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2012 Canadian Masters Championships
The Montreal Rowing Club is pleased to announce that the Rowing Canada Aviron (RCA) Canadian Masters Championships (CMC) will be held in August 24-25-26, 2012 at the Olympic Basin, Montreal (Canada).
You can consult the website for more information on these championships: www.rcamasters.ca.
ERA Regattas
The Montreal Rowing Club holds every year the Eastern Rowing Association (ERA) regattas, at the Olympic Basin.
Dates:
- ERA High School Regatta: May 14th 2012
- ERA Championships: July 7th and 8th 2012
You can consult the website for more information on these regattas: www.eraregatta.org.
Club News
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Four men row the Tasman Sea
A crew of four New Zealanders rowing across 2,500km across the Tasman Sea from Sydney, Australia to Auckland, New Zealand thought that they would be home by Christmas 2011. December 25 came and went and their 10.5m rowing boat continued to sit under sea anchor, going nowhere in the middle of the Tasman Sea.
Three records broken at Dutch Ergohead
The appeal of 1,000 Euros going to anyone who could break an indoor rowing record helped motivate three competitors at the 15th edition of the Amsterdam World Ergohead to do just that.
Submit your nomination for FISA’s 2012 Thomas Keller Medal Award
Nominations are now open for the 2012 Thomas Keller Medal “for an outstanding career in rowing”. FISA’s Thomas Keller Medal is the most prestigious medal awarded in rowing. It honours a rower who has had a long and successful rowing career and who has made an outstanding contribution to rowing as a competitor and as a sports personality.
Winner of Atlantic Challenge tells his story
The Atlantic Ocean rowing race, the 2011 Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge, has a winning crew. In their boat named Box Number 8, work colleagues Toby Iles and Nick Moore of Great Britain put in a monumental effort to finish first and just outside the course record for two people.
Tight finish in Atlantic rowing challenge
After 40 days of rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, just 26 minutes separated the first and second crews. The Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge began on 5 December in the Canary Islands with 17 crews setting off to row the 5,000km to Port St Charles in Barbados. Three crews have now finished.
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