to carbon fibre or reinforced plastic, with the first fibreglass
Image Credit: World Rowing It’s funny how quickly expectations can change. One moment, admitting to myself—let alone sharing with anyone else—that my goal was to
As rowers, we often fall into the trap of thinking that repeating what we’ve done in training is enough to secure a win on race
Image credit: World Rowing For much of the history of Olympic rowing, there were no centralised team structures and instead countries nominated individual crews from
JRN has seen immense, unprecedented growth since our inception in 2013. What began as a one-man show is now 100-strong team of writers, editors, content
In the beginning, the Stewards created the fresh green lawns that we love to traverse through the Enclosures; they created the blue and white boat
