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Great Britain selects team for World Rowing Cup I
Fifty athletes have been selected to represent Great Britain at the rowing season opener in Varese, Italy from 12-14 April 2024
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2024 British Rowing Almanack and Umpires’ Handbook published
The 150th edition of the Almanack (incorporating the British Rowing Yearbook) is now available to buy, and complimentary copies are on their way to affiliated clubs and life members
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Cambridge win the 78th Women’s and 169th Men’s Boat Races
It was a Light Blue tide, with Cambridge decisively winning the Women’s Blue boat and both Men’s races, and Osiris securing Oxford’s one win in the Women’s reserve race on Saturday, 30 March
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Youth Boat Race makes waves in inaugural competition on the Championship Course
Young rowers from local state schools took part in the competition, umpired by Sir Matthew Pinsent and Judith Packer
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Where to watch the 2024 Gemini Boat Race
The 2024 Boat Race will take place on Saturday, 30 March – read on for the best places to watch in London and beyond!
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Big wins for top crews at 2024 Masters Head
This year’s Vesta International Masters Head of the River Race saw 248 crews eights and quads race over the Championships course on Sunday, 24 March
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Leander seize victory in new record time at 2024 Head of the River Race
In exceptionally fast conditions, Leander lowered the course record – set by Brookes only last year – by 1.7 seconds
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Great Marlow School and Wycliffe College dominate at 2024 Oarsport Junior Sculling Head
The 2024 race saw hundreds of crews take to Dorney Lake on Friday, 22 March, for two laps of the 2012 Olympic track
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Inaugural Youth Boat Race to take place on 26 March 2024
Fulham Reach Boat Club and the Boat Race Fund will host young rowers from seven local schools for a race down the Championship Course just four days before the Gemini Boat Race
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St Paul’s take Thames Team Trophy in terrific style at record-breaking Schools’ Head of the River
In a day where fast streams sent records tumbling – including three of the four Championship events – St Paul’s School and Headington School once again rose to the top of the domestic pile
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