Last chance to join the largest British Beach Rowing Sprint Competition available
The registration for the 2025 British Rowing Beach Sprint Championships, set to take place in Bournemouth, is now open and will close at 11:00 on Wednesday, 20th August 2025. The event, which will be the biggest edition of the British Rowing Beach Sprint Championships to date, will feature the discipline of beach sprint rowing, which is set to make its Olympic debut in 2028.
The competition will be held at the award-winning beach in Bournemouth, Dorset. Participants do not need to bring their own boats as they will be provided for the event. For those interested in future events or volunteer opportunities, British Rowing can be contacted via the email address [email protected]
Tom Pattichis, the Olympic Head Coach for Beach Sprints, is pleased about the event being held in Bournemouth. The British Team, including athletes on the Olympic pathway, plans to compete in Bournemouth as part of their preparation for the European Championships and World Rowing Beach Sprint Finals.
New events for J16 rowers and Masters rowers have been added for the 2025 edition. For the first time in 2025, the event will have online streaming options, with full details to be released soon. Mixed Challenge quads have been introduced, allowing participants to enter a crew or just a seat to be drawn into a crew.
Spectators are invited to come and watch the event, with full timings to be published a week before the competition. The public is encouraged to share information about the event on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and via email.
If you want to participate in the upcoming years, regularly check the British Rowing website or contact them directly for entry opening dates and registration details. Since the entry deadline has passed, it is not possible to register now for the 2025 event.
The 2025 British Rowing Beach Sprint Championships will attract a widespread rowing community from across the UK, uniting participants for an exhilarating sports event. The competitive arena, not only features Britain's elite athletes on their Olympic pathway, but also boasts new events for J16 rowers and Masters rowers, as well as mixed Challenge quads.
