The 2020 World Rowing Indoor Championships moved on to day two of racing with the big names competing in the 2000m distance. The open men saw a new name at the top of the list while the open women saw the ongoing dominance of Olena Buryak.
The atmosphere was electric, the racing captivating and the spectators felt that they were part of the excitement for day 1 at the 2020 World Rowing Indoor Championships. Paris’s well-known Coubertin Stadium was packed with action as athletes went as fast as they could for the 500m race distance on the indoor rowing machines.
The 2019 World Rowing Coastal Championships in Hong Kong, China was marked by Ukraine’s Diana Dymchenko winning the women’s solo for the third consecutive year. Not only that Dymchenko went on to race in the mixed double sculls and with partner Yuriy Ivanov, she took out her second gold for the championships.
Four small years ago the concept of beach sprint racing for coastal rowers was conceived. It was 2015 in Pescara, Italy and this weekend the World Rowing Beach Sprint Finals became a reality.
The 2019 World Rowing Championships in Linz-Ottensheim, Austria wound up with the final round of finals. Perfect conditions greeted the athletes with flat water and a small tail wind. A large crowd at the finish line helped bring the athletes home for the 2000m of racing.
British coach Juergen Grobler is stepping down after more than 30 years
Olympian Pete Lambert has announced his retirement
Hiring: Technical Director for the Flemish Rowing League
Belgium
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Hiring of foreign coach at Army Rowing Node, India
Prevention of Competition Manipulation
