Para Rowing

Para Rowing is a sport where individuals or teams race a boat through flat water using oars. It is a highly disciplined sport that requires synchronized movements and precise technique to achieve speed and efficiency. Boats carrying 1, 2, or 4 athletes compete head-to-head in a series of heats across multiple disability classifications.
Several rowing teams are competing in a race on a calm body of water, with red buoys marking the lanes. In the foreground, a team from Brazil is prominently visible, with two rowers wearing green, black, and yellow uniforms and a coxswain facing the opposite direction. Both rowers are gripping their oars, pulling back in unison. One rower has a bandaged arm, and both are wearing sunglasses. Other teams are visible in the background, with rowers in various colored uniforms from different countries.

Events

    • Single Sculls PR1 M1x MEN'S
    • Single Sculls PR1 W1x WOMEN'S
    • Double Sculls PR2 Mix2x MIXED
    • Double Sculls PR3 Mix2x
    • Coxed Four PR3 Mix4+
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