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Racing is changing. Are you ready?
A new Competition Framework for rowing is on its way. Here’s what you need to know to be ready.
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World Mental Health Day: helping people with dementia continue to enjoy rowing
10 October is World Mental Health Day. We spotlight Star Club, whose members enable crew mates with dementia to enjoy a weekly session on the water
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‘We just got in the boat and tried to get it to go fast’
Para-rowing world champions James Fox and Anna Corderoy discuss winning gold in Sarasota and bonding as a crew with just eight week’s together
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Andrew Triggs Hodge among guest speakers at River and Rowing Museum’s History Conference
The Rowing History Conference features a screening of ‘The Boys of ’36’, based on Daniel James Brown’s book on the US men’s eight from the 1936 Olympics
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Emily Craig shortlisted for 2017 Women of the Future Award
GB Rowing Team athlete and 2016 world champion Emily Craig has been nominated for in the Sport category of the 2017 Women of the Future Awards
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World Championships: Day Eight
The 2017 World Rowing Championships concluded with silver and bronze single sculling medals for Vicky Thornley and Tom Barras as GB ended the Championships with seven medals
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The life of a single sculler: Vicky Thornley reflects on her craft ahead of her World Rowing Championships final
Vicky Thornley will be racing in the final of the World Rowing Championships, on Sunday, 1 October at 3.57pm (BST)
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World Championships: Day Seven
A late change in the men’s quad, a new world’s best time for the Para mixed coxed four and four medals for Britain on a day of action at the World Championships
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World Class Start graduates in the hunt for medals at the World Rowing Championships
British Rowing’s World Class Start Programme is an elite talent identification system that has helped fuel the Olympic dreams of many great British champions. Could you be an Olympic Champion?
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World Championships: Day Six
Britain’s first medal of the World Rowing Championships was won by the lightweight men’s quad as 11 British crews get set to race A finals this weekend
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