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Di Ellis: A glittering finale to Olympic Regatta
As the London 2012 Olympic Rowing Regatta ends, British Rowing Chairman Di Ellis has declared it “second to none” with Britain winning a record nine medals – four golds, two silvers and three bronze. Attending her sixth Olympics, Di said, […]
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GB Rowing tops the medal table
Thank you Eton Dorney – you’ve been one of the Olympic Games outstanding venues! In the shadow of Windsor Castle London 2012’s volunteers have extended the warmest of welcomes to the fifty eight nations who have entered crews for […]
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London 2012 Day 7: Gold for Katherine Grainger and Anna Watkins
It was Katherine Grainger and Anna Watkins’ day after all. Three previous silvers for Grainger and a bronze for Watkins were turned into gold on Eton-Dorney lake in the space of six and a half epic minutes.
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Golden Grainger – she’s done it!
Friday 3rd August – for British rowers and rowing supporters a place at Eton Dorney for today’s programme was without a doubt the sport’s ‘hot ticket’. Katherine Grainger’s fifteen year quest for a Gold medal finally ended this morning on home territory, amidst […]
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London 2012 Day 7: GB has 47 rowers in the top six in the world
As the final two days of rowing begin at Eton-Dorney David Tanner, GB Rowing Team Performance Director, has expressed his pride in a squad where every single rower has qualified for the Olympic finals.
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Dorney’s multi-coloured ‘Wall of Sound’
With 58 nations represented at Eton Dorney, it’s not surprising that there are so many different flags on display as supporters wear their own with pride around the venue. Peter Cookson, High Performance Director of Rowing Canada, is here with […]
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Three in a pair – the coach behind Team GB’s first gold medal
Eton Dorney was the scene of emotional celebrations on Wednesday as Helen Glover and Heather Stanning won a historic first women’s Olympic rowing gold for GB – also the first gold on the board for Team GB at London 2012. […]
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Size isn’t everything for lightweight rowers
Team GB’s lightweight men’s four claimed silver in one of the tightest races of the Olympic Regatta to date, as people of all sizes continued to flock to try rowing for themselves at the Get Involved tent. The lightweight four […]
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London 2012 Day 6: Scintillating race gives lightweight four rowing silver
Brothers Richard and Peter Chambers with Rob Williams and Chris Bartley took silver today in the lightweight men’s four in one of the Games’ most exciting rowing races to date.
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Lightweights deliver Silver for Rowing
Three virtuoso performances from Team GB’s lightweight crews had the brilliant supporters at Eton Dorney back on their feet today. The support of the crowd has been amazing and the GB rowers are really responding to the wall of cheering […]
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