Summary

  • Use play icon at the top of page to watch live coverage from Lucerne, Switzerland

  • Helen Glover helps GB to women's four Bronze

  • GB earn silver in the men's quadruple sculls

  • GB win gold in the women's eight

  • GB win silver in the men's eight

  • GB win men's four Gold

  • GB take women's quadruple sculls Silver

  • Events include: Men's pair featuring GB's Oliver Wynne-Griffith and Thomas George

  • Lightweight women's single sculls featuring GB's Olivia Bates and lightweight women's double sculls featuring GB's Imogen Grant and Emily Craig

Live Reporting

  1. How can I get into rowing?

    BBC Sport

    Rowing is an exciting sport that will benefit you physically and socially. Every stroke uses 85% of your muscles covering nine major muscle groups so it helps tone your arms fast. If you love being on the water then it could be your new favourite pastime. Alternatively, most gyms have rowing machines. British Rowing also encourages people with disabilities to take up the sport through adaptive rowing, or as they call it ‘Rowability.’

    There are over 500 rowing clubs nationwide where you can get started. Visit British Rowing - or find local rowing opportunities in Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

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  2. Where to watch the World Rowing Cup

    BBC iPlayer

    09:00-11:25 BST: Finals and exhibition race – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app

    12:30-14:15 BST: Finals – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app

    Available on demand on BBC iPlayer

  3. Who to look out for

    BBC Sport

    The GB Rowing Team were off to a winning start placing top of the medal table at the previous regatta in Varese, Italy in June. Olivia Bates won bronze in the lightweight women’s single sculls and will go for gold at the final in Switzerland.

    Ollie Wynne-Griffith and Tom George struck gold in the men’s pair in Italy and will attempt the same this weekend.

    Team GB’s women’s four crew is also comprised of double Olympic champion Helen Glover alongside Heidi Long, Samantha Redgrave and Rebecca Shorten – they beat Olympic champions Australia by 2.38 seconds in the previous regatta.

    Olivia BatesGetty Images

    Olivia Bates

  4. What is the World Rowing Cup?

    BBC Sport

    The World Rowing Cup is an international competition comprised of three regattas which take place annually in the early summer. The event has been running since 1997 and has only ever been held outside of Europe thrice, once in Princeton, Australia in 2001 and twice in Sydney in 2013 and 2014.

    In each event, points are awarded to the top seven finishing boats with the champion being determined after the last regatta which this year will be on 7 to 9 July in Lucerne, Switzerland.

    The points system is as follows:

    ·1st = 8 points

    ·2nd = 6 points

    ·3rd = 5 points

    ·4th = 4 points

    ·5th = 3 points

    ·6th = 2 points

    ·7th = 1 point

    Tom George and Oliver Wynne-Griffith of Team GB in action.Getty Images

    Tom George and Oliver Wynne-Griffith of Team GB in action.