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The 37th edition of sailing's America's Cup will take place in the southern part of Barcelona along the beachfront, with racing set to begin from Oct. 12, 2024, the organisers of the oldest international competition in sport said on Wednesday.
Rowan McKellar was in dreamland after crowning an incredible unbeaten season with gold at the World Rowing Championships. The Glaswegian is a lynchpin of an all-conquering British women's four that romped to victory in RaÄice, Czech Republic. Ad McKellar, Samantha Redgrave, Heidi Long and Rebecca Shorten were stroke-perfect in seeing off the challenge of Olympic champions Australia and Netherlands.
Rowing bosses admitted they were taken aback at the extent of Great Britain's dominance at the World Championships. Britain won seven gold medals, more than ever before, to finish top of the medal table in RaÄice, Czech Republic. Ad Where Dutch and Australian rivals outstripped them to Olympic medals in Tokyo, British crews stole a march by yawning margins in key boat classes.
George Bourne rode the wave of a topsy-turvy season to chisel out silver at the World Rowing Championships. The Cambridge rower joined forces with Harry Leask, Matt Haywood and Thomas Barras to reach the podium in the men's quad sculls in RaÄice, Czech Republic. Ad Bourne's season began in the double with Haywood and ended on the global rostrum on his first appearance at the Championships.
Graeme Thomas insists he is not reading too much into a tough semi-final which saw him claim a coveted spot in the men's single sculls final at the World Championships. The Preston rower came home in a time of 6:45.29, behind 2019 champion Oliver Zeidler, while Kiwi Jordan Parry claimed the last spot in Sunday's final by finishing third. Ad Thomas, 33, has continued his fine run since moving to the solo vessel having enjoyed a glittering career in men's quad and is now eyeing a maiden individual honour on the water.
Humble Hannah Scott said the success of her training partners spurred her on to the final of the women's single sculls at the World Rowing Championships. The Coleraine rower finished third fastest in Friday's second semi-final to earn a shot at her first major championship medal in Sunday's showpiece. Ad Great Britain's women's four and quad, as well as the lightweight double sculls crew, had already secured safe passage from their semi-finals prior to Scott's impressive outing.
Bexleyheath's Sam Nunn believes Great Britain's coxless four can find another level despite progressing comfortably from their World Championship semi-final. The British quartet of Nunn, Will Stewart, Freddie Davidson and David Ambler swept to victory in Racice on Thursday afternoon ahead of fellow finalists Australia and Ukraine. Ad The team were dealt a blow prior to the heats, with Matt Aldridge ruled out through illness, only for Ambler to step in and set up a chance of World glory to add to their European gold.
Cambridge rower Imogen Grant believes she is in the form of her life ahead of her bid for World Championship gold on Saturday. The 26-year-old reached the lightweight double sculls showpiece alongside teammate Emily Craig with a dominant semi-final win in Racice. Ad The pair are strong medal contenders on Saturday and among the favourites for gold, as they bid to add the world title to the European crown they won six weeks ago and banish painful memories of a year ago, when they missed out an Olympic medal by just 0.01s.