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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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TOKYO 2020: Gender in sport – the world is turning

TOKYO 2020: GB Rowing – The monolith crumbles

TOKYO 2020: Thunder over the water, lightning on it

TOKYO 2020: Stunning races and shock exits

TOKYO 2020: The report they should have written in the UK papers

TOKYO 2020: Cascade of world best times as first medals are won

TOKYO 2020: Tuesday Update

TOKYO 2020: Monday Update from the Sea Forest Waterway

TOKYO 2020: Redemption Day and Overcoming Disaster

TOKYO 2020: Saturday Start Stoppages and Heats in the Heat

TOKYO 2020: Storms On The Horizon

TOKYO 2020: Unknown Stars Ready To Scintillate

TOKYO 2020: Hail Hail, The Gang’s All Here

Boat Race: Uncharted Fenland Territory

British Rowing confirms coaches for Tokyo Games

Goodbye to Britain’s Greatest Coach

From Masters Rower to Olympian

Sanita Puspure’s golden era

The Sun Sets On A Scorching Week: The End Of The Worlds

Turning Up The Heat On The Finals

World Champs Friday: Shimmering Semifinals

Spicy Semi-finals And Rollicking Repechages

World Champs Wednesday: Don’t Bump The Umpire

World Champs Tuesday: Old School Tech And Supercharged Eights