It seems almost strange to say that at one of the largest and most prestigious rowing events on the planet, the racing is secondary. In
As the fourth race in the Northern Rowing Long Distance Sculls series, 66 crews will be battling it out over the tidal stretch of water
With last year’s racing unfortunately cancelled, along with many other head races along the Thames, competitors, I am sure, will be eager and ready to
This weekend sees the beginning of the head racing season in Nottingham. Over 100 crews will race the gruelling 6000m course in singles, another 100
Although Storm Amy put an end to a few head races at the start of this month, all is not lost, as crews from up
Nottingham Autumn Head allows crews to race a variety of courses, varying from a 6000m course downstream, to a short course which consists of 1900m
Traditionally a chance for ambitious single scullers to test their stamina over a six-kilometre time-trial, Nottingham Autumn Head now offers beginners and small crew boats
