
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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Coach Bond
Blue Devils recruit Hamish Bond

Day four at 2022 European Rowing Championships
Munich, Germany

Day three at 2022 European Rowing Championships
Munich, Germany

Day two at 2022 European Rowing Championships
Munich, Germany

Eleven questions with Patryk Wojtalak
Athlete Interview

Vincent’s Vision
Taking the reins at World Rowing

Day two in Lucerne at World Rowing Cup III
8th – 10th July in Lucerne, Switzerland

Day one in Lucerne at World Rowing Cup III
8 – 10 July in Lucerne, Switzerland

Dutch Delight and Domination on Malta Lake
16th - 19th June 2022, Poznan, Poland

Day three in Belgrade at 2022 World Rowing Cup I
27th - 29th May 2022, Belgrade, Serbia

Day two in Belgrade at 2022 World Rowing Cup I
27th - 29th May 2022, Belgrade, Serbia

Day one in Belgrade at 2022 World Rowing Cup I
27th - 29th May 2022, Belgrade, Serbia

Preview of 2022 World Rowing Cup I
27th - 29th May 2022, Belgrade, Serbia

Twelve Questions with Bendegúz Pétervári-Molnár
Athlete Interview

At the helm
British Rowing Chairman Mark Davies

Emma Dyke Retires
New Zealand's Olympic silver medallist calls time on her career.

Boat Race Results
The Championship Course, London, UK

Boat Race Preview
The Championship Course, London, UK

Behind the Blues
The Championship Course, London, UK

Ten Questions with Christine Cavallo
Athlete Interview

World Record for Evans
Ocean Rowing

Atlantic Hat Trick
Lasse Wulff Hansen wins the Solo Class of the Talisker Atlantic Challenge 2021

G’day Coach Randell
Visa delays Great Britain's new Women's Head Coach

Goodbye Bond
New Zealand's Triple Olympic Champion Hamish Bond retires from rowing.