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Six Heat Winners on World U23 opening day
GB rowers won six of the heats on the opening day of the World U23 Championships in Amsterdam. Of the eleven crews racing, four qualified for the semi-finals and three direct into finals. The remaining four crews who raced in […]
Read MoreGB Rowing Announces Senior Worlds Team
GB Rowing’s selectors have today announced their team for the World Rowing Championships due to take place in Gifu, Japan, from August 28 – September 4, 2005. Whilst the selection of the two overall world cup title winning and Camelot-sponsored […]
Read MoreWorld Junior Team Announced
GB Rowing today announced its selections for the world junior championships taking place in Brandenburg from August 3-6, 2005. Amongst the seven boats and 36 athletes named, there is a GB women’s eight – the first time in five years […]
Read MoreWorld U23 Team Announced
GB Rowing today announced its squad for the World U23 Championships due to take place in Amsterdam, Holland, from July 22-24. Many of those named will aspire to represent Great Britain when London hosts the 2012 Olympic Games. They include […]
Read MoreSeven Medals on Super Sunday
Against the backdrop of the Swiss foothills surrounding Lucerne’s Rotsee, Britain today won seven medals at the BearingPoint World Cup Finals. Whilst pride of place goes to the gold won by the British men’s four, the men’s quadruple scull also […]
Read MoreFour enjoy close contest
Athens Olympic gold medallist Steve Williams said that his crew "had enjoyed" today’s win in the semi-final of the BearingPoint world cup in Lucerne despite it being one of the closest finishes yet at his level for this season’s British […]
Read MoreRowers to wear black ribbon tribute
GB Rowing’s team currently competing at the BearingPoint Rowing World Cup in Lucerne, Switzerland, will wear black ribbons in tomorrow’s (Sunday’s) finals as a mark of respect for those who lost their lives in Thursday’s bomb attacks in London. The […]
Read MoreDouble Withdrawn from Lucerne
Britain withdrew its men’s double scull from this afternoon’s repechages here in Lucerne at the BearingPoint World Cup Finals because Alex Gregory had not recovered sufficiently, from the asthma attack he suffered during the morning’s heats, to race again. “I’m […]
Read MoreSix semi-finalists, one finalist
British rowers qualified for six semi-finals at the BearingPoint World Cup Finals in Lucerne, this morning. Eight more crews have the opportunity to progress through repechages today or tomorrow. The Camelot-sponsored women’s quadruple scull, current world cup leaders, raced with […]
Read MoreWinckless Fully Fit for Lucerne
Sarah Winckless, who raced and won with the women’s quad at the Munich World Cup last month despite a painful left wrist injury, is back to full fitness and will race in Lucerne this weekend a tthe BearingPoint World Cup […]
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