Finding Inspiration to Shine at the 2017 World Rowing Championships

All the athletes who competed this week rowed to the start with their own personal inspiration, including those who raced on the final day of the 2017 Worlds   more

Last Minute Drama Ends Day Two of Medal Racing at the 2017 World Rowing ChampionshipsAnother day of fast paced racing featured plenty of dramatic finishes, including a truly last-minute, post-launch switch in the British men's quad; US crews win three medals     » more

Looking Past the Finish to the FutureThe US team is young, and not as fast as they want to be right now, but the experiences of this week's World Championships have the athletes looking forward to the coming years.     » more

A Signature Contribution: The Svetla Otzetova ChannelThe Svetla Otzetova Channel is a surprise tribute to the vision and effort that Otzetova brought to the project over the past eight years     » more

Fun in The Sun: Medal Racing Begins in SarasotaAn afternoon of celebration and championships on the first day of medal racing at the 2017 World Rowing Championships     » more

Two More US Crews Reach Finals in SarasotaTwo of four US crews raced in semifinals Friday, two advanced. Two more days of racing at the 2017 World Rowing Championships to go     » more

US Crews Advance With Support from American Fans - Finals Start TomorrowFinals start tomorrow in the 2017 World Rowing Championships     » more

Is it Hot Enough For You?It feels hot, and it feels humid. But is it too hot for racing? Nope! Not according to the all-knowing Wet Bulb Globe.     » more

How To Watch the 2017 World Championships [UPDATED]The 2017 World Championships are finally here. Racing begins tomorrow at 10am (local time). For the most up to date schedules and regatta information, check our World Championships Resource page.     » more

Determined Efforts and Some Luck Moves Five US Crews Forward at The Halfway Point in SarasotaNick Trojan thought his chances at a semifinal berth were slipping away until Slovenia flipped, he finished third, and he advanced along with four other US crews Wednesday     » more