
Rachel Quarrell
Rachel started rowing for a bet in the summer of 1987, and was promptly hooked, learning to cox a term later. She coxed at club, elite and at several international regattas, winning with over 30 clubs, and won a bronze medal steering a Commonwealth New Zealand M4+ which included Mahé Drysdale. As a journalist she has covered five Olympic Games and, in 2002, became the The Telegraph's rowing correspondent.
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Day Eight at Worlds: Stellar Singles Victories Seal Championships
Shanghai, China

Day Seven at Worlds: Dutch Delight at Double Eights History
Shanghai, China

Day Six at Worlds: Freaky Friday in Shanghai
Shanghai, China

Day Five at Worlds: Sunshine and Success for China
Shanghai, China

Day Four at Worlds: Delays Fail to Kill Fours Buzz
Shanghai, China

Day Three at Worlds: Lightweights on trial
Shanghai, China

Day Two at Worlds: Shanghai shake down
Shanghai, China

Day One at Worlds: Dainshan Lake delivers nerves and hard qualifications
Shanghai, China

Records fall on the final day of Henley Royal Regatta
Henley-on-Thames

Tight racing for final spots
Henley-on-Thames

Red arrows and internationals fly high
Henley-on-Thames

Sculling Queens Grant and Twigg show class at Henley Royal
Henley-on-Thames

Thames tailwind fuels more falling records
Henley-on-Thames

Scorching temperatures and effortless record equalling
Henley-on-Thames

Day two at the 2025 World Rowing Cup II
Lucerne, Switzerland

Day one at the 2025 World Rowing Cup II
Lucerne, Switzerland

Dutch dominate day three at the 2025 World Rowing Cup I
Varese, Italy

Mixed eights deliver as new faces win gold at the 2025 World Rowing Cup I
Varese, Italy

Day three in Plovdiv at the 2025 European Rowing Championships
Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Day two in Plovdiv at the 2025 European Rowing Championships
Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Day one in Plovdiv at the 2025 European Rowing Championships
Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Cambridge Clean Sweep
The Championship Course

Paris Olympics Day Seven, Legends Deliver
Paris, France

Paris Olympics Day Five, Agony and Ecstasy
Paris, France