Rowing

— September 30, 2016

FISA extends with EBU

The International Rowing Federation (FISA) has extended its audiovisual partnership with the EBU, the European Union of Broadcasters, with 73 members in 56 countries. A new commitment from both parties... Read more "

— July 28, 2016

Alain Lacoste’s cry of alarm

The IOC's decision not to exclude Russia, and its instructions given to international federations to "sort" among Russian athletes, continue to cause turmoil in... Read more "

— July 6, 2016

Russia appeals

Another Russian file on the offices of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Its president confirmed it to the TASS agency: the Russian Rowing Federation will file an appeal before the... Read more "

— July 1, 2016

Russian boat excluded for doping

After athletics, rowing. FISA announced late in the evening of Thursday, June 30, the disqualification for doping of the Russian men's quadruple. A boat that had... Read more "

— June 27, 2016

Americans will row safe from viruses

The American Rowing Federation (USA Rowing) has pulled out all the stops. Its rowers will wear new competition outfits at the Rio Games. Manufactured by the equipment manufacturer Boathouse Sports,... Read more "

— March 29, 2016

Trinidad and Tobago at the Rio Games

New demonstration of the universality of rowing: Trinidad and Tobago will be represented for the first time, at the Rio 2016 Games, in the Olympic events. Aisha Chow, a 38-year-old rower,... Read more "

— March 22, 2016

Audience on the rise

Jean-Christophe Rolland, the president of FISA, can rub his hands: rowing is regularly gaining space in the audiovisual landscape. A study carried out by the International Federation... Read more "

— March 8, 2016

FISA looks to its future

The world of rowing is preparing for its future. At the initiative of the president of the International Federation (FISA), the Frenchman Jean-Christophe Rolland, more than 80 representatives from 59 national federations... Read more "