Britain's rowers will have competed their last major event
before next month's World Championships when the Lucerne World Cup gets under
way on Friday.
The team has won nine medals on home water at Eton
Dorney in June.
"Lucerne is not as
important as the World Championships in South Korea, but it's a close second,” Olympic
champion Alex Gregory said."If you win there, it's gives you confidence
going to the Worlds."
Gregory, member of Britain's men's eight crew
which came together for this season and is part of GB men's head coach Jurgen
Grobler's plan to reinvigorate his team before attention switches to preparing
for Rio 2016.
Olympic champion Andy Triggs
Hodge, the crew broke the course record at Henley Royal Regatta last Sunday, which follows gold medals
at the first two World Cups of the season in Sydney and at Eton Dorney. Read the full
article on here.
Written
by Tan Yuen Ling
Source
by BBC
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