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Harrogate rower Georgie Brayshaw challenged Britain's women's quad to build on their Paris Olympic platform at the European Championships. The 29-year-old propelled the women's quad to European gold and world bronze last year, an imposing statement ahead of Paris 2024. Ad The crew is refreshed for a crucial 2023 season that brings the biggest opportunities to qualify for the Games.
Imogen Grant wants to keep the continent's best in the rear view mirror as she jumps back into her world-beating lightweight double at the European Championships. The Cambridge rower and partner Emily Craig encapsulated Britain's bounceback from a tough Tokyo Olympics, where they finished fourth by the barest of margins. Ad They only dealt in lengths of clear water last season, taking their first European titles by a yawning margin of six seconds and winning global gold by three seconds.
The World Judo Tour travelled to Upper Austria for its first-ever Grand Prix event. Fresh off the back of the incredibly successful World Championships, judoka came here to find fresh momentum.
Geraint Thomas was delighted with how he weathered an attack from Primoz Roglic on Stage 18 of the Giro d'Italia, as he protected his race lead. Roglic shipped time on Tuesday to suggest he was not at his best, but two days on, the Slovenian put his Jumbo-Visma team to work before launching an attack on the penultimate climb of the day. Ad Joao Almeida started the day in second place, but the UAE Team Emirates leader could not hold the wheel and lost time on the day.
Thibaut Pinot’s pursuit of a fairy tale ending to his final Giro d’Italia was derailed by the Italian champion Filippo Zana (Team Jayco-AlUla) in a thrilling two-way sprint at the end of the first of two massive days in the Dolomites. French veteran Pinot (Groupama-FDJ) crested four climbs in pole position to move back into the blue jersey – but his missed out on that elusive win by a whisker after Zana outlasted him on the home straight in Stage 18.
Olympic gold medallist Fintan McCarthy booked his spot in the European Rowing Championships semi-finals alongside new lightweight double sculls partner Hugh Moore in Bled, Slovenia this morning.
Ireland will be represented by 10 crews at this week's European Rowing Championships in Slovenia (live coverage of A Finals on Saturday and Sunday on RTÉ News Channel and RTÉ Player) with a number of those harbouring medal ambitions.
Laundry and meal prep have been Lauren Henry's biggest challenges since a life-changing victory earned her a place on the GB Rowing Team. The Lutterworth rower produced the standout result of April's British Senior Trials, taking gold in the women's single sculls while still a junior athlete. Ad It meant instant upheaval for the youngster, who rented an Airbnb in Berkshire and within days left home for the first time to train full-time at British Rowing's Caversham base.