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As the head season rumbles on, the Fours Head of the River presents the first test for crew boats on the Championship Course this season.
The Fours Head of the River returns this weekend for the first time since 2022 and will see over 400 crews racing down the Tideway
With the cancellation of Pairs Head mere weeks ago, it falls to the Fours Head of the River to be our first big ticket crew
A host of athletes will be descending on the Tideway this November, with crews boasting Olympians, world champions, and rising stars within the British racing
Following two years of cancellations, competitors will be hoping it’s third time lucky as they complete final preparations for the Fours Head of the River
The last of the Northern Long Distance Sculling series, Durham LDS involves careful steering, a narrow bridge and fast paced racing. With winter training kicking
The clocks have gone back, Halloween is officially over, and Mariah Carey’s Christmas classic is lurking on someone’s erg playlist. This can only mean one
Image Credit: AllMarkOne The time has come for the top U23 athletes to make the trip to Boston for the first opportunity to make a
There’s something about Henley in November that lays the sport bare. Gone are the rows of bunting, blazers, and boat tents of the regattas; in
This Saturday, the Henley Long Distance Sculls returns to the storied Henley stretch to again test some of Britain’s finest club scullers. This early-season head
An event with rich history and top-quality talent running through it year in year out. The event once again boasts a strong entry from the
As the autumn racing season gathers pace, crews now turn their attention to the Upper Thames Autumn Head, an early test of speed on the
The Henley Reach may be better known for the sport’s premier regatta, but Upper Thames Autumn Head provides a different challenge to a more local
As the fourth race in the Northern Rowing Long Distance Sculls series, 66 crews will be battling it out over the tidal stretch of water
Nottingham Autumn Head allows crews to race a variety of courses, varying from a 6000m course downstream, to a short course which consists of 1900m
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