European Rowing Championships 2024

60 athletes have been selected to represent Great Britain at the Championships, taking place from 25-28 April in Szeged, Hungary.

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Sunday racing (28 April 2024)

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Paralympic squad races

Men's squad races

Women's squad races

Saturday racing (27 April 2024)

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Paralympic squad races

Men's squad races

Women's squad races

Annie Caddick and Sam Murray, European Rowing Championships 2024

Friday racing (26 April 2024)

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Paralympic squad races

Men's squad races

Women's squad races

Thursday racing (25 April 2024)

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Race report

Paralympic squad races

Men's squad races

Women's squad races

GB men's quadruple sculls at the European Rowing Championships

Paralympic Crews

PR3 Mixed coxed four (PR3 Mix 4+)

PR3 Mixed double sculls (PR3 Mix 2x)

PR2 Mixed double sculls (PR2 Mix 2x)

PR1 men’s single sculls (PR1 M1x)

PR2 mixed double sculls

Men’s Crews

Men’s eight (M8+)

Men’s four (M4-)

Men’s quadruple sculls (M4x)

Men’s pair (M2-)

Men’s double sculls (M2x)

Men’s single sculls (M1x)

Reserves

Men's eight at the European Rowing Championships 2023

Women’s Crews

Women’s eight (W8+)

Women’s four (W4-)

Women’s quadruple sculls (W4x)

Women’s pair (W2-)

Women’s double sculls (W2x)

Lightweight women’s double sculls (LW2x)

Lightweight women’s single sculls (LW1x)

Reserves

Previous European Rowing Championships results

2023

Para Squad Races

Women's Squad Races

Men's Squad Races

2022

Paralympic Squad

Women's Squad

Men's Squad

GB PR3 Mixed 4+ European Championships 2023

History

The first European Rowing Championships was held in 1893. They were later to be replaced by the World Rowing Championships, which became annual from 1974 when women’s events were added to their programme. Separate Women’s European Rowing Championships (sometimes immediately preceding the men’s European Rowing Championships at the same venue) were held from 1954-1973. Both the women’s and men’s European Championships were ‘European’ in location only; they were open to competitors from anywhere in the world, although entries from outside Europe were rare.

In 2006 the members of the International Rowing Federation (FISA, now known as World Rowing) voted to re-introduce the European Championships and the first event of ‘new-era’ was held in 2007 on Lake Malta in Poznan, POL.

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