By JRN
As the Vesta Scullers Head is cancelled in 2024 ‘due to an administrative impasse that means the required river closure will not be in place‘,
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
As the bright sunny skies are replaced with grey clouds, the 2023/24 head season begins. To kick off the season is the Vesta Scullers’ Head,
“For last year’s words belong to last year’s language. And next year’s words await another voice.” – T.S Eliot: ‘Four Quartets’ With only a handful
Back for another year is Vesta Scullers Head, being held on Saturday 23rd September and starting at 10 am. The course runs from Chiswick Bridge
From the lofty heights of the eight, the four and the quad, the descent from larger boats into singles racing signifies one thing: Head Season
The Vesta Scullers Head marks the beginning of the British rowing racing season. Anything can happen on the championship course, especially in the single scull.
With 20 entries for the Senior Men’s category, there’s small but fierce competition for the glory of coming on top. With 15 of those entries
Here we go again! Every year Vesta Scullers Head marks the start of the head racing season, or for some, the end of their well-deserved
The first major head race of the year, the Vesta Scullers Head is the largest by entry of all head races in the UK with
