2023 Suzhou River Boat Race Time
This year's competition has been upgraded and expanded. In addition to colleges and clubs, elite and youth competitions have been added to further strengthen their professionalism. Through train and lottery, a total of 5 1 8 boat teams, 14 boat teams and14 single boat athletes participated in this competition, with a total number of nearly 700 people.
In September, the Shanghai Rowing Open met Suzhou River again. The slogan of this year's event is "Tide of Boat Power", which means that rowers from all over the world gather in the Mother River of Shanghai to lead the trend in the name of rowing and promote the popularization of rowing culture. The above boat races will help Shanghai build a world-famous sports city and enhance the level of world influence. 1905, the first rowing club in China was established by Suzhou River.
Introduction to the competition
Rowing is a water sport. One or more rowers sit on the boat with their backs to the direction of the boat, and use their muscle strength to paddle through the simple leverage of paddles and paddles to make the boat move forward. Rowing competitions are mostly held in natural waters such as rivers and lakes. Ships can wear helmets or not. At the beginning of the rowing competition, the boats lined up at the starting line. After the starter gives the order, each boat paddles to the finish line with the fastest speed, and the victory or defeat of the race is judged by the order in which the bow reaches the finish line.
Rowing originated in England. 1775, Britain formulated the first competition rules and established a rowing club. 1829, Oxford University and Cambridge University held the first inter-school rowing competition on the Thames, which was regarded as the origin of modern rowing. 1892, the international rowing Federation was established in Italy. 1900, men's rowing was listed as an event in the Paris Olympic Games. 1976 women's rowing was established in Montreal Olympic Games.