Key dates for British rowing in 2005
After the GB Rowing Senior Trials in Hazewinkel, Belgium on 11-12 April, the schedule for the GB squad in 2005 is:
26-28 May, Rowing World Cup, Eton (United Kingdom)
17-19 June, Rowing World Cup, Munich (Germany)
8-10 July, Rowing World Cup, Lucerne (Switzerland)
21-24 July, World U23 Regatta, Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
3-6 August, World Junior Championships, Brandenburg (Germany)
28 August–4 September, World Championships, Gifu (Japan)
Key dates for British rowing in 2004
The GB National Team Trials took place in Hazewinkel, Belgium on 13-14 April. The GB squads competed in the following regattas in 2004:
7-9 May, Rowing World Cup, Poznan (Poland), Olympic Boats
21-23 May, Duisburg (Germany) U23s and some seniors
27-29 May, Rowing World Cup, Munich (Germany), Olympic Boats
14-16 June, European Olympic Qualification Regatta, Lucerne (Switzerland)
18-20 June, Rowing World Cup, Lucerne (Switzerland), Olympic and World Championship Boats
27-31 July, World Junior Championships, Banyoles (Spain)
27 July-1 August, Non-Olympic Boats World Championships, Banyoles (Spain)
6-8 August, World U23 Regatta, Poznan (Poland)
14-22 August, Olympic Rowing Regatta, Schinias (Athens)
The GB squad schedule in 2004
| Olympic Rowing Regatta, Schinias, Athens 14-22 August Team |
| World U23 Regatta, Poznan, Poland 6-8 August Team |
| Non-Olympic Boats World Championships, Banyoles, Spain 27 July-1 August Team |
| World Junior Championships, Banyoles, Spain 27-31 July Team |
| Rowing World Cup, Lucerne, Switzerland 18-20 June: All Olympic and World Championship boat classes Team |
| Rowing World Cup, Munich, Germany 27-29 May: boat classes Team |
| Rowing World Cup, Poznan, Poland 7-9 May: Olympic boat classes Team |
Key dates for British rowing in 2003
The GB National Team Trials took place in Hazewinkel, Belgium on 16-18 April. The British squads competed in the following regattas in 2003.
16-18 May, Essen Regatta, Men, Women & Lightweights
28-31 May, Rowing World Cup, Milan, All
20-22 June, Rowing World Cup, Munich, All
11-13 July, Rowing World Cup, Lucerne, All
25-27 July, World U23 Regatta, Belgrade
5-9 Aug, World Junior Championships, Athens
24-31 Aug, World Championships, Milan, All
The GB squad schedule in 2003
| World Rowing Championships, Milan, Italy 24-31 August 2003 Team |
| The World U23 Regatta, Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro 25-27 July 2003 Team |
| Rowing World Cup, Lucerne, Switzerland 11-13 July: All Olympic boat classes Team |
| Rowing World Cup, Munich, Germany 20-22 June: All Olympic boat classes Team |
| Rowing World Cup, Milan, Italy 28-31 May: All Olympic boat classes Team |
Key dates for British Rowing in 2002
The GB National Team Trials took place in Hazewinkel, Belgium on 15-17 April. The British squads competed in the following regattas in 2002.
3-4 May, Cologne Regatta, Men
11-12 May, Princeton Regatta, Men’s eight
17-19 May, Duisburg Regatta, Men, Women & Lightweights
14-16 June, Rowing World Cup, Hazewinkel, All
12-14 July, Rowing World Cup, Lucerne, All
26-28 July, World U23 Regatta, Genoa, All
1-3 Aug, Rowing World Cup, Munich, All
7-10 Aug, World Junior Championships, Trakai, All
15-22 Sep, World Championships, Seville, All
The GB squad schedule in 2002
| World Rowing Championships, Seville, Spain 15-22 September 2002 Team |
| Zurich Rowing World Cup, Munich, Germany 1-3 August 2002: All non-Olympic boat classes and limited Olympic class boats Team |
| The World U23 Regatta, Genoa, Italy 26-28 July 2002 Team |
| Zurich Rowing World Cup, Lucerne, Switzerland 12-14 July 2002 Team |
| Duisburg Regatta, Duisburg, Germany 17-19 May 2002: full teams from the women, lightweights and men’s sculling squads Team |
| Zurich Rowing World Cup, Hazewinkel, Belgium 14-16 June: All Olympic boat classes Team |
Worlds team
World Rowing Championships, Lucerne, Switzerland 19-26 August Team
Key dates for British Rowing in 2001
The British National Trials took place in Belgium on 9-11 April. There were four Zurich Rowing World Cup regattas. The international season began with the opening World Cup regatta in Princeton, New Jersey, USA on 27-28 April, the first World Cup regatta to take place outside Europe. The International Rowing Federation (FISA) changed the timing for the three 2001 European Zurich Rowing World Cup regattas resulting in a two week, rather than a three week, gap between competitions in order to attract more crews from outside Europe. As Henley Royal Regatta fell in between the Vienna and Munich World Cups, the consequence was that no British crew competed at all three European World Cup regattas.
The GB squad schedule in 2001
| Zurich Rowing World Cup, Princeton, USA 27-28 April: Men’s single scull, pair and lightweight four Team |
| Defi a Huit, Paris, France 1 May: Men’s eight annual match v France on the River Seine Team [28 Apr 01 Event cancelled due to high water] |
| Essen International Regatta, Essen, Germany 19-20 May: full teams from the women, lightweights and men’s sculling squads (plus men’s eights if Defi a Huit cancelled) Team |
| Zurich Rowing World Cup, Seville, Spain 15-17 June: All Olympic boat classes Team |
| Zurich Rowing World Cup, Vienna, Austria 29 June-1 July: All Olympic boat classes [28 Jun 01 some cancelled] Team |
| Henley Royal Regatta, Henley, UK 4-8 July: Olympic men’s boats and some women’s boats, competing for their clubs |
| Zurich Rowing World Cup, Munich, Germany 13-15 July: All non-Olympic boat classes and limited Olympic class boats Team |
| The World U23 Regatta (formerly Nations Cup), Linz, Austria 27-29 July |
| World Rowing Championships, Lucerne, Switzerland 19-26 August Team |
National and International rowing
To find out about rowing in Great Britain, visit the Amateur Rowing Association – with clubs, links, news, rules and extensive UK club admin support. To follow world rowing, visit the International Rowing Federation FISA – with live Race Tracker, plus results archive, top rowers’ biographies, federation objectives and more.
Olympic Regatta at Penrith Lakes, Sydney 2000
Please visit our media site for the 2000 Olympic Regatta at Penrith Lakes here – the pages were frozen at 30 September 2000.
