Rowing Six Lane Progression - No Repechages

Racing for all Championship and non-Championship events will take place over six lanes using the six lane progression system - excluding repechages.

1 - 6 Entries

• Final A Only

7 - 12 Entries

• Two Semi-Finals (Heats), Finals A and B
• The first three crews of each semi-final go forward to Final A.
• The remainder go forward to Final B.
• No crews are eliminated.

13 - 18 Entries

• Three heats, two semi-finals, Finals A, B and C
• The first four crews of each heat go forward to semi-final A and B, the remainder to final C
• The first three crews of semi-finals go forward to final A. The remainder go forward to Final B.
• No crews are eliminated.

19 - 24 Entries

• Four heats, four semi finals, Finals A, B and C
• The first three crews of each heat go forward to the semi-finals A and B; the remainder go forward to semi-finals C and D.
• The first four crews in semi-finals A and B go forward to Final A, the remainder of semi-finals A and B go forward to Final B. The first two crews of semi-finals C and D go forward to final B, the remainder go forward to final C.
• No entrants are eliminated.

25 - 42 Entries

• Six heats, six semi-finals, Finals A, B, C and D
• The first four crews of each heat go forward to semi-finals A, B, C or D; the remainder go forward to semi-finals E or F.
• The first two crews of semi-finals A, B, C or D go forward to Final A. Crews coming third or fourth in semi-finals A, B, C or D go forward to final B. The remaining crews of semi-finals A, B, C or D go forward to final C. The first four crews of semi-finals E or F go forward to final D. The remainder from semi-finals E or F are eliminated.
• Up to 12 entrants are eliminated.

An official diagram outlining the above is available for download in PDF format.

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