Rowing
Exclusive: Rowing set for 2015 European Games after pressure on Oswald
Olympic rowing champion to judge Parmigiani Spirit Award
Exclusive: FISA unconcerned about fears over World Rowing Championships in Korea
Sport England funding helps rowing club destroyed by fire rises from the ashes
Rowing Ireland appoint New Zealander as lead coach
Olympic champion to team up with new partner as GB Rowing World Cup squad is announced
Oswald publishes road map to step down as FISA President
World Rowing discussing changes at Extraordinary Congress
FISA agree media rights extension deal with EBU
More stories
- Team GB Olympic silver medallist dies at age of 35
- Italian rowing looks to 72-year-old La Mura again for Rio 2016 inspiration
- Oarsome Foursome's Drew Ginn to coach Australia rowers to Rio 2016
- London 2012 rowing bronze medallist Haigh announces retirement
- British rowing lifted again as Copeland commits to defence of title at Rio 2016
- Redgrave to unveil pedestal celebrating Britain’s London 2012 rowers
- Team GB rowers to return to Dorney Lake for Diamond Jubilee event
- Parmigiani Fleurier and World Rowing present new university award
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Last month's Boston Marathon bombings showed just how vulnerable some events can be to terrorist attacks but Helmut Spahn, executive director of the International Centre for Sport Security, claims that sharing information and early planning can help reduce the risk of such incidents in the future