Benedict Tufnell
A rower, photographer and writer, Benedict discovered rowing as a schoolboy at Pangbourne College. He went on to represent Great Britain at the Junior World Championships in ‘05 and ’06 before heading to the University of California, Berkeley to study and row. Wins included the Head of the Charles, Henley Royal Regatta and two IRA national championships with the Golden Bears between 2007 and 2010. After a brief stint coaching rowing, Benedict joined Row360 in 2016.
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5.35.8: A New World Record
Josh Dunkley-Smith on his record breaking indoor row
The 2018 Oxford Cambridge Boat Races
All light blue under dark skies on Boat Race day
2018 Boat Races Preview
A look ahead to the weekend's action
US Men’s Coach Mike Teti
In his own words
The Future of Thames Tideway Eights Racing
I would like to ask why it was decided that the Men’s Head is to be run on Sunday 11th March ? This is an extraordinary decision, and I think the first occasion of a Sunday race. These head races have built up well earned international reputations that will suffer untold damage because of this one decision.
Challenging Convention: Technogym’s SKILLROW Reviewed
Row360 visits the Technogym Village in Italy to learn about the all new SKILLROW rowing machine
Breaking Out: A man’s redemption through rowing
From a life sentence and sharing a prison wing with Abu Hamza, to breaking nearly every UK indoor rowing record going, John McAvoy's is the quintessential story of redemption through sport.