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The pinnacle of head racing will take place at Dorney Lake on Monday 20th March, with over 70 crews battling it out for one win,
Switching things up this coming Monday, we see a return to Eton Dorney lake, the famed home of the London 2012 Olympics. The aptly named
The Oarsport Junior Sculling Head will once again be raced on the prestigious Olympic Lake at Eton Dorney and will compromise of two 1.8km pieces,
Unique and packed full of racing, the Oarsport Junior Sculling Head is a fantastic way for crews to compare themselves to the top competition and
As one of Dorney Lake’s biggest races, the Junior Sculling Head encompasses racers of all abilities from all over the country. Even though the course
With a total of 26 entries in the J17 category, this offers up high-quality, competitive racing. The fact that the head is comprised of two
The beginning of the end of the 2023 Head season. Junior Sculling Head arrives at the height of an escalation of head races, following on
The Oarsport Junior Sculling Head is one of the most well-known and prestigious races in the junior calendar. With its unique format of 2x1800m runs
Nearing its 100th anniversary, the Head of the River Race is the pinnacle of the head racing calendar, with clubs from across the UK and beyond
As regatta season steadily approaches, junior crews take the Tideway for the final head race of the season. The Tideway provides a unique set of
It’s finally that time of year again. It’s one of the Big Three. It’s Schools’ Head! With 20 2nd VIII crews battling it out over
This Friday marks the return of the most prestigious junior head race and the first out of three runs in the well-known ‘triple’, Schools’ Head
On Friday more than 50 championship quads will take to the Tideway to race the 4.5-mile championship course. With multiple boats entered from the likes
With less than three months between Schools’ Head and National Schools Regatta (two out of what are known as the big three), we are clearly
An event designated for the schoolboy engines that don’t quite have the resource to step into the championship arena, First Eights is a well-heralded category
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