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Rachel Quarrell

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 Champs Monday: Burning Up Energy In The Repechages
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World Champs Monday: Burning Up Energy In The Repechages

2019 World Rowing Championships, Linz, Austria

Down To Business: Day One At The World Rowing Championships
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Down To Business: Day One At The World Rowing Championships

All the action from Day 1 in Linz at the 2019 World Rowing Championships

Green and gold in top spot
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Green and gold in top spot

Australia win the 2019 World Rowing Cup

Tension mounts in windy semi-finals
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Tension mounts in windy semi-finals

All the action from day two in Rotterdam

Catalogue of Friday 12th Rotterdam woes
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Catalogue of Friday 12th Rotterdam woes

Heats commence in Rotterdam at World Rowing Cup III

King’s Cup thriller stirs enclosures’ emotion
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King’s Cup thriller stirs enclosures’ emotion

Finals day at Henley Royal Regatta 2019

Tailwind territory as records fall
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Tailwind territory as records fall

Saturday report, Henley 2019

Forces crews make Henley debut
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Forces crews make Henley debut

Friday report, Henley 2019

Seventh Diamonds moves out of Drysdale’s reach
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Seventh Diamonds moves out of Drysdale’s reach

Henley Royal Regatta 2019, Thursday race report

“The narrowest of margins”
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“The narrowest of margins”

The 2019 regatta begins

Twigg and Nielsen top world cup with triumphant singles victories
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Twigg and Nielsen top world cup with triumphant singles victories

The 2019 World Rowing Cup II regatta concludes in Poznan

Poznan: Ten years on, another bronze for India
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Poznan: Ten years on, another bronze for India

A special day in Poznan on the second day of World Cup II

Showery start in Poland
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Showery start in Poland

Day 1 report, World Cup II, Poznan

Delight and Disappointment in Lucerne
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Delight and Disappointment in Lucerne

Day 2 of the 2019 European Rowing Championships - Lucerne, Switzerland

May Flies Past on The Rotsee
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May Flies Past on The Rotsee

2019 European Rowing Championships - Lucerne, Switzerland

Boat Race 2019
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Boat Race 2019

Preview of the 165th Oxford Cambridge Boat Race

James Cracknell on putting his hand back in the fire
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James Cracknell on putting his hand back in the fire

At the age of 46, James Cracknell continues to defy expectations as he prepares to become the oldest rower in the near 200 year history of the Boat Race

Architect of Dreams
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Architect of Dreams

Meet Svetlana Otzetova

Irish History Made In Plovdiv On Super Saturday
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Irish History Made In Plovdiv On Super Saturday

Coverage from the first day of finals a the 2018 world rowing championships.

World Cup Series Concludes In Lucerne
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World Cup Series Concludes In Lucerne

Coverage from the final day of World Cup III in Lucerne Switzerland

Pete Reed: Why Now?
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Pete Reed: Why Now?

The triple Olympic gold medallist on his decision to step away mid-season