Great Britain in Rowing

Rowing at the Olympic Games, Paris 2024: 3 golds, 2 silvers, 3 bronzes

The record

Rowing at the Olympic Games28 golds, 20 silvers, 13 bronzes28golds
Every result, newest first61
- Paris 2024 · Silver · Men, Coxless pairs · Thomas George; Oliver Wynne-Griffith
- Paris 2024 · Bronze · Men, Coxless four · Oliver Wilkes; David Ambler; Matt Aldridge; Freddie Davidson
- Paris 2024 · Gold · Men, Eight · Morgan Bolding; Sholto Carnegie; Rory Gibbs; Thomas Ford; Jacob Dawson; Charles Elwes; Thomas Digby; James Rudkin; Harry Brightmore
- Tokyo 2020 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Harry Leask; Angus Groom; Tom Barras; Jack Beaumont
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Josh Bugajski; Jacob Dawson; Thomas George; Moe Sbihi; Charles Elwes; Oliver Wynne-Griffith; James Rudkin; Thomas Ford; Henry Fieldman
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Alex Gregory; Moe Sbihi; George Nash; Constantine Louloudis
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Gold · Men, Eight · Paul Bennett; Scott Durant; Matt Gotrel; Matt Langridge; Tom Ransley; Pete Reed; Will Satch; Andrew Triggs Hodge; Phelan Hill
- London 2012 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Alan Campbell
- London 2012 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pairs · George Nash; Will Satch
- London 2012 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Alex Gregory; Tom James; Pete Reed; Andrew Triggs Hodge
- London 2012 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Alex Partridge; James Foad; Tom Ransley; Richard Egington; Moe Sbihi; Greg Searle; Matt Langridge; Constantine Louloudis; Phelan Hill
- London 2012 · Silver · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Zac Purchase; Mark Hunter
- London 2012 · Silver · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Peter Chambers; Rob Williams; Richard Chambers; Chris Bartley
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Stephen Rowbotham; Matthew Wells
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Tom James; Steve Williams; Pete Reed; Andrew Triggs Hodge
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Men, Eight · Alex Partridge; Tom Stallard; Tom Lucy; Richard Egington; Josh West; Alastair Heathcote; Matt Langridge; Colin Smith; Acer Nethercott
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Zac Purchase; Mark Hunter
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Steve Williams; James Cracknell; Ed Coode; Matthew Pinsent
- Sydney 2000 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · James Cracknell; Steve Redgrave; Tim Foster; Matthew Pinsent
- Sydney 2000 · Gold · Men, Eight · Andrew Lindsay; Ben Hunt-Davis; Simon Dennis; Louis Attrill; Luka Grubor; Kieran West; Fred Scarlett; Steve Trapmore; Rowley Douglas
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · Matthew Pinsent; Steve Redgrave
- Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Men, Coxless four · Greg Searle; Jonny Searle; Rupert Obholzer; Tim Foster
- Barcelona 1992 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · Matthew Pinsent; Steve Redgrave
- Barcelona 1992 · Gold · Men, Coxed pairs · Garry Herbert; Greg Searle; Jonny Searle
- Seoul 1988 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · Andy Holmes; Steve Redgrave
- Seoul 1988 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pairs · Patrick Sweeney; Andy Holmes; Steve Redgrave
- Los Angeles 1984 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Martin Cross; Richard Budgett; Andy Holmes; Steve Redgrave; Adrian Ellison
- Moscow 1980 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pairs · Charles Wiggin; Malcolm Carmichael
- Moscow 1980 · Bronze · Men, Coxless four · John Beattie; Ian McNuff; David Townsend; Martin Cross
- Moscow 1980 · Silver · Men, Eight · Duncan McDougall; Allan Whitwell; Henry Clay; Chris Mahoney; Andrew Justice; John Pritchard; Malcolm McGowan; Richard Stanhope; Colin Moynihan
- Montreal 1976 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Chris Baillieu; Michael Hart
- Montreal 1976 · Silver · Men, Eight · Richard Lester; John Yallop; Timothy Crooks; Hugh Matheson; David Maxwell; Jim Clark; Fred Smallbone; Lenny Robertson; Patrick Sweeney
- Tokyo 1964 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · John Russell; Hugh Wardell-Yerburgh; William Barry; John James
- London 1948 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Richard Burnell; Bertie Bushnell
- London 1948 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · John Wilson; Ran Laurie
- London 1948 · Silver · Men, Eight · Christopher Barton; Michael Lapage; Guy Richardson; Paul Bircher; Paul Massey; Brian Lloyd; David Meyrick; Alfred Mellows; Jack Dearlove
- Berlin 1936 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Jack Beresford; Dick Southwood
- Berlin 1936 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Martin Bristow; Alan Barrett; Peter Jackson; John Sturrock
- Los Angeles 1932 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · Lewis Clive; Hugh Edwards
- Los Angeles 1932 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · John Badcock; Hugh Edwards; Jack Beresford; Rowland George
- Amsterdam 1928 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · David Collet
- Amsterdam 1928 · Silver · Men, Coxless pairs · Terence O'Brien; Robert Nisbet
- Amsterdam 1928 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · John Lander; Michael Warriner; Richard Beesly; Edward Vaughan Bevan
- Amsterdam 1928 · Silver · Men, Eight · Jamie Hamilton; Guy Oliver Nickalls; John Badcock; Donald Gollan; Harold Lane; Gordon Killick; Jack Beresford; Harold West; Arthur Sulley
- Paris 1924 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Jack Beresford
- Paris 1924 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Maxwell Eley; James MacNabb; Robert Morrison; Terence Sanders
- Antwerp 1920 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Jack Beresford
- Antwerp 1920 · Silver · Men, Eight · Ewart Horsfall; Guy Oliver Nickalls; Richard Lucas; Walter James; John Campbell; Sebastian Earl; Ralph Shove; Sidney Swann; Robin Johnstone
- Stockholm 1912 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Wally Kinnear
- Stockholm 1912 · Gold · Men, Eight · Edgar Burgess; Sidney Swann; Leslie Wormald; Ewart Horsfall; James Angus Gillan; Stanley Garton; Alister Kirby; Philip Fleming; Henry Wells
- Stockholm 1912 · Silver · Men, Eight · William Fison; William Parker; Thomas Gillespie; Beaufort Burdekin; Frederick Pitman; Arthur Wiggins; Charles Littlejohn; Robert Bourne; John Walker
- Stockholm 1912 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Julius Beresford; Karl Vernon; Charles Rought; Bruce Logan; Geoffrey Carr
- London 1908 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Harry Blackstaffe
- London 1908 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Alexander McCulloch
- London 1908 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · John Fenning; Gordon Thomson
- London 1908 · Silver · Men, Coxless pairs · George Fairbairn; Philip Verdon
- London 1908 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Collier Cudmore; James Angus Gillan; Duncan Mackinnon; John Somers-Smith
- London 1908 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Philip Filleul; Harold Barker; John Fenning; Gordon Thomson
- London 1908 · Gold · Men, Eight · Albert Gladstone; Frederick Kelly; Banner Johnstone; Guy Nickalls; Charles Burnell; Ronald Sanderson; Raymond Etherington-Smith; Henry Bucknall; Gilchrist Maclagan
- London 1908 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Frank Jerwood; Eric Powell; Oswald Carver; Edward Williams; Henry Goldsmith; Harold Kitching; John Burn; Douglas Stuart; Richard Boyle
- Paris 1900 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Saint-George Ashe
World Rowing Championships54 golds, 51 silvers, 49 bronzes54golds
Every result, newest first154
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Silver · Men, Eight · William Stewart; Archie Drummond; Miles Beeson; Gabriel Obholzer; Matthew Rowe; David Bewicke-Copley; Tom Bryce; Harry Geffen; Samuel Nunn
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Bronze · Men, Four · Douwe De Graaf; George Bourne; Daniel Graham; James Robson
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Bronze · Men, Quadruple sculls · Cedol Dafydd; Rory Harris; Tobias Schroder; Callum Dixon
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Gold · Men, PR1 single sculls · Benjamin Pritchard
- Shanghai, China 2025 · Silver · Men, Eight · William Denegri; David Bewicke-Copley; Matthew Rowe; William Stewart; Archie Drummond; Matt Aldridge; Samuel Nunn; Fergus Woolnough; Miles Beeson
- Shanghai, China 2025 · Gold · Men, Four · Daniel Graham; Douwe De Graaf; George Bourne; James Robson
- Shanghai, China 2025 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Matthew Haywood; Callum Dixon; Cedol Dafydd; Rory Harris
- Shanghai, China 2025 · Gold · Men, PR1 single sculls · Benjamin Pritchard
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Gold · Men, Eight · Jacob Dawson; James Rudkin; Tom Digby; Sholto Carnegie; Morgan Bolding; Charles Elwes; Rory Gibbs; Harry Brightmore; Tom Ford
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Gold · Men, Four · Oliver Wilkes; Matt Aldridge; Freddie Davidson; David Ambler
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Silver · Men, Pair · Oliver Wynne-Griffith; Tom George
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Bronze · Men, PR1 single sculls · Benjamin Pritchard
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Gold · Men, Eight · Harry Brightmore; Charles Elwes; Tom Digby; James Rudkin; Rory Gibbs; Tom Ford; Morgan Bolding; Sholto Carnegie; David Bewicke-Copley
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Gold · Men, Four · Freddie Davidson; William Stewart; Samuel Nunn; David Ambler
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Bronze · Men, Pair · Oliver Wynne-Griffith; Tom George
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Harry Leask; George Bourne; Thomas Barras; Matthew Haywood
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Graeme Thomas
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Bronze · Men, PR1 single sculls · Benjamin Pritchard
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Gold · Men, PR3 pair · Oliver Stanhope; Edward Fuller
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Tom George; Henry Fieldman; Matthew Thomas Tarrant; Tom Ford; James Rudkin; Mohamed Sbihi; Josh Bugajski; Oliver Wynne-Griffith; Jacob Dawson
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Bronze · Men, Four · Oliver Cook; Sholto Carnegie; Rory Gibbs; Matthew Rossiter
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Tom George; William Satch; Matthew Thomas Tarrant; Alan Sinclair; Tom Ransley; Mohamed Sbihi; Oliver Wynne-Griffith; Henry Fieldman; James Rudkin
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Bronze · Men, Four · James Johnston; Jacob Dawson; Adam Neill; Tom Ford
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Silver · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Zak Lee-Green; Gavin Horsburgh; Edward Fisher; Peter Chambers
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Bronze · Men, Four · William Satch; Matthew Rossiter; Matthew Thomas Tarrant; Mohamed Sbihi
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Graeme Thomas; John Collins; Jack Beaumont; Jonathan Francis Leslie Walton
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Thomas Barras
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2016 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight pair · Joel Cassells; Sam Scrimgeour
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2016 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Oliver Cook; Henry Fieldman; Callum Mcbrierty
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Men, AS single sculls · Tom Aggar
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Will Fletcher; Richard Chambers
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Gold · Men, Lightweight pair · Sam Scrimgeour; Joel Cassells
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Henry Fieldman; Nathaniel Reilly-O'donnell; Matthew Thomas Tarrant
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Gold · Men, Eight · Mohamed Sbihi; William Satch; Matt Gotrel; George Nash; Phelan Hill; Paul Bennett; Pete Reed; Constantine Louloudis; Alex Gregory
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Bronze · Men, Four · Alan Sinclair; Stewart Innes; Tom Ransley; Scott Durant
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Men, Pair · James Foad; Matt Langridge
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Silver · Men, AS single sculls · Tom Aggar
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Peter Chambers; Mark Aldred; Chris Bartley; Richard Chambers
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight pair · Sam Scrimgeour; Jono Clegg
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · Henry Fieldman; Alan Sinclair; Scott Durant
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Gold · Men, Eight · Paul Bennett; Matthew Thomas Tarrant; Phelan Hill; Constantine Louloudis; Tom Ransley; William Satch; Pete Reed; Nathaniel Reilly-O'donnell; Matt Gotrel
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Gold · Men, Four · Mohamed Sbihi; George Nash; Andrew T Hodge; Alex Gregory
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Silver · Men, Pair · Matt Langridge; James Foad
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Charles Cousins; Peter Lambert; Sam Townsend; Graeme Thomas
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Richard Chambers; Peter Chambers
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Chris Bartley; Will Fletcher; Jono Clegg; Adam Freeman-Pask
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight pair · Mark Aldred; Sam Scrimgeour
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Gold · Men, Eight · Alex Gregory; Mohamed Sbihi; George Nash; William Satch; Daniel Ritchie; Tom Ransley; Andrew T Hodge; Phelan Hill; Pete Reed
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Men, Quadruple sculls · Graeme Thomas; Peter Lambert; Charles Cousins; Sam Townsend
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Men, AS single sculls · Tom Aggar
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Mark Hunter; Zac Purchase
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Paul Mattick; Rob Williams; Richard Chambers; Chris Bartley
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Men, Lightweight pair · Kieren Emery; Peter Chambers
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Silver · Men, Eight · Cameron Nichol; Greg Searle; Nathaniel Reilly-O'donnell; James Foad; Mohamed Sbihi; Phelan Hill; Daniel Ritchie; Tom Ransley; Alex Partridge
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Men, Four · Matt Langridge; Alex Gregory; Richard Egington; Tom James
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Silver · Men, Pair · Andrew T Hodge; Pete Reed
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Alan Campbell
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Zac Purchase; Mark Hunter
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Chris Bartley; Paul Mattick; Richard Chambers; Rob Williams
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Marcus Bateman; Matthew Wells
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Silver · Men, Eight · James Foad; Tom Broadway; Daniel Ritchie; Phelan Hill; Greg Searle; Mohamed Sbihi; James Clarke; Cameron Nichol; Tom Ransley
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Silver · Men, Pair · Andrew T Hodge; Pete Reed
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Alan Campbell
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Gold · Men, Four · Alex Partridge; Richard Egington; Matt Langridge; Alex Gregory
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Silver · Men, Pair · Andrew T Hodge; Pete Reed
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Alan Campbell
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Zac Purchase; Mark Hunter
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Richard Chambers; James Lindsay-Fynn; Paul Mattick; James Clarke
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Chris Bartley; Dave Currie; Simon Jones; Rob Williams
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Josh West; Tom Solesbury; Alastair Heathcote; Tom James; Robin Bourne-Taylor; Tom Lucy; Acer Nethercott; Richard Egington; Tom Stallard
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Bronze · Men, Pair · Matt Langridge; Colin Smith
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Zac Purchase
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Matthew Wells; Stephen Rowbotham
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Gold · Men, Four · Andrew T Hodge; Steve Williams; Pete Reed; Alex Partridge
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Zac Purchase
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Gold · Men, Four · Pete Reed; Steve Williams; Alex Partridge; Andrew T Hodge
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Tom Kay
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · James Livingston; Peter Rudge; Kieran West; Richard Egington; Tom Stallard
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Dan Ouseley; Christian Cormack; Alex Partridge; Robin Bourne-Taylor; Andrew T Hodge; Tom James; Phil Simmons; Jonathan Devlin; Ed Coode
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Men, Four · Toby Garbett; Rick Dunn; Josh West; Steve Williams
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight pair · Ned Kittoe; Nick English
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Christian Cormack; Steve Trapmore; Tom Stallard; Kieran West; Luka Grubor
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Silver · Men, Four · Toby Garbett; Josh West; Steve Williams; Rick Dunn
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Gold · Men, Pair · James Cracknell; Matthew Pinsent
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · Alex Partridge; Peter Rudge; Henry Adams; Dan Ouseley; Chris Martin
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · James Cracknell; Neil Chugani; Matthew Pinsent
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Gold · Men, Four · Steve Williams; Rick Dunn; Ed Coode; Toby Garbett
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Gold · Men, Pair · Matthew Pinsent; James Cracknell
- Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · James Mcgarva; Tom Middleton; Phil Baker; Christian Cormack; James Brown; Matt Beechey; Ned Kittoe; Jim Mcniven; Stephen Lee
- Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Silver · Men, Lightweight pair · Peter Haining; Nicholas Strange
- Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Alistair Potts; Toby Garbett; Rick Dunn; Graham Smith; Steve Williams
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · David Webb; Phil Baker; James Mcgarva; Mike Louzado; Nicholas Strange; Gareth Davis; Aidan Tucker; Ned Kittoe
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Jonathan Searle; Alistair Potts; Jonny Singfield; Rick Dunn; Graham Smith
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Silver · Men, Eight · Steve Trapmore; Kieran West; Fred Scarlett; Bobby Thatcher; Tim Foster; Louis Attrill; Luka Grubor; Rowley Douglas; Ben Hunt-Davis
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Gold · Men, Four · Matthew Pinsent; Steve Redgrave; Ed Coode; James Cracknell
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Gold · Men, Four · Steve Redgrave; Tim Foster; Matthew Pinsent; James Cracknell
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Jason Keys; Phil Baker; Dave Lemon; Jim Hartland; John Deakin; Ben Webb; Jim Mcniven; Alex Henshilwood; James Brown
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · David Chung; Steve Trapmore; Ed Coode; Mark Johnson; Garry Mcadams
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Gold · Men, Four · James Cracknell; Matthew Pinsent; Steve Redgrave; Tim Foster
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Greg Searle
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Jim Mcniven; Dave Lemon; Ben Helm; Nicholas Strange; Christopher Bates; Niall Gardam; John Deakin; Andrew Butt; Jon Williamson
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Peter Haining
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Silver · Men, Four · Greg Searle; Tim Foster; Jonathan Searle; Rupert Obholzer
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Gold · Men, Pair · Matthew Pinsent; Steve Redgrave
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Carl Smith; John Deakin; Steve Ellis; Dave Lemon; Toby Hessian; Christopher Bates; Jim Mcniven; Simon Cox; Tom Kay
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Peter Haining
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Bronze · Men, Four · Greg Searle; Jonathan Searle; Rupert Obholzer; Tim Foster
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Gold · Men, Pair · Steve Redgrave; Matthew Pinsent
- Racice, Czechia 1993 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Peter Haining
- Racice, Czechia 1993 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Jonathan Searle; Garry Herbert; Greg Searle
- Racice, Czechia 1993 · Gold · Men, Pair · Matthew Pinsent; Steve Redgrave
- Montreal, Canada 1992 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Jim Mcniven; Andrew Butt; Jim Hartland; Nicholas Strange; Ian Watson; Philip Cox; Stephen Wright; Roger Everington; Mark Partridge
- Montreal, Canada 1992 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Toby Hessian; Tom Kay; Carl Smith; Christopher Bates
- Vienna, Austria 1991 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Tom Kay; Christopher Bates; Carl Smith; Toby Hessian
- Vienna, Austria 1991 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Anton Obholzer; Martin Cross; Garry Herbert; Richard Phelps; Jonny Singfield; Greg Searle; Richard Stanhope; Jonathan Searle; Tim Foster
- Vienna, Austria 1991 · Gold · Men, Pair · Matthew Pinsent; Steve Redgrave
- Tasmania, Australia 1990 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · Toby Hessian; Neil Staite; John Deakin; Tom Kay; Christopher Bates; Marysh Chmiel; Stephen Wright; Peter Haining; Carl Smith
- Tasmania, Australia 1990 · Bronze · Men, Pair · Matthew Pinsent; Steve Redgrave
- Bled, Slovenia 1989 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Rob Williams; Nicholas Howe; Nicholas Strange; Stuart Forbes
- Bled, Slovenia 1989 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · Terence Dillon; Gavin Stewart; Matthew Pinsent; Thomas Vaughan; Steve Turner
- Bled, Slovenia 1989 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Jim Walker; Jonathan Hulls; Adrian Ellison; Richard Phelps; Jonathan Searle; Anton Obholzer; Matthew Brittin; Tim Foster; Jonny Singfield
- Bled, Slovenia 1989 · Silver · Men, Pair · Steve Redgrave; Simon Berrisford
- Milan, Italy 1988 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Nicholas Howe; Robin Williams; Michael Diserens; Richard Metcalf
- Copenhagen, Denmark 1987 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Carl Smith; Allan Whitwell
- Copenhagen, Denmark 1987 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Peter Haining; Neil Staite; Christopher Bates; Stuart Forbes
- Copenhagen, Denmark 1987 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · Andrew J. Holmes; Steve Redgrave; Patrick Sweeney
- Copenhagen, Denmark 1987 · Gold · Men, Pair · Steve Redgrave; Andrew J. Holmes
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Carl Smith; Allan Whitwell
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Christopher Bates; Neil Staite; Peter Haining; Stuart Forbes
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Patrick Sweeney; Steve Redgrave; Andrew J. Holmes
- Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Silver · Men, Pair · Adam Clift; Martin Cross
- Montreal, Canada 1984 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Stuart Forbes; Ian Wilson; Christopher Bates; Carl Smith
- Duisburg, Germany 1983 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Ian Wilson; Stuart Forbes; Christopher Bates; Carl Smith
- Duisburg, Germany 1983 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · John Melvin
- Munich, Germany 1981 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pair · Richard Budgett; Thomas Cadoux-Hudson; Adrian Ellison
- Munich, Germany 1981 · Silver · Men, Eight · John Bland; Mark Andrews; Andrew Justice; Colin Moynihan; John Pritchard; Richard Stanhope; Malcolm Mcgowan; Colin Seymour; Christopher Mahoney
- Hazewinkel, Belgium 1980 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Simon Jeffries; Robert Downie; Nigel Read; Stephen Simpole; Clive Roberts; Nicholas Howe; David Hosking; Colin Barratt; Peter Zeun
- Hazewinkel, Belgium 1980 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Duncan Innes; Antony Richardson; Andrew Cusack; Colin Cusack
- Bled, Slovenia 1979 · Bronze · Men, Four · Ian Mcnuff; Martin Cross; David Townsend; John Beattie
- Bled, Slovenia 1979 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Colin Barratt; Nicholas Howe; Stuart Wilson; Ian Wilson
- Karapiro, New Zealand 1978 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Michael Hart; Christopher Baillieu
- Karapiro, New Zealand 1978 · Bronze · Men, Four · Martin Cross; David Townsend; Ian Mcnuff; John Beattie
- Karapiro, New Zealand 1978 · Silver · Men, Pair · John Roberts; James Clark
- Copenhagen, Denmark 1978 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Stephen Simpole; Clive Roberts; Peter Zeun; John Melvin; Nigel Read; Colin Moynihan; Anthony French; Christopher Drury; Robert Downie
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 1977 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Christopher Baillieu; Michael Hart
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 1977 · Silver · Men, Pair · John Roberts; James Clark
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 1977 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Paul Stuart-Bennett; Colin Cusack; Christopher George; Duncan Innes; Nigel Read; Stephen Simpole; Daniel Topolski; Patrick Sweeney; Christopher Drury
- Villach, Austria 1976 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Brian Fentiman; H. Wheare; Colin Cusack; D. Carpenter; Mark Harris; Christopher Drury; Stewart Fraser; Graeme Hall; Nigel Read
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1975 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Christopher Baillieu; Michael Hart
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1975 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · Alan Sherman; Christopher George; Nigel Read; Stewart Fraser; Stephen Simpole; Thomas Moffat; Anthony Stocking; Mark Harris; Brian Fentiman
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1975 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Daniel Topolski; Graeme Hall; Christopher Drury; Nicholas Tee
- Lucerne, Switzerland 1974 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls
- Lucerne, Switzerland 1974 · Silver · Men, Eight
- Lucerne, Switzerland 1962 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Stuart Mackenzie

Rowing at the Olympic Games6 golds, 7 silvers, 4 bronzes6golds
Every result, newest first17
- Paris 2024 · Bronze · Women, Double sculls · Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne; Becky Wilde
- Paris 2024 · Gold · Women, Quadruple sculls · Lauren Henry; Hannah Scott; Lola Anderson; Georgina Brayshaw
- Paris 2024 · Silver · Women, Coxless four · Helen Glover; Esme Booth; Samantha Redgrave; Rebecca Shorten
- Paris 2024 · Bronze · Women, Eight · Annie Campbell-Orde; Holly Dunford; Emily Ford; Lauren Irwin; Heidi Long; Rowan McKellar; Eve Stewart; Harriet Taylor; Henry Fieldman c
- Paris 2024 · Gold · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Emily Craig; Imogen Grant
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Women, Double sculls · Victoria Thornley; Katherine Grainger
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Gold · Women, Coxless pairs · Helen Glover; Heather Stanning
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Women, Eight · Katie Greves; Melanie Wilson; Frances Houghton; Polly Swann; Jessica Eddie; Olivia Carnegie-Brown; Karen Bennett; Zoe Lee; Zoe de Toledo
- London 2012 · Gold · Women, Double sculls · Anna Watkins; Katherine Grainger
- London 2012 · Gold · Women, Coxless pairs · Helen Glover; Heather Stanning
- London 2012 · Gold · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Katherine Copeland; Sophie Hosking
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Women, Double sculls · Elise Laverick; Anna Bebington
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Women, Quadruple sculls · Annabel Vernon; Debbie Flood; Frances Houghton; Katherine Grainger
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Women, Double sculls · Sarah Winckless; Elise Laverick
- Athens 2004 · Silver · Women, Quadruple sculls · Alison Mowbray; Debbie Flood; Frances Houghton; Rebecca Romero
- Athens 2004 · Silver · Women, Coxless pairs · Katherine Grainger; Cath Bishop
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Women, Quadruple sculls · Guin Batten; Gillian Lindsay; Katherine Grainger; Miriam Batten
World Rowing Championships27 golds, 33 silvers, 20 bronzes27golds
Every result, newest first80
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Silver · Women, Eight · Jack Tottem; Jade Lindo; Eve Stewart; Heidi Long; Katherine George; Amelia Standing; Lauren Irwin; Annie Campbell-Orde; Elizabeth Witt
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Silver · Women, Quadruple sculls · Hannah Scott; Lola Anderson; Finnola Stratton; Imogen Grant
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Gold · Women, Single sculls · Lauren Henry
- Shanghai, China 2025 · Bronze · Women, Eight · Juliette Perry; Eleanor Brinkhoff; Heidi Long; Lauren Irwin; Megan Slabbert; Jack Tottem; Martha Birtles; Eve Stewart; Amelia Standing
- Shanghai, China 2025 · Silver · Women, Quadruple sculls · Sarah Mckay; Hannah Scott; Lola Anderson; Rebecca Wilde
- Shanghai, China 2025 · Silver · Women, Single sculls · Lauren Henry
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Gold · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Imogen Grant; Emily Craig
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Bronze · Women, Four · Helen Glover; Rowan Mckellar; Heidi Long; Rebecca Shorten
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Gold · Women, Quadruple sculls · Lauren Henry; Georgina Brayshaw; Hannah Scott; Lola Anderson
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Gold · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Emily Craig; Imogen Grant
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Gold · Women, PR3 pair · Giedre Rakauskaite; Francesca Allen
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Gold · Women, Four · Rebecca Shorten; Rowan Mckellar; Heidi Long; Sam Redgrave
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Bronze · Women, Quadruple sculls · Lola Anderson; Jessica Marie Leyden; Lucy Glover; Georgina Brayshaw
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Imogen Grant; Emily Craig
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Maddie Arlett
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Imogen Grant
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Bronze · Women, Quadruple sculls · Mathilda Hodgkins Byrne; Bethany Bryan; Jessica Marie Leyden; Holly Nixon
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Silver · Women, Single sculls · Victoria Thornley
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2016 · Gold · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Imogen Walsh; Brianna Stubbs; Eleanor Alice Mary Piggott; Emily Craig
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2016 · Gold · Women, Four · Donna Etiebet; Holly Norton; Holly Nixon; Fiona Gammond
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Women, AS single sculls · Rachel Morris
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Charlotte Booth; Katherine Copeland
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Eleanor Alice Mary Piggott; Brianna Stubbs; Ruth Walczak; Emily Craig
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Imogen Walsh
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Women, Four · Holly Norton; Lucinda Gooderham; Rebecca Chin; Karen Bennett
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Gold · Women, Pair · Helen Glover; Heather Stanning
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Gold · Women, Pair · Heather Stanning; Helen Glover
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Ruth Walczak
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Gold · Women, Pair · Polly Swann; Helen Glover
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Hester Goodsell; Sophie Hosking
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Imogen Walsh; Kathryn Twyman; Stephanie Cullen; Andrea Dennis
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Women, Double sculls · Katherine Grainger; Anna Watkins
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Bronze · Women, Eight · Victoria Thornley; Lindsey Maguire; Jo Cook; Jessica Eddie; Natasha Page; Louisa Reeve; Katie Greves; Alison Knowles; Caroline O'connor
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Silver · Women, Pair · Helen Glover; Heather Stanning
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Gold · Women, Double sculls · Anna Watkins; Katherine Grainger
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Silver · Women, Pair · Heather Stanning; Helen Glover
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Gold · Women, Quadruple sculls · Frances Houghton; Annabel Vernon; Beth Rodford; Debbie Flood
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Sophie Hosking; Hester Goodsell
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Silver · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Stephanie Cullen; Jane Hall; Laura Greenhalgh; Andrea Dennis
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Silver · Women, Double sculls · Anna Watkins; Annabel Vernon
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Silver · Women, Single sculls · Katherine Grainger
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Silver · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Jane Hall; Sophie Hosking; Laura Greenhalgh; Mathilde Pauls
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Bronze · Women, Double sculls · Elise Laverick; Anna Watkins
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Bronze · Women, Eight · Alison Knowles; Katie Greves; Baz Moffat; Louisa Reeve; Jessica Eddie; Caroline O'connor; Carla Ashford; Natasha Howard; Alice Freeman
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Gold · Women, Quadruple sculls · Debbie Flood; Katherine Grainger; Annabel Vernon; Frances Houghton
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Sophie Hosking; Laura Ralston; Hester Goodsell; Lindsay Dick
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Gold · Women, Quadruple sculls · Debbie Flood; Frances Houghton; Katherine Grainger; Sarah Winckless
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Naomi Hoogesteger; Hester Goodsell; Tanya Brady; Lorna Norris
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Gold · Women, Quadruple sculls · Frances Houghton; Katherine Grainger; Sarah Winckless; Rebecca Romero
- Banyoles, Spain 2004 · Silver · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Jo Hammond
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Women, Lightweight pair · Julia Warren; Michelle Dollimore
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Gold · Women, Pair · Katherine Grainger; Cath Bishop
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Helen Casey; Tracy Langlands
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Gold · Women, Lightweight pair · Leonie Barron; Naomi Ashcroft
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Gold · Women, Lightweight pair · Sarah Birch; Jo Nitsch
- Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Gold · Women, Lightweight pair · Miriam Taylor; Malindi Myers
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Silver · Women, Lightweight pair · Jane Hall; Malindi Myers
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Gold · Women, Lightweight pair · Jo Nitsch; Juliet Machan
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Gold · Women, Double sculls · Gillian Lindsay; Miriam Batten
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Silver · Women, Pair · Dot Blackie; Cath Bishop
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight pair · Malindi Myers; Caroline Hobson
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Silver · Women, Double sculls · Miriam Batten; Gillian Lindsay
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Bronze · Women, Eight · Suzie Ellis; Francesca Zino; Alex Beever; Rachel Woolf; Lisa Eyre; Katherine Grainger; Elise Laverick; Elizabeth Henshilwood; Sue Walker
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Gold · Women, Four · Lisa Eyre; Alex Beever; Sue Walker; Elizabeth Henshilwood
- Glasgow, Great Britain 1996 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Malindi Myers; Robyn Morris; Patricia Corless; Jo Nitsch
- Glasgow, Great Britain 1996 · Silver · Women, Lightweight pair · Jane Hall; Alison Brownless
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Jo Nitsch; Juliet Machan; Robyn Morris; Rachel Woolf
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Silver · Women, Lightweight pair · Jane Hall; Alison Brownless
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Annamarie Hall; Tonia Williams; Jane Brownless; Annamarie Phelps
- Racice, Czechia 1993 · Gold · Women, Lightweight four · Tonia Williams; Jane Hall; Alison Brownless; Annamarie Phelps
- Montreal, Canada 1992 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Claire Davies; Tonia Williams; Annamarie Phelps; Alison Brownless
- Montreal, Canada 1992 · Silver · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Sue Key
- Vienna, Austria 1991 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Katharine Brownlow; Claire Davies; Annamarie Phelps; Alison Brownless
- Vienna, Austria 1991 · Bronze · Women, Pair · Miriam Batten; Fiona Freckleton
- Bled, Slovenia 1989 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Joanna Toch; Sue Key; Rachel Hirst; Katharine Brownlow
- Milan, Italy 1988 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Caroline Lucas; Gillian Bond
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Carol Ann Wood; Gillian Bond
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Judith Burne; Linda Clark; Alexa Forbes; Gillian Hodges
- Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Gold · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Beryl Crockford; Linda Clark
- Munich, Germany 1981 · Silver · Women, Single sculls · Beryl Crockford

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