
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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Dreaming Big
Gabriel Soares: This time, it's my time.

Revved Up ‘n’ Ready to Go
Broken Bones, Never Moans: Jordan Parry on his helter-skelter sculling career.

Steward Stanning Conquers Sahara Desert
“The hardest part of my decision to retire was knowing it would end our journey together. I knew that Helen wasn’t necessarily done, even though I was. That was really difficult.”

Irish ambitions
There are few gears in there that we didn’t get to go through today.

Ones to Watch at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games
Paris Preview

Paris-bound Peruvians
Palacios twins win Olympic berth
Lucky number seven
Cambridge Women win the 2024 Boat Race

Will Oxford turn the tide?
Putney, London

Bad Debt Update
Serbia Reinstated

Bad Debt
Serbia Suspended

Washout not a knockout
Film Review: The Boys in the Boat

Oxford Trial Eights
The Championship Course, London

Cambridge Trial Eights
The Championship Course, London

Russia name their team
2023 World Rowing Championships

Henley Saturday Report
Henley Royal Regatta 2023

Henley Thursday Report
Henley Royal Regatta 2023

2023 Pacific Challenge, final preparations in pictures
Monterey, California

No one makes the rules
Monterey, California

Day four in Bled at the European Rowing Championships
Bled, Slovenia

Day three in Bled at the European Rowing Championships
Bled, Slovenia

Day two in Bled at the European Rowing Championships
Bled, Slovenia

Day one in Bled at the European Rowing Championships
Bled, Slovenia

Contactless Boat Race
The Championship Course, London

A classic rewritten
The Championship Course, London