Summary

  • Click the play button at the top of the page to watch Rowing World Cup II

  • Click the 'listen live' button at the top of the page to listen to BBC Radio Berkshire commentary

Live Reporting

  1. GB Crews to look out for at the World Rowing Cup II

    BBC Sport

    Oliver Wynne-Griffith and Tom George in actionGetty Images

    Oliver Wynne-Griffith and Tom George in action

    • Men’s Pair Final A (09:49 BST) - GB will have two representatives in this event. The fastest British Men’s pair ever, Ollie Wynne-Griffith and Tom George will be competing in Lane Three, while William Stewart and James Robson will be competing from Lane Two.

    • Women’s Four Final (10:02 BST) - GB's Helen Glover, Esme Booth, Sam Redgrave and Rebecca Shorten come into this final having topped Heat One, three seconds ahead of USA in second. New Zealand and Australia made up the rest of the competition for GB in Heat One.

    • Men’s Four Final A (10:15 BST) - current back to back European champions Oli Wilkes, David Ambler, Matt Aldridge and Freddie Davidson are out to repeat that feat on the world stage, having won last year's World Championships in Belgrade.

    • Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Final A (10:44 BST) - current European and World champions, Emily Craig and Imogen Grant are the only GB Olympic class crew to remain unbeaten this Olympiad.

    Other events featuring British rowers include:

    • Women's Quadruple Sculls Final (12:46 BST)
    • Men's Quadruple Sculls Final (13:00 BST)
    • Women's Eight Final (13:27 BST)
    • Men's Eight Final (13:58 BST)

  2. How to watch

    All times are stated in BST

    BBC iPlayer

    The BBC brings coverage of the final day of the Rowing World Cup II live from Lucerne, Switzerland. Coverage information can be found below:

    Sunday 26th May

    09:05-15:00 – coverage available via BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer & BBC Sport website. Coverage of the Second Regatta will also be available on BBC Two from 13:30.

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