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     • When is the head race season? Head races take place in the autumn, winter and early spring. When they’re held on rivers, the organisers arrange a ‘river closure’ while the head race is in progress. This wouldn’t be possible in the summer months when there’s other leisure boat traffic on the river.
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   When are head races held?

   • Head races are usually held in the fall, winter, and spring seasons, on a river course with some interesting bridges and turns. Some of the most well-known head races (and most awaited by rowing teams and spectators) are the Head of the River (the UK), Head of the Charles (the USA), and Head of the Yarra (Australia). 2.

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   What is a head race?

   • After over 35 years in the sport, self-styled expedition rower, race cox and rowing historian Helena is passionate about ‘going beyond heads and regattas’. Head races or 'heads' are the time trial format used for most rowing races from September to March. Learn all about how they work here.

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   How long is a head race?

   • Head races courses are usually between 2,000m and 5,000m long. Many head races are organised in divisions, so you can race more than once in different categories (see below). When is the head race season? Head races take place in the autumn, winter and early spring.

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   What is a head race in rowing?

   • Some of the most well-known head races (and most awaited by rowing teams and spectators) are the Head of the River (the UK), Head of the Charles (the USA), and Head of the Yarra (Australia). 2. How long is a head race in rowing? Head races vary in length but are typically within 2.5 to 6 miles (4 km to 10 km) long.

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   What is the difference between a regatta and a head race?

   • The regatta season runs throughout the spring and summer (generally from April to August). Head races are time trials, generally over longer distances with boats starting one after the other. The head season runs throughout the autumn and winter. These pages will tell you more about rowing competitions, whether you want to compete or organise one.

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   Are You Ready for a head racing race?

   • When speaking of any type of racing, one thing is certain—just getting ready for the race already takes a lot of work, and that’s especially true in rowing head racing events. The good thing about the head racing season is that there are many types of events where you can practice and improve on your crew’s time.

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3. www.britishrowing.org › competition-calendarCompetition and Tour Calendar - British Rowing

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   Anything you might want to know about indoor rowing, you'll find it here! Find out more. A calendar of all British Rowing affiliated regattas and head races.

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   Advice and information to help you run affiliated regattas and head races, including private matches. View Content

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   Head races are time trials, generally over longer distances with boats starting one after the other. The head season runs throughout the autumn and winter. These pages will tell you more about rowing competitions, whether you want to compete or organise one.

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   Head races are typically held in the fall, winter and spring seasons. These events draw many athletes as well as observers. In this form of racing, rowers race against the clock where the crew or rower completing the course in the shortest time in their age, ability and boat-class category is deemed the winner.

8. nottingham-rowing-club.co.uk › heads-and-regattasHeads and Regattas - Nottingham Rowing Club

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   Head Races. Nottingham Autumn Head . Nottingham Autumn Head offers 3 divisions covering both long, middle and short distances allowing athletes of all ages and ability the opportunity to compete.

9. www.rowingcrazy.com › head-race-rowingHead Race Rowing Plan: The 4 Core Elements - Rowing Crazy

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   Aug 25, 2024 · A head race in rowing is a race against time, or a time-trial competition, where the rowing teams compete for the fastest time in finishing a course. Head races are usually held in the fall, winter, and spring seasons, on a river course with some interesting bridges and turns.