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Bringing the season for most of these athletes, many of whom are at or just under trialist level, a long and hot day of racing
With Henley Royal over and done with we now come to the last big competitive junior event of the season. With an astonishing 34 crews
Here we are, the season finale. The last chance for everyone to show their best and where one victorious sculler will take home the prestigious
As this season is nearing the end, Brit Champs will be the last important race for many. A final opportunity for all to show their
Off the back of our most successful Henley Royal Regatta campaign ever (every single event previewed and a team of ten people working on-site throughout
The Fawley has always been an event that has been dominated by the likes of Windsor Boys and Sir William Borlase. Nonwithstanding the quality of the
Review An atmospheric fever greeted the first ever Tuesday of Henley Royal Regatta 2022. A substantial headwind created slower conditions, with crews commenting on how
The first day of Henley is always a chance for lesser known school crews to leave their mark and avoid having to become some of
Coming earlier than last year, the zenith of the season is nigh. While not a competitor, even I can sense the fever amongst athletes and
Put simply, racing doesn’t get tougher than the Fawley Challenge Cup. You could almost hear the collective gasp for breath when the Stewards released their
The crux of the regatta season is here, the days are longer, and the top junior womens’ crews are gearing up for the second year
There’s nothing quite like Henley. I wrote an ode to this great Regatta on the eve of the 2021 edition, after two years away, so
Marlow at Dorney is one of the premier regattas of the season and the last real chance for crews to get in some racing before
The last of the traditional tune-up regattas before HRR and HWR (the others being Wallingford and the Metropolitan Regatta), Marlow Regatta is the final hurdle
Marlow regatta is the last event before Henley Royal Regatta, as J16s they will not be entering the Princess Elizabeth challenge cup due to the
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