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Great Tyne Row - Sunday 6 September 2015

Background

  

The Great Tyne Row is a 25 km challenge row with an element of racing (depending on how seriously you take it). It ran for the fifth time on 6 September 2015 in great weather and a following wind.

 

Each year there are prizes for fastest boat in various categories, but with an emphasis on fun, with awards also for the best dressed crew and best decorated boat.

 

Numbers have risen from 11 in year one to 40 in 2015. A wide range of sliding seat and fixed seat boats entered, from doubles through a triple and into fours and quads.

 

You can find information on the the previous years here: 2012, 2013 & 2014.

 

Organisers

  

The event is organised by the Northern Rowing Council in association with British Rowing, Tyne Amateur Rowing Club, Gosforth Community Rowing, Tyne United Rowing Club and Tynemouth Rowing Club. In 2015 invaluable support was given by Port of Tyne, Red Seal, the Sea Cadets and many others. Those doing the work are almost all volunteers.

2015 documents

  

Documents loaded onto the main web site are also available here too. All are pdf unless otherwise stated:

Final start order as pdf or xls

Results as pdf or xlsx - first draft as at 06-09-15

Final results with course records and GPS info - pdf or xlsx - reissued 11-09-15

Terms and Conditions

Information for crews

Navigation Guide  - low res (0.7mb)

Navigation Guide  - med res (1.4kb))

Navigation Guide  - high res (2.3mb)

Direction maps - showing club locations, trailer parking and car parking    

Day plan - timetable

Safety Plan

Risk Assessment

Insurance

 

Contact: Colin Percy, Event Director at eventdirector.gtr@outlook.com or on 07985 003304.

 

This page last updated on 11-09-15.

Main event web site

  

The event has a new stand-alone web site - so for much more on the 2015 event (and 2016 in due course) please go to www.greattynerow.com.

 

GPS tracking

  

We used GPS tracking for the first time in 2015, courtesy of Durtytracking. This allowed real time viewing of boat positions and lots of data afterwards. To have a look at all participants ‘tracks’, go to http://durtytracking.com/g/g_map.php?event=31.