
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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World Rowing Press Conference at Paris Olympic Regatta
Paris, France

Paris Olympics Day One, Rain and Racing
Paris, France

Playing Romanian Roulette
Paris, France

The scene is set
Paris, France

Heartbroken Huskies and three-peats galore
Henley-on-Thames

Shiplake’s special week continues
Henley-on-Thames

Henley Downpours Dampen Friday’s Festivities
Henley-on-Thames

Fawley Fireworks on the Fourth of July
Henley-on-Thames

Wind-whipped Wednesday at Henley Royal Regatta
Henley-on-Thames

A promising start at Henley Royal Regatta
Henley-on-Thames

Day three in Lucerne at World Rowing Cup II
Lucerne, Switzerland

Day two in Lucerne at World Rowing Cup II
Lucerne, Switzerland

Day one in Lucerne at World Rowing Cup II
Lucerne, Switzerland

This is what it takes to plot a course to Paris
Qualification for Paris 2024, the story so far

Day three in Varese at World Rowing Cup I
Varese, Italy

Day two in Varese at World Rowing Cup I
Varese, Italy

Day one in Varese at World Rowing Cup I
Varese, Italy
Over the edge
Cambridge Men win the 2024 Boat Race

Day Eight, Belgrade: The Sun Sets on Lake Sava
Belgrade, Serbia

Day Seven, Belgrade: Anthem Time
Belgrade, Serbia

Day Six, Belgrade: Finally, Some Medals
Belgrade, Serbia

Day Five, Belgrade: Semi-Final Surprises on Bumpy Waves
Belgrade, Serbia

Day Four, Belgrade: Circulation and Weather Woes on Wednesday
Belgrade, Serbia

Day Three, Belgrade: First Final Filled
Belgrade, Serbia