Past and Future Events

We are very grateful to webmasters who are kind enough to let us know when they change or add pages. In January 2002 the Rowing Service altered its method of listing events and results, and this page is the outcome. Events below are now ordered largely in terms of country, with a few extra sections for specific types of races. You may discover that using "Find on Page" in your browser is the quickest way to hop to a link. The Rowing Service is not responsible for information carried on these linked pages. Since so many event sites now carry previous results, the Rowing Service will not separately list them. Readers seeking specific recent posters, draws, starting orders or results will find that the News Page, or the calendar pages on David Biddulph's website may be more useful, as both are listed in date order.

Index

• World-level events, including non-rowing-specific events
• Asian events
• US and Canadian events
• Australian and NZ Events
• African Events
• European Rowing Events (not including UK)
• UK events
• Private and closed rowing events
• Courses and training
• National and other trials (regular)

Specialist

• Regatta Central: online registration for some US events.

World level events

• Arranged in reverse calendar order in batches, with general links at the top.
• See the FISA official website for all World Championships, World Cups and Olympic news. Use the RaceTracker to replay past events (warning: requires Java and can be time-consuming on slow browsers).
• The JAMCO website carries results and graphical projections/replays of FISA events from 2000 onwards.
• Poznan World Cup and 2004 World Under-23s Regatta in Polish and English.
• The C.R.A.S.H.-B.'s (Charles River All Star Has Beens), is the World Indoor Rowing Championships.
• Supersprint Rowing - the new form of rowing sprint exhibition racing.
• Hackett Thames World Sculling Championship
• Note that the 2005 World Senior and World Junior championship venues have been agreed as Nagaragawa (Gifu, Japan) and Beetzsee (Brandenburg, Germany) respectively.
• In 2002 the coincidence of two major rowing events in Nottingham, UK have resulted in the Festival of Rowing during August 2002. Direct links to the Commonwealth Regatta and FISU World Universities Championship are available.
• Information on the 2002 FISA Rowing Tour of the Rideau Canal (Canada) on the Rowing Canada website.
• An updated position table for the 2001-2 Ward Evans Atlantic Rowing Challenge can be viewed online.
• There is an official site for the 2002 Racice Masters (Czech Republic).
• 2002 Junior World Championships/ in Trakai.
• 2002 World Championships (changed from .org to .com August 2002).
• The 2001 Lucerne World Rowing Championships, translated into Swiss-French, Swiss-German and English.
• All Duisburg regattas, including translations into English, German, French and Spanish for big international events.
• Under-23's 2001 (Austria).
• FISA Masters 2001 in Montreal (Canada).
• Recent Munich rounds of the World Cup, including 2001 and 2004.
• The Munich Juniors Regatta, Germany.
• World Championships 1999 website - with a direct menu link for those not Java-enabled etc. (Canada).
• Official site of the year 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney is at http://www.olympics.com/ in several different languages.
• Lucerne Regatta, which acts as the final round of the FISA World Cup nearly every year.
• Rowing Service summary and links for the 1999 World Championships.
• The 1999 FISA Masters in Seville, Spain.
• 1999 Nation's Cup in Hamburg, Germany.
• The 1999 FISA Masters in Seville.
• Clemens Bohmer has a World Cup 1999 Round 2 site, most of which is in German.
• World Championships 1998 in Cologne, Germany.
• 1998 FISA Masters in Germany.
• World Masters Games 1998
• Rowing World Cup in Munich 30.5. - 1.6.97.
• Internet Erg Challenge, on-going.

Asian Events

• In alphabetical order of event name.
• The I-Lan Regatta in Taiwan, formerly lightweight, now openweight. The link is for the 2000 regatta but the organisers appear to have used the same page for more recent information.
• Results from the South-East Asian Games (Malaysia) are visible here but the site can be slow.

US and Canadian Events

• Grouped by country and ordered alphabetically by name
• Canadian events
• The 1999 Brentwood Regatta.
• British Columbia Provincial Rowing Champs.
• Canada Cup page.
• Canadian Henley 1999.
• Canadian Henley 2002.
• Online registration for the Canadian Indoor Rowing Championships
• Canadian Indoor Rowing Champs material of a later date.
• Details of the Canadian Masters Open Rowing Champs 2004.
• Canadian Masters 2001. Canadian National Master's Rowing Championships 2001 were cancelled to avoid overcrowding of masters events in North America that summer.
• Canadian Masters information from pre-2000.
• The London Rowing Society website (Canada) has information on the Forest City regatta.
• High School Invitational, South Niagara RC.
• Information on the Great Bear Boat Race on the club's website. It has two courses: Ursa Major around Bair Island and Ursa Minor cutting through the Island on the Corkscrew creek.
• USA events
• Row around Manhattan for Americares charity.
• Ariel Head of the Patapsco in Baltimore, USA, October.
• Atlantic County Rowing Championship.
• Atlanta Erg Sprints.
• Bill Braxton Memorial regatta details are on the Schuylkill Navy website.
• Details of the California Challenge Cup (USA) are on the California Rowing Association website. The competition, for men's and women's Masters 4+ crews, determines who is the most successful over all eight of California's head races.
• Californian Henley 1997. Head of the Charles website.
• Old page for the Charm City Sprints.
• Head of the Chattahoochee. The day after is the Chattahoochee Chase Regatta, run by Lake Lanier RC.
• Information on the Chattanooga Head Race is on the Lookout Rowing Club website.
• Cincinnati National Rowing Championships site.
• The Cincinnati Sprints 1999.
• The Head of the Connecticut Regatta. The 2002 race is scheduled for October 28th.
• The C.R.A.S.H.-B.'s (Charles River All Star Has Beens), also listed as the World Indoor Rowing Championships.
• Cromwell Cup regatta 1996.
• Dad Vails
• Diamond States Masters Regatta.
• Empire State Games.
• Ergomania.
• On Truesport, the Ergorama event in Columbus, Ohio
• Information about the Head of the Foster City Lagoon, San Francisco, is here.
• Frostbite regatta details on the Schuylkill Navy website.
• Gateway Regatta.
• Hobbs Island Regatta information on the Rocket City Rowing Club (PL).
• Head of the Iowa 1999.
• Independence Day Regatta 1997, Schuylkill.
• Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships.
• Regatta on the Kaw, Kansas (October).
• King's Head XI in PA, late September.
• Head of the Lagoon, usually at Foster City, relocated in 2001 to Redwood Creek, CA.
• Lake Merritt Sprints.
• Details of the Lobster Row on the Truesport site.
• Mid-Atlantic Sprints, USA.
• NCAA Women's Championships.
• Head of the Oakland Estuary in October.
• Pan-Am Games regatta.
• Head of the Patapsco information on the Baltimore City rowing site.
• Petaluma Regatta, California.
• Philadelphia regatta information on the Schuylkill Navy site.
• Pumpkin Head (Head of the Colorado).
• San Diego Crew Classic
• Schuylkill Navy Regatta information. The main Schuylkill website should carry current event information.
• Boathouse Row's website has info on the 100th Schuylkill Navy Run (1999).
• The Swan Creek Erg Sprints 2000.
• Head of the Tennessee.
• The Textile River Regatta.
• US Masters Championships 1997 and 1999.
• US Youth Invitational 1999.
• US Club National Champs 2001, 1999, and 1997.
• Wye Island Regatta at Annapolis RC.

Australia and NZ Events

Grouped by country and ordered alphabetically
• NZ events
• Lake Ruataniwha regatta 1997.
• Maadi Cup 2001.
• New Zealand Marathon Indoor Rowing Championships 2001, an unique event staged simultaneously in 14 centres around the country!
• New Zealand National Championships 1998.
• The New Zealand Secondary Schools Championships 2004 Java and non-Java sites for the Maadi Cup.
• Australian events
• The Australian Concept 2 Winter Indoor Rowing League 2002.
• The Australian National Championships 2004, including live-tracked results, photos, audio clips and so on.
• The 2002 Australian National Championships.
• 2001 Zurich Australian National Championships.
• The Australian Skins 1999
• 1997 Australian Universities Rowing Championships site.
• The 2002 Australian University Games, the rowing for which was held at the West Lakes course in Adelaide from 29th September to 4th October.
• Brisbane Schoolgirls' Head of the River (Australia).
• Murray River Rowathon, 92kms long, but participants can choose to row some or all of the approximately quarter-length stages, in all sorts of boat types, past historical aboriginal sites, and all for the most excellent good cause of raising money for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. For more information see the homepage, while interested parties (especially possible overseas visitors) should contact Roger Boyce. They would be delighted to welcome entries from other countries.
• NSW State Championships on the NSW state rowing website.
• Point Score Regatta, Murwillumbah RC (1999).
• The Rowing New South Wales site,/A> carries details of the New South Wales Rowing Championships.

African Events

• 117th Buffalo Regatta, one of the largest regattas in South Africa. Photos from 2004 Regatta here
• South African National Championships 2001.
• Details of the South African Schools/Junior Championships for 2004.

European Events (not including UK)

Grouped by country and ordered alphabetically
• Coupe de la Jeunesse 1997 (Ireland), 2001 (France).
   Austria
• 2001 Nation's Cup official site, although results were also carried on Ruderverband.ch
   Belgium
• Gent International Regatta, including the Belgian National Championships, the major senior annual event.
• Information on the 2001 Gent International Regatta (Belgium) is now online. The regatta is on 14th and 15th April, and includes the Belgian Junior and Flemish Senior Championships, both of which can be entered by foreign crews.
• Open Indoor Belgian Rowing Championships.
   Denmark
• The 2000 Nation's Cup in Copenhagen has an excellent website including plenty of travel information.
   France
• Defi Universitaire Europeen de l'Arc Atlantique in early May (2004 details).
• Championnats de France juniors et seniors 2000.
• The annual Cannes-Mandelieu sprint regatta.
• La Grande Motte.
• Head of the River Pont-Mousson.
   Germany
• See the Rudern1.de website for general German results, up to date.
• LM Baden-Wuerttemberg Meldeergebnis regatta.
• Cologne Junior Regatta.
• Euromasters 2001 and 1997.
• International DRV-Juniorenregatta, in Munich.
• The Langstrecken-Test details are on the Homepage des Mannheimer Regatta-Vereins.
• The Munich Rowing Club in Bavaria carries details of their annual autumn race in Starnberg.
   Holland
• The Amsterdam Masters Regatta in September has webpages on the De Hoop website.
• Delft Regatta (University Eights) .
• The Dutch Varsity Regatta.
• The Flying Mile of Flevoland.
• A rowing page on the Gay Games Amstersdam 98 site.
• Heineken Regatta.
• The annual Koninklijke Maas Holland Beker regatta.
• The Open Dutch Student Championships (Amsterdam).
   Ireland
• Neptune Regatta 1997.
• Tribesmen Head of the River 2004 onwards.
• Tribesmen Head of the River pre-2003.
• Trinity Regatta 2004.
• Trinity Regatta, Dublin 2003 and earlier.
   Italy
• Silver Skiff Regatta, held in Italy each November.
   Norway
• Norwegian Rowing Championships.
   Spain
• Many events, including everything held on the Banyoles Olympic lake, national trials and all Catalonian indoor/water rowing events, on Rem Catalunya. Also tends to have photos from the same events.
• The Banyoles Masters Regatta.
   Switzerland
• Annual College Challenge Cup, Lucerne.
• Kuessnacht am Rigi, 1999.
• Details of the Uni-Poly Boat Race & International Student Regatta in Zurich, early November.
   (Former) Yugoslavia
• Iztok Cop runs a little sprint race he calls the Cop Challenger - raced in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
• The 2nd Military World Games 1999, held in Zagreb and featuring rowers from 13 countries.
• The first Reuss-Sprint on Lake Luzern, held in 2004. A report in German and picture gallery of the event.
• World University Championships 1998, Zagreb.
• Zagreb International Regatta, mid-June, Croatia.

UK Events

• Ordered alphabetically
• Abingdon Regatta 1999 and 1998.
• Ancholme Head.
• Avon County Oarsome Regatta.
• The Ball Cup on the Nottingham Schools rowing website.
• Contact for the 2001 Bass Burton regatta was via phone to 01283 221333 or email Robert McDonald.
• Barnes & Mortlake and Borne Chiswick regattas both available from the Mortlake Anglian & Alpha website.
• Bedford events: all via the Bedford Events Page, although the Bedford Regatta has its own site now.
• Berwick summer regatta and Berwick Scullers Head on the club website They also run the Berwick Union of the Crowns, information on the NERN website.
• Bewdley Regatta.
• Birmingham Regatta.
• The Blu-Red Indoor Rowing Championships are not online but 2001 results are on the Rowing Service.
• Boston Marathon.
• Bradford Autumn Regatta and Spring Regatta on the Bradford Amateur RC website.
• The Bristol Avon Regatta is dually hosted and details may be found on the Avon County or Bristol RC websites. As of 2003 it has its own site at www.baregatta.org.uk.
• Bristol Small Boats Head with its own dedicated email address.
• University of Bristol Head Race.
• British Indoor Rowing Championships. Live commentary online from the Rowing Service for 2003 and 2002.
• Burway Head. (UK).
• BUSA Regatta results 2004 were partly lost due to database wiping at Nottingham. But I have the top three of all A finalists (ie medallists) for all events Saturday and Sunday, as dictated by a most helpful BUSA assistant over the phone (thanks K).
• BUSA Head results for 2004 on http://www.busa.org.uk/rowing (UK) - women's championship eights won by Durham over Nottingham and men's by Oxford Brookes over Imperial.
• BUSA information for 2001 was held on the Rowing Service.
• Cambridge Autumn Head on the Rob Roy website.
• Cambridge Autumn Regatta on the Cambridge '99 website.
• Cambridge Championship Eights Head
• Details of the Cambridge Town Bumps 2004 on the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association website. It is the 160th year that the bumps have been run.
• Cambridge Town Bumps 2001 on the Rob Roy BC website.
• Cambridge Winter Head on the Cantabridgian website.
• Chiswick Regatta.
• CoC Head-2-Heads, Cambridge Sprint, Dongola race, and x can be found on the City of Cambridge website
• Details of the City of Cambridge Rowing Triathlon are on the CCRC website.
• City of Oxford Bumps or this link for more recent races.
• Bradford on Avon and Swindon RC's organise the Coate Water Park Regatta.
• Concept 2 British Indoor Rowing Grand Prix.
• For enquiries about the Danson Dashes regatta email Erith Rowing Club.
• The Dart Head Race contact is Dave Godfrey.
• Dee Autumn Head. Results on the Grosvenor RC website also.
• There's now a dedicated London Docklands Regatta website.
• Older Docklands Regatta results and usually draws can be found on the Mikrotime website.
• Docklands Small Boats Head information on the Poplar Blackwall & District website.
• Doncaster Regatta.
• Durham Regatta. NB notes for competitors (PDF file).
• A 2004 link for Durham Amateur RC events (eg Durham City Regatta and Durham Head).
• 2004 results for the Durham Small Boats Head.
• Durham Head, Durham Vets & Juniors, and Durham City Regatta information in 2001 was here..
• Egham Regatta.
• Evesham Regatta and Sprint 2001 information and 2003 information. Evesham Head: 2003 and 2004 details.
• Michelmores City of Exeter Regatta, UK.
• Details of the Exeter Winter Head are on the Exeter RC website.
• Fairbairn Cup races in Cambridge.
• Four's Head (old address) and the new address (2003 onwards).
• Details of the Glasgow Long Distance Small Boats Head on the GRC website.
• Glasgow RC Riverboat Casino Small Boats Head.
• Glasgow RC Small Boats Head.
• Info on the Glasgow University BC Western Head of the River.
• Gloucester Regatta.
• Great Ouse Sculling Championship, Bedford.
• Great River Race.
• Greenwich Fours Head, email contact greenwich4head@hotmail.com (2003 and earlier). Now moved to the Poplar Blackwall & District RC website.
• Details of the Hampton events including the Hampton Head, Hampton Fours and Eights Head and Hampton Small Boats Head.
• Hammersmith Amateur Regatta, Hammersmith Head and Hammersmith Women's and Juniors Head details on the Auriol Kensington website.
• Hammersmith Regatta has its own website.
• Head of the River (Men).
• Henley Fours Head.
• Henley Royal Regatta. Plus the 2004 draw.
• Henley Sculls Head on the Henley RC website.
• Henley T&V regatta.
• Henley Veterans Regatta (UK).
• Henley Women's Regatta.
• Hexham Regatta 2001 and 2004 details on the Hexham club website.
• Home International Regatta.
• Contact for the Huntingdon Head of the River 2001 was tel: (01480) 456963 (club) or 07711081286 (mobile) or . The same contact (Edward Adams) was still current in 2004.
• Hylton Scullers Head on the NERN website.
• Ibis Head information on Mortlake Anglian & Alpha's website.
• Isis Head, run by City of Oxford.
• Janousek Fours Head 1999.
• Kingston Regatta 2004 and after.
• Kingston Amateur Regatta 2003 and earlier.
• Information on the Kingston Heads on the KRC website. Photos from 2004 onwards. Kingston SBH results on the Kingston SBH results page
• Information on the Kingston HORR 2001.
• Leicester Regatta 2004.
• Leicester Rowing Clubs Regatta 2002.
• Llandaff Regatta on LlRC's website.
• Details of the ARA Veteran Championships and Loughborough Regatta on the LBC website (2004).
• Poster for the Loughborough Regatta 2001.
• Maidenhead Regatta.
• Maidstone Invicta Regatta and Small Boats Headthe club website.
• Marlow Regatta from 2004 on.
• Marlow Amateur Regatta 2003 and earlier.
• Marlow Long Distance Sculls, Marlow Fours and Pairs Head, and Marlow Town Regatta 2003 and earlier on the Marlow Rowing Club site.
• Marlow town Regatta from 2004 onwards.
• Marlow Spring Regatta.
• Metropolitan Regatta.
• Molesey Regatta (2004 onwards).
• Molesey Amateur Regatta pre-2003 on the Molesey BC website, also on the Marlow RC website.
• Monkton Bluefriars Head.
• Monmouth website has details of the Monmouth Winter Head and 2-day Monmouth Regatta.
• Mumbles Regatta 2001 contact was Andrew Williams on 01792 465804 or at by email.
• National Championships. Live online commentary from the Rowing Service in 2004, 2003 and 2002.
• National Rowing League.
• National Schools Regatta, with results often on the NWSC results pages.
• Details of the ARA Veteran Championships and Loughborough Regatta on the Loughborough website (2004).
• Poster for the National Veterans Regatta 2001.
• Norfolk Sculls see http://www.nrc.dircon.co.uk for details.
• Poster for the 2001 North of England Head Race.
• The Northern Rowing Council Autumn Sculling Series.
• Nottingham Autumn Heads (and the 2004 site). Used to be called the Nottingham Scullers and Small Boats Head.
• Notts City Regatta website for 2004 onwards.
• Nottingham City Regatta pre-2004.
• Nottingham Sprint Regatta.
• The Nottingham Universities Boat Races.
• Oxford City Bumps.
• Oxford City Royal Regatta.
• Pair's Head. 2004 results here.
• Pangbourne Junior Sculls results usually from Mikrotime.
• Peterborough City, J14, Spring and Summer regattas on the PCRC website.
• Ponteland Junior Head.
• Poplar Regatta on the rowing club's website.
• Quintin Eights Head between Chiswick and Hammersmith Bridges, rowed with the tide.
• Reading Amateur Regatta .
• Reading Town Regatta
• Reading Small Boats Head - results also usually available from Mikrotime.
• The Reading University Head.
• Richmond Regatta.
• Rob Roy runs its Small Boats Head and Autumn Head each year - details on the club site.
• Rowers' Revenge Triathlon.
• Rower's Revenge Triathlon 2001 on the organiser's personal website.
• Results from Rutherford Head on the NERN website (UK).
• Ryde Regatta.
• St. Neot's Sprint and summer regattas on the club website.
• Schools Head of the River Race.
• Scottish Championships, Scottish Schools Championships, Scottish Indoor Champs, Glasgow Western Eights and Strathclyde Regatta information on the SARA website.
• The Scottish Rowing Development League.
• Ancholme RC's Scrumpy Row 2001.
• Scullers Head.
• Southampton HORR, Fours Head and Southampton Coastal Fours on the SARC website. There's a useful aerial photo of the river (more clubs should try this).
• The South Coast Rowing Championships on the region's website.
• South Yorkshire HORR.
• South Yorkshire Head of the River.
• South Yorkshire Sprints information.
• Staines Regatta.
• Staines Regatta 2001.
• Star Regatta 2004.
• Star Club Regatta before 2003.
• Star Club Small Boats Head and Great Ouse Sculling Championships information on the Star Club website.
• Head of the Stour.
• Stourport Regatta, Small Boats Head and Winter Head on the club website.
• Details of Strathclyde Small Boats Head and Strathclyde Park Regatta 2004 on the SARA website.
• Sudbury Regatta 2001.
• Talkin Tarn Regatta on the club's website 2004 onwards.
• Talkin Tarn regatta (before 2003).
• Tees Challenge 2004.
• Tees Regatta.
• Tees Scullers Head
• Tees Small Boats Head on the Tees RC website.
• Thames Ditton Regatta.
• Thames Valley Park Regatta
• Details of the Marlow-run Thames Valley Time Trial on the Marlow Regatta website.
• 2004 Tideway Scullers Head results.
• Tideway Small Boats Head on the Auriol Kensington website.
• Tiffin Small Boats Head . Alternative address www.tiffinsmallboatshead.co.uk. Results usually on Mikrotime's website.
• Trafford Head information on the club site.
• Information on the 2004 Trent Head on the Notts City Regatta website.
• Twickenham Regatta.
• Tyne-at-Home Regatta.
• The 2004 Tyne Head.
• Tyne Head details.
• Information on the Tyne Heads are usually on the NERN website. 2004 results of the Tyne Scullers Head.
• UK University Rowing League.
• Upper Thames Small Boats Head.
• Vesta Veterans Head.
• Veteran Fours Head details on its own website (2003 address). In 2004, www.vetfourshead.com and www.vetfourshead.co.uk.
• The Wallingford Head.
• Wallingford Long Distance Sculls.
• Wallingford Regatta.
• Walton Regatta from 2004.
• Walton Regatta 2003 and before.
• Walton Rowing Club website includes details of its Small Boats Head.
• Wansbeck and Wear Sculling Heads on the NERN website.
• Warwick Regatta on the club website.
• The Welsh Small Boats Head
• The website for Weybridge Ladies has details of their regatta in early June.
• Weybridge Silver Sculls.
• Weybridge Veteran's and Junior's Head.
• 2004 Weybridge Veteran and Junior Head.
• Women's Head of the River Race.
• Details of Worcester Autumn HOR.
• Worcester Regatta on the Worcester RC site.
• Details of the Wycliffe Big Head and Wycliffe Sculling Head on the Wycliffe website (UK).
• Details of their 2004 junior indoor rowing event on the Wycliffe Sculling Centre website.
• Yoal Rowing Race (International) was held in Shetland in 2001 - contact is Joan Thomson.
• York Sprint Regatta, Spring Regatta, Summer Regatta, Small Boats Head and Viking Boat Races on the York City Rowing Club website.
• Yorkshire Head.

Calendars and national diaries

• UK 1999-2000 ARA calendar
• Useful dates for your diary from David Biddulph.
• Bedford Rowing Club UK next event page.
• Canadian rowing diary.
• There's a list of Dragonboat festivals in Swedish, no English version.
• German information for rowing championships.
• German regatta calendar, with contact details listed.
• German regatta announcement list.
• International Venues list.
• Updates to the international regatta calendar on David Biddulph's pages.
• North American Rowing Calendar from RowOnline.
• North American Regatta Calendar on the Truesport site.
• South African rowing calendar available online.
• Southern Ontario Regatta calendar.

Courses and training

• A collaboration between Durham Sport and Sport UK is putting on courses and workships to develop local sports clubs and coaches. See http://www.durhamsport.com for more details (UK).
• Crew rowing lessons at Long Beach Rowing Association.
• UK ARA Instructor's Award details.
• A list of US athletic conferences on the NCAA site.
• Information on the USRowing Conventions usually listed on Row2k.
• A Summer Camps subsection of Row2k (USA).
• (US) The Newport Aquatic Center website has information about summer high school and collegiate rowing camps in the USA.
• A link for the SportIsLife company, offering coaching, consulting and camp services for rowers. Their timestamp suggests east-coast USA.

Private and closed-entry regattas

• The L'Armada du Siecle tall ships festival, Rouen, France, with rowing events.
• Avon County Record Row (1999, UK).
• The sponsor's official Aberdeen Asset Management website for the Men's Oxford-Cambridge University Boat Race.
• Bristol Varsity Race (UK).
• The Boat Race (Men's, UK).
• The Cambridge Nines (UK), a regatta for college eights in Cambridge (UK).
• Cambridge Lent Bumps 2004 live on WAP and full web results.
• Cambridge May Bumps 1997.
• The Celtic Challenge, a Wales-Ireland race across the Irish Sea. That link may be defunct: background information also from Aberystwyth RC, and the Welsh Longboat League, but no specific website.
• Information on the College Challenge Cup, held at Lucerne International Regatta each year.
• Details of the Edinburgh-Glasgow Boat Race (Scotland).
• The Edinburgh-Glasgow Universities Boat Race, Edinburgh's website.
• Edinburgh-Glasgow University Boat Races (Glasgow website).
• The Northern Universities Boat Race (Manchester v. Salford) has its own website.
• The Nottingham Universities Boat Races.
• Results and information for the Oxford bumps on the OURCs website (2003 onwards).
• Oxford Eights (bumps races, 2001).
• Pembroke College Cambridge Regatta, UK college event.
• If you require information on the South African Universities Boat Race please contact Peter Nyman.
• The Thames World Sculling Championship
• In the north-east of England, the Whitby Friendship ARC invitational fixed-seat races are in early September. 2001 contact was Rich Green.
• From New Zealand: the annual 5 km boat race between Otago and Canterbury.

Trials (regular)

• The GB senior trials (and some junior trials).
• 2004 Hazewinkel final GB trials: time-trial, semi-final and finals.