Events

Organised by Antrim Coast Rowing Association in conjunction with the Fledgling Cushendun Rowing Club.

Round the Rock Challenge Race from Carnlough Harbour across the Bay, around the Black Rock and back to Carnlough Harbour.

Organised by Carnlough Rowing Club.

The National Championships of Coastal Rowing in Ireland.

Includes All-Wales Coastal Rowing Championships

The World Pilot Gig Championships are an annual gig racing event held on the Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom during the May Day bank holiday weekend.
The World Championships were first held in 1990, only attracting a few crews from Cornwall, but in the intervening years the amount of pilot gigs attending has increased with crews coming from all over the South-West and some from even further afield.

https://www.wpgc.uk/

Ocean to City – An Rás Mór is Ireland’s very own long-distance rowing race attracting hundreds of participants annually.  Started in 2005, it has grown from its origin as a race for traditional fixed-seat boats into an all-inclusive rowing and paddling event, embracing everything from traditional wooden working boats, currachs, skiffs, gigs and longboats to contemporary ocean racing shells, kayaks, canoes and even stand-up paddle boards.

https://oceantocity.com/

Long distance race from the mouth of the River Leven to Finnieston Crane in Glasgow.

http://www.clydebuiltfestival.com/

Monster the Loch is the first mass participation boat race on Loch Ness. All human powered boat types are welcome to take on this epic challenge. All craft must be sea worthy  but as the weather and the Monster can be unpredictable the boats must be sea worthy. 
 
The Loch is 21 miles long, 1 mile wide and who knows how deep!!

https://www.monstertheloch.com/

The Great River Race is London’s River Marathon. It’s a spectacular boat race covering 21.6 miles from Millwall in the East to Richmond in the West, travelling under London’s famous bridges. It appeals to every level of competitor, from dedicated athletes who come every year to beat their records to those who simply enjoy laughter, fancy dress and making money for their charity. It’s a great fun day out for both competitors and spectators.

Traditional East Coast Skiff Regatta.

Part of the East Coast Rowing Council Series of Regattas.