How to Follow: 2021 World Rowing Cup I in Zagreb

The international rowing season is truly underway with the 2021 World Rowing Cup I which goes from 30 April to 2 May 2021 in Zagreb, Croatia.

Croatia, Germany and Switzerland have all sent large teams and they will join in racing against 23 other nations. There are many top rowers to watch and to find out more have a look here.

The LIVE draw will be taking place at 15:00 CET on Thursday, 29 April and will be live streamed on Facebook. The first race will start Friday, 30 April at 10:00 CET.

The World Rowing Executive Committee, in consultation with various bodies including Tokyo 2020 and the World Rowing Athletes Commission, have recommended that all heats at World Rowing Cup I will be conducted as Time Trials. This is necessary as a practice in case time trials are needed especially at the Olympic Games. The Tokyo Olympic time trial patterns will be practised and will give all parties included a valuable experience in the procedure.

Here is how to follow the event on mobile, tablet, or desktop.

The provisional time table for the event can be found here. And entries for all the races are available here.

Live audio commentary will be available for all races on www.worldrowing.com.

Live tracker will NOT be available for Friday morning’s heats. It will be available for Friday afternoon’s repechages and the remainder of the competition.

Live VIDEO streaming will be available for the following races:

– Saturday 1 May – 10:00 CET until 12:30 CET

– Sunday 2 May – 10:30 CET until 13:25 CET.

Coverage on the following broadcast channels:

Foxtel (Australia) ; HRT (Croatia) ; CT (Czech Republic) ; ZDF (Germany) ; L’Equipe TV (France) ; TVP (Poland) ; Look Sport (Romania) ; Match TV (Russia) ; TVE (Spain) ; SSR (Switzerland) ; Sky (New Zealand)

Follow us on Facebook,  Instagram, Twitter, and YouTubefor behind the scenes interviews, live updates, photos and more.

Also available on WorldRowing.com
– Startlists / Schedule
– Results
– News / Photos / Live blog / Quotes from athletes.

Join the conversation …
– Use the hashtag #WRCZagreb, #Zagreb2021, #worldrowingcup and tagging us @WorldRowing on Twitter.

*There will be geo-blocking restrictions for New Zealand.