Team WinTech had another successful weekend at Great Britain Final Trials, recording an outright win in the Men’s Single Scull alongside a host of A, B and C final finishes. These trials are a critical juncture for any athlete hoping to represent Great Britain on the international stage this summer and will form a key part of the selector’s decision-making process.
Our top result came from George Bourne of Leander Club, who came home as overall winner in the Men’s Single in his WinTech Cobra Special Edition. George has enjoyed a stratospheric rise to the top of domestic sculling, having only raced in his first World Championships last summer. In victory, George saw off fierce competition from the likes of Callum Dixon, Matt Haywood, John Collins and the Devereux brothers.
GBRT M1x Winner – George Bourne – Leander Club WinTech Racing Cobra SE | Photography: AllMarkOne
Racing for Leander, Rory Harris finished third in the ‘B’ final of Men’s Singles, behind Oliver Costley (also of Leander) and Aidan Thompson of Twickenham Rowing Club and the University of Surrey. James Forward of Oxford University Boat Club was third in the ‘C’ final whilst Sol Hewitt and Jacob Ioras were fourth and sixth in the ‘D’ final respectively.
GBRT M1x 3rd Place B Final – Rory Harriss – Leander Club WinTech Racing Cobra SE | Photography: AllMarkOne
Our top women’s result came from Liv Bates, who finished sixth in the ‘A’ final whilst representing Nottinghamshire County Rowing Association. Liv, who continues to scull her way into contention for the lightweight women’s squad, was behind Imogen Grant and Emily Craig in a final that was won by Lauren Henry of Leicester Rowing Club. Racing as a lightweight in an openweight field, Liv’s performance demonstrates how well-placed she is moving into the summer season.
W1x 3rd Lightweight (6th Overall) – Olivia Bates – Notts County RA WinTech Racing Cobra SE & WinTech RDS Sculls | Photography: AllMarkOne
Olivia White of Oxford Brookes University Boat Club was our other female competitor, finishing second in the ‘D’ final.
As always, Team WinTech are incredibly excited to see the finest domestic athletes taking our shells to the top of the racing pyramid. We’re looking forward to supporting these individuals on their journey to domestic and international glory.
Isn’t it time you joined #TeamWinTech or #TeamKing?
Come and join #TeamWinTech or #TeamKing today! Our value goes beyond that of just a great product for a great price.
HI Is there any way to adjust the mirror so it is looking over my shoulder. Now it is looking up towards the sky and I have to tip my head way up to see behind me. Is it possible to heat the rod and bend it?
Hi Tom,
Thank you for your feedback. The mirror can be pitched in different directions, as there is a ball joint on the end of the rod where the mirror attaches. The ball joint is pretty tight on purpose, preventing the mirror from flopping around.
If you would like to discuss further, please feel free to reach out via the information below. Thanks again!
Best Regards,
John Coffman
Warehouse Manager/Customer Operations Manager
WinTech Racing North America
100 Trap Falls Rd Ext
Suite 300
Shelton, CT 06484