
Head of the River Race 2025 – View From The Towpath
Under excellent conditions, the British head season was capped off with the oldest race on its calendar. More than 3000 athletes raced over the famous
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Under excellent conditions, the British head season was capped off with the oldest race on its calendar. More than 3000 athletes raced over the famous
This article was written anonymously as an ‘Opinions’ piece and does not necessarily reflect the views or reflections of JRN as a platform. During this
March means one thing: that the end of the head season is near. The Tideway will host hundreds of crews with warmer days just around
The Head of the River Race, the epic climax of the British Head season, graces us this weekend as hundreds of Britain’s strongest and most
Considered one of the most significant head races in the world – second only to Boston’s Head of the Charles – the Head of the
The road here has been winding as crews have clashed up and down the country – and even overseas – but this Saturday, the crown
Sitting down on a rainy Monday afternoon outside a central Oxford cafe, Annie Anezakis brought the essence of the Melbourne sunshine to our conversation. It
As one of the most anticipated events in the women’s racing calendar, Women’s Eights Head of the River truly attracts the masses. It was no
The challenge pennant is my favourite at the Women’s Eights Head of The River Race. This club event provides the perfect racing opportunity for clubs
This Saturday, the Tideway will be awash with nearly 3,000 women as they take on the 2025 Women’s Eights Head of the River. While the
Finally the sun has made a reappearance, and we have reached the pinnacle of the head race season. 320 boats will be looking to showcase
The flagship event of the head racing season is upon us. The Women’s Eights Head of the River Race marks the culmination of the head
The most prominent women’s race of the year is already upon us, marking the end of winter and the culmination of the head race season.
It’s almost time for the tideway to host one of the largest events in women’s rowing. With over 2,500 women of all abilities set to
The Women’s Head of the River Race race attracts 3,000 women, comprising over 300 crews from the UK and beyond. Following the recent cancellation of
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