The Henley Masters Regatta brings together the best age-group club rowing from across Britain and the world, and the 2026 edition was a fine day for WinTech and King crews, with six victories in Sunday's finals and a further series of runners-up performances that reflect the depth of the brands' presence across the masters programme.

King shells provided three of the six wins. Greenbank Falmouth Composite (King) won the Open Masters F Eight, one of the headline sweep events of the day, defeating Tideway Scullers School in a result that will have delighted a composite built around a club not always associated with the very front of the Henley Masters draw. Toronto Sculling Club of Canada (King SE) won the Women's Masters F Coxed Four, an international title for the Canadian programme that made the journey from North America. Bewdley Rowing Club (King) won the Women's Masters B Coxed Four, edging out Lea Rowing Club by less than a length to claim their title.

Open Masters F 8+ Winner - Greenbank Falmouth Composite

Boat: King SE 8+ | Photography: AllMarkOne

Women's Masters F Coxed 4+ Winner - Toronto Sculling Club (CA)

Boat: King SE 4+ | Photography: AllMarkOne

Women's Masters B Coxed 4+ Winner - Bewdley Rowing Club

Boat: King 4+ | Photography: AllMarkOne

WinTech hulls also won three events across the programme. Maidenhead Rowing Club (WinTech International) won the Open Masters F Coxless Pair by two lengths, a convincing margin in a final that underlines the strength of the Thames Valley programme. Newark Rowing Club (WinTech Cobra SE) won the Women's Masters E Coxless Pair easily, a dominant performance in a category that drew strong entries from across the country. Finally, in one of the day's most satisfying results for WinTech, the Open Masters F Double Sculls final was an all-WinTech affair: Falkenbergs Roddklubb of Sweden (WinTech International) defeating Lymington Amateur Rowing Club (WinTech Competitor) by two lengths.

Open Masters F Coxless Pair Winner - Maidenhead RC

Boat: WinTech International 2-  | Photography: AllMarkOne

Women's Masters E Coxless Pair Winner - Newark Rowing Club

Boat: WinTech Cobra SE | Photography: AllMarkOne

Open Masters F Double Winner - Falkenbergs Roddklubb of Sweden

Boat: WinTech International| Photography: AllMarkOne

Among the finalists, Toronto Sculling Club (King SE) reached the Women's Masters D Eight final and Fulham Reach Boat Club (WinTech International) the Women's Masters C Coxless Four final, while Llandaff Rowing Club (WinTech International), Guildford Rowing Club (WinTech International) and Peterborough City Rowing Club (WinTech International) all reached their respective finals, demonstrating that the Wintech & King footprint across the masters draw extended well beyond the six events won.

Six gold medals across sweep and sculling, open and women's, British and international represents an excellent weekend for the UK’s leading boatbuilder. We will continue to support crews throughout their summer journeys at various regattas up and down the UK.