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Young Rowers Crowned British Champions In Successful Weekend For The Isle Of Wight - Vimarsana News

Young Rowers Crowned British Champions In Successful Weekend For The Isle Of Wight

Rowers from the Isle of Wight have been enjoying racing success - with young Island stars being crowned British champions.

Calling all kayakers and canoeists: Pier to Pier Swimming challenge need your help - Vimarsana News

Calling all kayakers and canoeists: Pier to Pier Swimming challenge need your help

Kayakers or canoeists are needed to assist as the first line of safety craft to paddle with the swimmers between Sandown and Shanklin

Request For Kayakers And Canoeists As Shanklin Charity Swim Returns After Two Year Absence - Vimarsana News

Request For Kayakers And Canoeists As Shanklin Charity Swim Returns After Two Year Absence

The Isle of Wight Marlins Master Swim Club is presenting the 2022 Pier2Pier Charity Swim Challenge on Saturday July 30.

Calling Isle Of Wight Paddle Boarders! For The Pier2Pier Swim - Vimarsana News

Calling Isle Of Wight Paddle Boarders! For The Pier2Pier Swim

Paddle boarders are needed for this year’s Pier2Pier Swim race which is able to go ahead this summer (August) for its 68th year.

Isle of Wight's Pier2Pier swim back for 2021 | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight's Pier2Pier swim back for 2021 | Isle of Wight County Press

The Bay area's Pier2Pier swim back for 2021 The Isle of Wight's 69th Pier2Pier swim will be back for 2021, on Saturday, August 7. Organised by the Isle of Wight Marlins swimming club, 2020's had to be cancelled, due to Covid-19 pandemic. 2021 will see 150 swimmers taking part, including 50 from the Isle of Wight. Starting at midday, at Sandown Pier, competitors will swim 1.8 miles of the Bay, finishing outside Shanklin and Sandown Rowing Club. The Isle of Wight Kayak Club also helps keep participants safe. Bob Cooper, referee and safety officer said: “After the disappointment...