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Team WinTech enjoyed another successful day out on the Tideway at the Schools’ Head of the River 2024, collecting two wins and a further three podium placements. Despite challenging water conditions leading into the race, the event was able to get underway with relatively little issue (albeit the J15 events were scrapped a few days prior) and nearly 300 crews partook in another vintage (and record-breaking) contest. Read more

Team WinTech had 36 crews in action at the 2023 edition of the Schools’ Head of the River which took place against the backdrop of thickset cloud and sweeping showers. Spirit was not dampened though as over 300 crews took to the water in a record roster for the event. WinTech took home one win and a smattering of top-five finishes. Read more

BUCS Regatta 2024 was another huge success for Team WinTech and King, with our athletes and crews collecting 16 medals over the course of three action-packed days of racing. Hailed as the student national championships, Nottingham’s Holme Pierrepont played host to thousands of rowers from across the United Kingdom, with a wide variety of ambitions on show. For some, this marked their first competitive foray into the sport and simply boating onto the lake was a show of strength. For others, last weekend’s racing was the first fixture in a series of contests leading into the all-important Henley series in a couple of months’ time. Read more

Team WinTech had a great day at the Pairs Head of the River last weekend, recording six victories including the women’s headship. On a positively t... Read more

Team WinTech opened our account for the 23/24 season with two wins at the Vesta Scullers Head of the River. On a balmy London morning, several hund... Read more

Liv Bates is one of the hottest prospects in world rowing. After a series of impressive domestic results in 2021 and 2022 – alongside appearances a... Read more

Team WinTech had a fantastic weekend in the Thames Valley, taking in the sights and sounds of Henley Women’s Regatta. With the second-largest entry on record, the regatta threw open its doors to crews from across the United Kingdom and beyond, attracting competitors from Australia, Holland, Spain, Germany, Canada, and the USA. WinTech crews took home two wins and were beaten finalists in three races. Read more

Team WinTech had a fantastic weekend in the Thames Valley, taking in the sights and sounds of Henley Women’s Regatta. With the second-largest entry on record, the regatta threw open its doors to crews from across the United Kingdom and beyond, attracting competitors from Australia, Holland, Spain, Germany, Canada, and the USA. WinTech crews took home two wins and were beaten finalists in three races. Read more

Team WinTech had a fantastic weekend in the Thames Valley, taking in the sights and sounds of Henley Women’s Regatta. With the second-largest entry on record, the regatta threw open its doors to crews from across the United Kingdom and beyond, attracting competitors from Australia, Holland, Spain, Germany, Canada, and the USA. WinTech crews took home two wins and were beaten finalists in three races. Read more

Team WinTech had a fantastic weekend in the Thames Valley, taking in the sights and sounds of Henley Women’s Regatta. With the second-largest entry on record, the regatta threw open its doors to crews from across the United Kingdom and beyond, attracting competitors from Australia, Holland, Spain, Germany, Canada, and the USA. WinTech crews took home two wins and were beaten finalists in three races. Read more

Team WinTech had a fantastic weekend in the Thames Valley, taking in the sights and sounds of Henley Women’s Regatta. With the second-largest entry on record, the regatta threw open its doors to crews from across the United Kingdom and beyond, attracting competitors from Australia, Holland, Spain, Germany, Canada, and the USA. WinTech crews took home two wins and were beaten finalists in three races. Read more

George Bourne’s rise to the top of domestic sculling has been nothing short of sensational. After breaking through and winning gold in the U23 men’s quad for Great Britain in 2019, he emerged as the country’s fastest sculler at the most recent set of British trials – a placing he had been striving towards for several years. Read more