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Golds and world bests at Varese Regatta
Great Britain’s Siemens sponsored adaptive squad won three golds at the Varese International Adaptive Regatta this afternoon in Italy to make a promising start to the Paralympic season. The golds came from single scullers Helene Raynsford and Tom Aggar and […]
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First Beijing slot booked
Britain booked its first Beijing Olympic Games slot today when the Camelot-backed women’s quadruple scull held off a tough challenge from Germany to win their heat in Munich at the World Championships and qualify directly into Sunday’s final thus securing […]
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Gold for GB in Beijing
Jack Morrissey, Matthew Rossiter, George Nash and Kieren Emery led where the senior team will hope to follow this time next year when they won world junior championships men’s four gold on Beijing’s Olympic course at Shunyi Park today. The […]
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Three heat wins in Beijing
Three of Great Britain’s junior crews – the boys’ four and quadruple scull and the girls’ single scull – have all qualified for semi-finals at the World Junior Rowing Championships in Beijing today after winning their heats. The boys’ four […]
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Best GB showing in-depth at World U23s
GB rowers produced Britain’s best in-depth performance to date at any World U23 championships by qualifying 11 from 12 possible boats for tomorrow’s finals due to be held at Strathclyde Park. In choppy and breezy conditions the men’s eight and […]
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Composed scullers through to semis
Racing "well within" themselves, according to Matt Wells, the British men’s double scull, sponsored by Siemens, of Wells and Stephen Rowbotham won their World Championship quarter-final here in Munich today and will now race in Thursday’s semi-finals. Alan Campbell, the […]
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Selectors confident of Partridge fitness
Great Britain’s rowing selectors showed today that they are confident Alex Partridge will recover from a recent knee injury in time to race in the defending world champion men’s four, sponsored by Camelot, at this year’s world championships and Olympic […]
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Medals from all contested International Classes
Great Britain rounded off a good day at Lucerne’s Rotsee venue with medals from all four international class finals that they contested after 11 crews had earlier qualified for tomorrow’s Olympic class finals through heats, repechages, semi-finals and seeding races. […]
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Eleven crews in Olympic class finals
Britain has 11 finalists in Olympic class events at the world cup finals here in Lucerne after some solid semi-final and repechage performances today including semi-final wins for the Siemens-backed men’s double scull of Stephen Rowbotham and Matt Wells alongside […]
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Partridge out for Henley and Lucerne
Just when it looked as if the Great Britain squad – announced today for the third and final 2007 world cup due to take place in Lucerne, Switzerland, from July 13-15 – would have a more familiar look to it […]
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Golds and world bests at Varese Regatta
Great Britain’s Siemens sponsored adaptive squad won three golds at the Varese International Adaptive Regatta this afternoon in Italy to make a promising start to the Paralympic season. The golds came from single scullers Helene Raynsford and Tom Aggar and […]
Read More
First Beijing slot booked
Britain booked its first Beijing Olympic Games slot today when the Camelot-backed women’s quadruple scull held off a tough challenge from Germany to win their heat in Munich at the World Championships and qualify directly into Sunday’s final thus securing […]
Read More
Gold for GB in Beijing
Jack Morrissey, Matthew Rossiter, George Nash and Kieren Emery led where the senior team will hope to follow this time next year when they won world junior championships men’s four gold on Beijing’s Olympic course at Shunyi Park today. The […]
Read More
Three heat wins in Beijing
Three of Great Britain’s junior crews – the boys’ four and quadruple scull and the girls’ single scull – have all qualified for semi-finals at the World Junior Rowing Championships in Beijing today after winning their heats. The boys’ four […]
Read More
Best GB showing in-depth at World U23s
GB rowers produced Britain’s best in-depth performance to date at any World U23 championships by qualifying 11 from 12 possible boats for tomorrow’s finals due to be held at Strathclyde Park. In choppy and breezy conditions the men’s eight and […]
Read More
Composed scullers through to semis
Racing "well within" themselves, according to Matt Wells, the British men’s double scull, sponsored by Siemens, of Wells and Stephen Rowbotham won their World Championship quarter-final here in Munich today and will now race in Thursday’s semi-finals. Alan Campbell, the […]
Read More
Selectors confident of Partridge fitness
Great Britain’s rowing selectors showed today that they are confident Alex Partridge will recover from a recent knee injury in time to race in the defending world champion men’s four, sponsored by Camelot, at this year’s world championships and Olympic […]
Read More
Medals from all contested International Classes
Great Britain rounded off a good day at Lucerne’s Rotsee venue with medals from all four international class finals that they contested after 11 crews had earlier qualified for tomorrow’s Olympic class finals through heats, repechages, semi-finals and seeding races. […]
Read More
Eleven crews in Olympic class finals
Britain has 11 finalists in Olympic class events at the world cup finals here in Lucerne after some solid semi-final and repechage performances today including semi-final wins for the Siemens-backed men’s double scull of Stephen Rowbotham and Matt Wells alongside […]
Read More
Partridge out for Henley and Lucerne
Just when it looked as if the Great Britain squad – announced today for the third and final 2007 world cup due to take place in Lucerne, Switzerland, from July 13-15 – would have a more familiar look to it […]
Read More