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A race on the iconic Henley Royal Regatta stretch must be exciting for all the crews racing, especially during the last sprint coming into the
Having only a week between Fours Head and Henley Long Distance Sculls, two popular events, doesn’t give competitors of both much time to recover so
We are only a handful of sleeps away from the 23/24 season’s official resurgence of the fabled Henley course that, at the end of the
Given the cancellation of Fours Head last week, the pressure is on Henley Sculls for crews to strike out this head season. This fairly small
With Fours Head last weekend being cancelled due to unsafe river conditions, the Henley Sculls, held this Saturday 11th November, will be all the more
Weather permitting, 12 J18 women’s quads will take to the water this weekend to race the three kilometre Henley LDS course, along the prestigious Henley
With Fours Head unfortunately cancelled, our attention turns away from the Tideway, and to the famous Henley stretch of the Thames. While later in the
The afternoon, featuring sweep boats, is our first chance to see how the college crews of Durham University stack up early in the season. Both
After flooding caused a postponement of the final event of the Northern LDS series last weekend, credit to the organisers for enabling the race to
As the new season begins, with old seniors having graduated and fresh blood stepping up to the mark, Fours Head allows us to see not
What makes the J4- such an interesting event at this time of year is the way it provides a glimpse into what to expect later
The head season is well and truly underway. Up next is the Fours Head, held on the infamous Championship Course. Starting in Chiswick and ending
Fours Head never fails to bring excitement to winter head racing, and the volatility of coxless fours only adds to this. Covering the whole Championship
The Fours Head of the River, taking place this on Sunday, will take place on an over four mile stretch of the tideway between Mortlake
The Fours Head of the River, put simply, is a gruelling test of might – both physical and mental. As autumn bridges the gap between
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