Crews racing WinTech and King boats enjoyed an outstanding British Rowing Club Championships, winning more medals—and more gold medals—than those racing in boats from any other manufacturer.

Across four days of competition, WinTech and King crews amassed 59 medals: 20 gold, 21 silver and 18 bronze.

WinTech boats accounted for 56 medals, including 19 victories, while King secured a complete set of gold, silver and bronze. The results came throughout the programme, from junior singles and doubles to championship fours, quads and eights.

Friday’s racing produced victories for Notts & Union and George Watson’s College before the medal tally accelerated on Saturday. That day included six WinTech victories, a King gold for Windsor Boys’ School in the Open J18 Eight and a complete WinTech podium in the Women’s J18 Four.

Sunday brought another six titles, with multiple victories for Sir William Perkins’s School and Windsor Boys’ School, alongside wins for Tees and Nottingham. Five more junior titles on Monday completed an exceptional championship.

Gold medal winners

Friday

• Women’s J18 Double: Notts & Union — WinTech International

• Women’s J16 Single: George Watson’s College — WinTech Cobra

Saturday

• Mixed Championship Eight: Thames — WinTech Medalist

• Women’s J18 Single: Hartpury University & College — WinTech Cobra

• Open J18 Double: Windsor Boys’ School — WinTech Cobra SE FLX

• Women’s J16 Double: Sir William Perkins’s School — WinTech International

• Women’s J18 Four: Claires Court School — WinTech International

• Women’s J16 Coxed Four: Sir William Perkins’s School — WinTech International

• Open J18 Eight: Windsor Boys’ School — King SE

Sunday

• AR Final: Tees — WinTech Competitor

• Women’s J15 Coxed Quad: Sir William Perkins’s School — WinTech International

• Open J16 Quad: Windsor Boys’ School — WinTech International

• Women’s J16 Quad: Sir William Perkins’s School — WinTech International

• Open J18 Quad: Windsor Boys’ School — WinTech International FLX

• Women’s Club Double: Nottingham — WinTech International

Monday

• Open J15 Single: Radley College — WinTech International

• Women’s J15 Single: Shanklin Sandown — WinTech International

• Open J14 Coxed Quad: Henley Rowing Club — WinTech International

• Women’s J14 Coxed Quad: Lea Rowing Club — WinTech Competitor

• Open J14 Single: Cambois Rowing Club — WinTech International

Final medal count

The final total reflects both the speed and versatility of the WinTech and King ranges. With victories across such a broad selection of boats, events and age groups, the championships provided a powerful demonstration of performance throughout the fleet.