How to Watch World Rowing Cup II in Plovdiv
World Rowing Cup II runs 12–14 June in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Here's where to find live coverage in Europe, North America and beyond, plus practical advice...
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Australia’s Women’s Eight Fires First Shot of LA Cycle With Seville Gold
A new-look crew led from 750m and held off the Netherlands and Great Britain to claim Australia's first women's A-final victory of the Olympic cycle,...
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Great Britain’s First Golds of 2026: A Hammer Blow and a Photo Finish in Seville
Great Britain opened their World Cup season with two contrasting gold medals in Seville, as the men's four won by daylight and Olympic champion Lauren...
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“You don’t need me, I’ll go home!” How the Dutch overcame equipment failure to win gold.
The final day of the Seville World Cup saw a dominant Dutch eight top the podium despite malfunctioning kit, and perhaps the first signs of...
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Lechuga plans Olympic campaign after super semifinals light up Seville
Eight months after losing her LW1x title and coming third behind Michelle Sechser (USA) and Dandan Pan (CHN) at the 2025 world championships, Kenia Lechuga...
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Day Three: World Rowing Cup I in Pictures
Seville, Spain
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Day Two: World Rowing Cup I in Pictures
Seville, Spain
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Standards Set, Big Names Stumble as Seville Opens World Cup Season
Florijn capsizes, the Sinkovics miss out, and Ntouskos drops to a D-final on a day when Lauren Henry and Oliver Zeidler laid down early markers...
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How to Watch World Rowing Cup I?
World Rowing Cup I runs 29–31 May at La Cartuja in Seville. Here's where to find live coverage in Europe, North America and beyond, plus...
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HOCR New Chair
The Head of the Charles Regatta (HOCR), the world’s largest three-day rowing event, announced today that Alexander (Zander) Packard has been named Chair of the Board of Directors. ...
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Four from four for Frenchman Mouelle
After Oxford’s victory in the women’s race came three in a row for Cambridge, the reserve races going Blondie and Goldie’s way by the startling...
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Oxford women end losing streak
In 1926 a group of oarswomen at Oxford sat down and started a new university rowing club, with the express intention of challenging Cambridge on...
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