Down to less than a third of 2019 numbers, the Remenham has been hit harder than almost any other event at the regatta, not that
Before the Leander and Edinburgh University composite – which was the GB women’s quad who finished seventh in Tokyo – withdrew from this event, it
In recent years the Queen Mother event has been a bit of a non-event and I don’t think it’s been one people have really cared
An event that consistently provides some of the Regatta’s closest and most entertaining racing. Previous winners have crossed the pages of fantasy rowing to lay
With a subdued entry of only 15 crews, the Stonor may be short on crews, but certainly isn’t lacking in talent. In the mix are
With one crew withdrawn, only six pairs will contend the Hambleden this year – down almost two thirds on the 2019 entry. Despite this shallow
The Goblets can sometimes be a bit of a mixed bag, some real quality but always a couple of questionable pairs which manage to qualify.
Always a crowd-pleaser, the Diamonds present a unique opportunity for insurgent scullers to make their name by dethroning the incumbent favourites but simultaneously also allow
The Princess Royal is an event whose quality varies from year to year, but in 2021, it looks to be rammed with talent for what
The Prince of Wales Challenge Cup or ‘PoW’ is one of the blockbuster events at Henley Royal each year, with such a variety of crews
The Visitors’ Challenge Cup is one of the more exciting events year on year, with little dependant on who enters in a given year. Looking
A decent six entries into the Plate this year sees the best of the British Clubs go head-to-head. Three crews from Oxford Brookes stands out
