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Latest News articles on rowing at the Olympics
The 2012 Summer Olympics Kayak, Canoe and Rowing Competition Venues
Millions of people around the world enjoy kayaks, canoes and rowboats. Rowing and paddling are low impact sports good for young and old. As a result of the widespread participation interest in Olympic paddling and rowing is high.
Indoor rowing tank to provide 'Olympics legacy'
A BOAT club in East Molesey is hoping to provide an Olympics legacy in the form of a new rowing tank.
VIDEO: Welsh rowers' Olympics 2012 dream
With six months to go to the London Olympics, Britain's rowing team are dreaming of beating the six medals they won at the 2008 games.
Working to make it official
HOUGHTON - Stationary rowing is still a demonstration sport for the Special Olympics, but Terry Smythe thinks it may be getting closer to becoming an official sport.
Rowing: Matthew Pinsent predicts record Welsh OIympic haul
OLYMPIC legend Matthew Pinsent believes Welsh rowers could be on for a record haul at London 2012.
The Olympics, x-factor and studying psychopaths
Olympic rower Katherine Grainger talks to Channel 4 News about her PhD, potential parallels between psychopaths and sports stars, and why she hopes the x-factor will bring her gold in 2012.
Burning question: Who will light cauldron?
It's the burning question of the London Olympics. Who will -- or should -- light the cauldron for the 2012 Games? With six months to go until the opening ceremony, British bookmakers are taking floods of bets on the issue, while fans, athletes, media and the public at large are speculating on who will get the honor.
Burning question: Who will light Olympic cauldron?
It's the burning question of the London Olympics.
NZ Olympic hopefuls thrive at track champs
A golden age of New Zealand sprint cycling had another chapter added at the Cycling Southland velodrome yesterday as the buildup to the London Olympics continued in earnest.
No guarantees for Olympic rowing gold says Tonks
Six months out from the London Olympics, and despite his team amassing a swag of medals at last year's world rowing championships in Bled, Tonks is taking nothing for granted.