Some said that Henrik Stephansen of Denmark had peaked when he set the World Record for lightweights on the indoor rowing machine in 2009. Becoming the first lightweight to...

As the New Year gets well under way, World Rowing looks back over the best of social media from the end of 2011 and the first month of 2012....

The indoor rowing World Record for lightweight men has been broken. Denmark’s Henrik Stephansen has set a new fastest time over 2,000m, breaking his own record by just over...

A crew of four New Zealanders rowing across 2,500km across the Tasman Sea from Sydney, Australia to Auckland, New Zealand thought that they would be home by Christmas 2011....

The appeal of 1,000 Euros going to anyone who could break an indoor rowing record helped motivate three competitors at the 15th edition of the Amsterdam World Ergohead to...

Nominations are now open for the 2012 Thomas Keller Medal “for an outstanding career in rowing”. FISA’s Thomas Keller Medal is the most prestigious medal awarded in rowing. It...

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New Zealand won its first Olympic medal in London in 1908 and the New Zealand Olympic Committee believe it would be appropriate and realistic to expect the country to win...

The first New Zealand rowing team to cross the Tasman has made it home.Team Gallagher, which has Nigel Cherrie, James Blake and Andrew McCowan on board, had been at sea...

The five-time world champion Mahe Drysdale of New Zealand cruised to victory in the men’s singles on the first day of the 47th annual Head of the Charles Regatta in Cambridge, Mass.

American rowers claimed four titles on the final day of racing at the Henley Royal Regatta in England on Sunday.

Germany, the world champion, defeated the United States national squad in the semifinals of the Grand Challenge Cup for international eights at the Henley Royal Regatta in England.

Gold medallist Zac Purchase says Great Britain's rowers can improve on their haul of six medals from Beijing in London in 2012.

Rower Steve Williams hints he may look to complete a personal hat-trick of Olympic gold medals at London 2012.

Scotland's Olympic medal heroes, including triple gold winner Chris Hoy, will take part in an Edinburgh parade next week.

Denmark defend their Olympic lightweight fours crown, Poland win the men's quads and Netherlands take women's lightweight doubles.

Canada storm to gold ahead of Great Britain in the final of the men's eights, while the US win the women's eights.

China win the women's quadruple sculls to claim the country's first Olympic rowing gold and deny Great Britain.