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Olaf Tufte, Norway’s Double Olympic Champion, Dies Aged 50
Mourning Norwegian Olympic Legend Olaf Tufte
Duisburg 2026 Quads Preview: Speed, Continuity and a Crowded Men’s Field
2026 World Rowing Under 23 Championships Quads Preview
Michel Dumas, From Tokyo Fourth to Libourne Mainstay, Dies at 81
The French international came within one place of an Olympic medal in 1964, then spent decades helping Club Nautique de Libourne become a leading force.
Memories of The Boat Race: Donald Legget remembers his time rowing for Cambridge
“Ely was also iced up, so we cast around to find a stretch at St Neots where hot effluent from a power station kept the water clear of ice.”
Hazardous Smoke Shuts RowFest for a Second Day
Ford Lake, Michigan
Endrekson Swaps the Sculls for the Launch, Eyes LA 2028
Estonia's Six-Time Olympian on Coaching Challenge
Katie O’Brien Had to Learn How to Move the Boat Again
Paris Paralympian Returns to the Water
International Excellence and Disqualification Bring Henley Royal Regatta to an End
Henley-on-Thames
Leander, Marlow, Headington and St Paul’s Share Henley’s Junior Honours
Henley-on-Thames
Student Finals, Serious Statements: Brown, Cambridge and Reading All Make History at Henley
Henley-on-Thames
Zeidler Claims Fifth Diamonds, One Title From Mackenzie’s Record
Henley-on-Thames
St Paul’s Prevail in Princess Elizabeth Thriller
Henley-on-Thames
All-American Island Final and Thames Battling Leander
Henley-on-Thames
Washington Win After Unexpected Wash-down at Henley Royal Regatta
Henley-on-Thames
Henley Royal Regatta Stewards Debut Six-Inch Verdict
Henley-on-Thames
Tailwind Offers Record Opening for Headington at Henley Royal Regatta
Henley-on-Thames
Crocs, Currents and Credibility: The Fitzroy’s Olympic Problem Just Went Global
An IOC official’s blunt question about saltwater crocodiles at Brisbane 2032’s proposed rowing venue exposed a deeper problem: the Fitzroy River course still lacks World Rowing’s technical sign-off, even as Queensland ministers insist the matter is settled.
Booms Claim First Victims on Windy Day at Henley Royal Regatta
Henley-on-Thames
Day Three: World Rowing Cup III in Pictures
Lucerne, Switzerland
USA Seal Historic World Cup Title, and Great Britain Top Lucerne Medal Table
Lucerne, Switzerland
India Breaks Through as Lucerne’s First Finals Spread Gold Far and Wide
Lucerne, Switzerland
End of an Era in Madison as Chris Clark Steps Away After 32 Years
The architect of Wisconsin’s 2008 IRA national championship and five Ten Eyck Trophies announced his retirement on Friday, closing a tenure that began in 1994 and reshaped Badger rowing.
Day One: World Rowing Cup III in Pictures
Lucerne, Switzerland
Settling the Score on the Rotsee, What to Look Out for in Lucerne
Lucerne, Switzerland