
Tom Ransley
At Rio 2016, racing in the British men’s eight, Tom added Olympic champion to his European and two world championship titles. He won a bronze medal at London 2012, his first Olympics. An honorary lifetime member of York City Rowing Club he helped win the club’s first Henley Royal Regatta trophy. He holds multiple course records from Sydney to Henley-on-Thames. A former Cambridge Blue, Tom read Management at the Judge Business School, following a degree in History of Art.
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Rowing New Zealand Loads Both Eights for Amsterdam With Double-Duty Crews
New Zealand

America Muscles in on 2026 World Rowing Cup II in Plovdiv
Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Uzbekistan Strikes First in Plovdiv With Two Golds on Opening Finals Day
Plovdiv, Bulgaria

“Big History for the Uzbekistan Team” First Medals Awarded in Plovdiv
Plovdiv, Bulgaria

All Change in Plovdiv as World Cup II Welcomes Newcomers
Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Day Three: World Rowing Cup I in Pictures
Seville, Spain

Great Britain’s First Golds of 2026: A Hammer Blow and a Photo Finish in Seville
Seville, Spain

Day Two: World Rowing Cup I in Pictures
Seville, Spain

Standards Set, Big Names Stumble as Seville Opens World Cup Season
Seville, Spain

Champions, Comebacks and Class Switches: Who to Watch at World Rowing Cup I in Seville
Seville, Spain

Decision Time
Olympic champion and Crew Connection co-founder Sholto Carnegie sheds light on U.S. college rowing.

Finn Hamill: Handling Pressure, His Way
Finn Hamill: Dad’s lost two brothers: imagine what it would be like to lose a son.

Para Preview
2025 World Rowing Championships

Eights Preview
2025 World Rowing Championships

Lightweights Preview
2025 World Rowing Championships

Singles Preview
2025 World Rowing Championships

Murtagh’s leap from sweep
Fiona Murtagh: "It’s sport. Nothing is guaranteed.”

Unfinished Business
Lauren Rowles: "Sport was my therapy. My way of battling demons."

Rowles Retires
Three-time Paralympic champion calls it a day

Cambridge Clean Sweep
The Championship Course

On the Water
H.M. van den Brink: "Interesting, exciting and scary, but not for me. I wouldn't advise my kids to become war journalists."
Bridging the Gap
Henley Royal Regatta chair discusses journey to gender parity

Cambridge and Oxford practise their lines
Trial Eights animates Boat Race Blues

Meghan Musnicki: Heartbroken Hero Bows Out
Four-time Olympian hangs up her oar