By JRN
There was a point during the Sunday afternoon of Henley Women’s Regatta where we reached an almost utopian state of bliss. The wind had dropped
As the women took to the water to contest the first available trophies in the Henley series, the men were consigned to Dorney Lake to
We’re getting closer. After what for some might have felt like an awful long time between competitive racing, we’re back into the swing of serious
Image credit: World Rowing The Rotsee in Lucerne is known as “The Lake of the Gods” and it seldom fails to deliver outstanding racing. This
Sat at the start of the National Schools’ Regatta is a peculiar thing. Amongst the throng of coaches and spectators, astraddle bikes of various shapes
As the sun sets on the National Watersports Centre, BUCS Regatta 2024 comes to an end. 2,500 students from 71 institutions will disperse back across
On day two of BUCS Regatta 2024, 17 events were contested with impressive performances from dawn to dusk on a busy day at the National
BUCS Regatta began today with a bang, with sixteen events running in their entirety. Highlights of the day include a barnstormer in the women’s beginner
Image credit: World Rowing So, we have our 2024 European champions. This is a significant milestone in the season and gives us, as rowing punditry,
Image credit: World Rowing Day one of the finals for the 2024 edition of the European Rowing Championships brought with it a host of Olympic
Image credit: World Rowing The apex of the 2024 Olympiad began in earnest on the shimmering waters of Varese, Italy, with crews from across the
Lightweight Women’s Race Following a disappointing start to the Boat Race weekend for the Cambridge women, with a loss in the spare fours race, the
As the curtain fell on a largely weather-disrupted head season, the Port of London Authority would fly their first green flag in weeks, allowing an
On a typical British spring day (depressingly overcast), the 2024 edition of the Oarsport Junior Sculling Head took place. On the world-renowned Eton Dorney Lake
When the organising committee for the 2024 edition of the Schools’ Head of the River selected Wednesday 20th March as the date for the race,
As yellow-flag conditions stopped the full record-breaking field from being able to race the course, 161 crews were able to race down the Championship course
This year’s Head of the Charles was a mixed bag. Torrential rain came and went, a tailwind that had seen many event records fall became
Two down, two to go. 50% of the capital’s flagship head races are done and both were smiled upon by the weather Gods. The seasonal
We’re back, baby. The 23/24 season began as all great rowing seasons should – a balmy morning on the Tideway, the last vestiges of a
