Shanghai has been awarded the 2025 World Rowing Championships at the governing body's Congress, while Amsterdam has been provisionally given the 2026 edition.

French duo Hugo Boucheron and Matthieu Androdias and Romanian pair Ancuța Bodnar and Simona Radiș dazzled for their countries on the final day of the World Rowing Championships in Račice.

British duo Emily Craig and Imogen Grant sprinkled more of their golden magic to help their nation to an impressive medal haul on the penultimate day of the World Rowing Championships in Račice.

Emma Twigg, New Zealand's Olympic women’s single sculls champion, is one of four rowers elected to the World Rowing Athletes' Commission, with athletes able to vote on appointments for the first time.

Italy largely vanquished their opposition on the first day of medals at the World Rowing Championships in Račice.

Italy's lightweight women's double scull Olympic champions Valentina Rodini and Federica Cesarini missed out on a place in the final at the World Rowing Championships in Račice.

The first day of quarter-final action at the World Rowing Championships saw six photo finishes on a thrilling day of racing at Racice in the Czech Republic.

Britain's men's eight continued its unbeaten run and secured direct qualification to the discipline's final at the World Rowing Championships in Račice.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic champions Valentina Rodini and Federica Cesarini suffered a shock defeat in the lightweight women's double sculls as they finished third at the World Rowing Championships in Račice, missing out on direct qualification to the semi-finals as a result.

World and Olympic champions took charge on the first day of the World Rowing Championships in Račice in what is the first edition of the event since 2019 following a COVID-19-induced hiatus.

The United States and Italy boast the biggest squads as the best rowers in the world are heading to the Czech Republic for the 2022 World Rowing Championships.

International Olympic Committee (IOC) Olympic Games executive director Christophe Dubi has insisted that the organisation is "satisfied" at the choice of a shortened rowing venue for Los Angeles 2028.

Two major rowing events have been moved from Sabaudia, with World Rowing blaming the Italian town's Mayor for a refusal "to abide by the contractual obligations provided in the contracts validly executed in 2019".

Leading figures in British rowing, including Olympians and Paralympians, claim a proposed new pier at Putney for Uber Boats will interfere with local clubs and rowers' safety and adversely affect all competitions on the Boat Race course.

World Rowing has formally agreed to a request from Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games organisers to stage competition on what will be the shortest course in Olympic history, over 1,500 metres - 500m less than the standard length - at Long Beach Marine Stadium.