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For many, this will be the first race of the new year marking the beginning of the 2023 races for these crews. A 4400m race
The new year of Tideway head racing kicks off with Quintin Head, after a hiatus mostly due to extreme weather, be it wind or flooding
On Sunday 29th January at 10:30, 300 crews from a vast range of clubs and schools will cross swords over 4.4km battle course of the
As Quintin Head nears this weekend, the long-awaited Eight’s Head Racing season has arrived. With few events so far this year in this boat class
Emerging from the darkest days of winter, Quintin Head marks the commencement of racing in 2023. With both Schools’ and Women’s Heads of the River
And so the season finally gets underway with the first of the major head races: Quintin Head 2023. With close to 30 J18 crews travelling
As often comes with this time of year, taking time to pause and reflect on the season we have experienced so far can often lead
As we hit the annual lull in competitions and the winter training grind truly kicks in for many clubs and programmes, we have taken time to reflect on what has unfolded so far this
Run only across a course of 3k, Hampton Head may seem shorter than your average head race, and being on the non-tidal part of the
Hampton Small Boats head is just around the corner, racing on Saturday 3rd December over 3km of beautiful river in Surrey. This year the J18
It’s at this point in the season, where we really begin to see which crews autumn training regimes have really paid off. This Saturday, the
This Saturday, a whopping 773 boats will be racing the 3000m downstream course into Molesey, with an impressive J15 4x+ turnout of 44 boats from
Hampton Small Boats Head, a race over 3000 metres. Run from Sunbury Lock to the end of Thorneycroft Island. It’s the last junior head before
Hampton Small Boats Head held on the 3rd of December is one of the last Junior Head races of the winter season and many crews
As we move on from Fours Head and delve further into the winter season, with its unruly conditions and unforgiving weather, athletes will be taking
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