Rowing News
Exclusive: Rowing gold medallist predicts glory for Team GB at London 2012
By David Gold
May 12 - Jean-Christophe Rolland, France's 2000 Olympic gold medal winning rower, is predicting glory for the host nation on the lake at Eton Dorney this summer, but has played down French hopes at the Games. Add new comment
Flagship four win as British rowers earn 12 medals from 12 finals at opening World Cup in Belgrade
By Mike Rowbottom
May 6 - The flagship four due to represent Britain at London 2012 won its first international outing today as Peter Reed, Tom James and Andy Triggs Hodge, Olympic gold medallists four years ago, combined with world champion Alex Gregory to supply one of four British golds on the final day of the rowing World Cup in Belgrade.
Smooth start for Britain's new four at rowing World Cup in Belgrade
By Mike Rowbottom
May 4 - Great Britain's newly constituted men's four (pictured top), made up of Olympic champions Pete Reed, Andy Triggs Hodge, Tom James and world champion Alex Gregory, raced together for the first time today at the World Cup in Belgrade, easing to victory in its heat.No Olympic cox spot for Douglas as appeal is lost
By Mike Rowbottom
May 4 - Rowley Douglas (pictured), who coxed the British eight to gold at the 2000 Sydney Games, has had his selection appeal turned down by British Rowing, which leaves Phelan Hill in position as cox to the GB eight for London 2012.
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- New Zealand seek London 2012 rowing gold with nine world champions in largest team
- Aggar, Grainger and Rolland to help train future rowing stars
- Exclusive: Brother of Atlantic capsize rower talks of family's fears before rescue
- Exclusive: British women's eight confident of gold at London 2012
- World champions nominated for 2011 World Rowing Awards
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
