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Two golds in Munich
Alex Partridge, the man who missed Athens through illness, believes that the 2005 British men’s four needs to prove it is an "excellent" rather than just a "good" crew. They went some way to establishing their credentials in an event […]
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Ten GB Crews in Munich finals
GB Rowing has qualified ten boats for the finals of the BearingPoint World Cup in Munich tomorrow – seven in Olympic classes and three in non-Olympic. News After a frustrating two and a half hour delay the Camelot-sponsored men’s four […]
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Three more GB crews into semi-finals
Britain had two Olympic and one world medallist on duty in this afternoon’s repechage, or "second chance", events at the BearingPoint Rowing World Cup in Munich. All three booked passage to the semi-finals by winning as did the young men’s […]
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Lightweights Feature on Opening Morning of Munich World Cup
GB Rowing’s lightweight squad, sometimes in the doldrums in recent years, featured well in the opening session of heats at the BearingPoint World Cup which began today in Munich and finishes on Sunday. News The first four lightweight crews on […]
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Report on Versailles International Match
GB Crews reached all four finals at the International Regatta held in the Gardens of the Chateau of Versailles on Saturday but were denied gold in the high quality competition. GB achieved a 2nd and three third places over the […]
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British Crews Compete in Another Historic Location
A British rowing team, flush with its successes at last weekend’s Rowing World Cup at Eton, travels to another historic location to compete in an international regatta this weekend. Four British crews – two eights and two quadruple sculls – […]
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British Team On Course for Medals
The British rowing team remains on course to deliver an exciting day of racing, with the strong promise of medals in the air, at the BearingPoint Rowing World Cup at Eton tomorrow. With 10 Olympic class finals – making 13 […]
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More success through Repechages
Repechage update. Two more British rowers qualified for Friday’s semi-finals from this afternoon’s repechages. Ian Lawson finished second in his repechage, while GBR 2 took third place in the Lightweight women’s doubles. News SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE =============================== =============================== RESULTS […]
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GB Team Off to Good Start at World Cup
Great Britain made the most of home advantage with a solid start to the Bearing Point World Cup regatta at Eton, with five wins, including an impressive victory by the new-look men’s four. With Camelot being announced as the lead […]
Read More
Pinsent to Receive Rowing’s Top Honour
Sir Matthew Pinsent of Great Britain is to be the recipient of the 2005 Thomas Keller Medal for an "outstanding career in rowing" awarded by the International Rowing Federation (FISA). The medal has been established as the highest honour in […]
Read More
Two golds in Munich
Alex Partridge, the man who missed Athens through illness, believes that the 2005 British men’s four needs to prove it is an "excellent" rather than just a "good" crew. They went some way to establishing their credentials in an event […]
Read More
Ten GB Crews in Munich finals
GB Rowing has qualified ten boats for the finals of the BearingPoint World Cup in Munich tomorrow – seven in Olympic classes and three in non-Olympic. News After a frustrating two and a half hour delay the Camelot-sponsored men’s four […]
Read More
Three more GB crews into semi-finals
Britain had two Olympic and one world medallist on duty in this afternoon’s repechage, or "second chance", events at the BearingPoint Rowing World Cup in Munich. All three booked passage to the semi-finals by winning as did the young men’s […]
Read More
Lightweights Feature on Opening Morning of Munich World Cup
GB Rowing’s lightweight squad, sometimes in the doldrums in recent years, featured well in the opening session of heats at the BearingPoint World Cup which began today in Munich and finishes on Sunday. News The first four lightweight crews on […]
Read More
Report on Versailles International Match
GB Crews reached all four finals at the International Regatta held in the Gardens of the Chateau of Versailles on Saturday but were denied gold in the high quality competition. GB achieved a 2nd and three third places over the […]
Read More
British Crews Compete in Another Historic Location
A British rowing team, flush with its successes at last weekend’s Rowing World Cup at Eton, travels to another historic location to compete in an international regatta this weekend. Four British crews – two eights and two quadruple sculls – […]
Read More
British Team On Course for Medals
The British rowing team remains on course to deliver an exciting day of racing, with the strong promise of medals in the air, at the BearingPoint Rowing World Cup at Eton tomorrow. With 10 Olympic class finals – making 13 […]
Read More
More success through Repechages
Repechage update. Two more British rowers qualified for Friday’s semi-finals from this afternoon’s repechages. Ian Lawson finished second in his repechage, while GBR 2 took third place in the Lightweight women’s doubles. News SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE =============================== =============================== RESULTS […]
Read More
GB Team Off to Good Start at World Cup
Great Britain made the most of home advantage with a solid start to the Bearing Point World Cup regatta at Eton, with five wins, including an impressive victory by the new-look men’s four. With Camelot being announced as the lead […]
Read More
Pinsent to Receive Rowing’s Top Honour
Sir Matthew Pinsent of Great Britain is to be the recipient of the 2005 Thomas Keller Medal for an "outstanding career in rowing" awarded by the International Rowing Federation (FISA). The medal has been established as the highest honour in […]
Read More