USRowing will receive an Adaptive Sports Grant of $475,000 (£430,000/€490,000) this year to support its Freedom Rows programmes for disabled veterans and armed forces personnel throughout the United States.

Two-time Paralympic champion rower Laurence Whiteley of Britain has announced his retirement.

Two-time Paralympic champion rower James Fox of Britain has announced his retirement from the sport.

Britain finished with the last two gold medals at the Sea Forest Waterway as rowing competition at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games reached its climax.

Roman Polianskyi will be out to defend his men’s single sculls title as Para rowing competition begins at the Sea Forest Waterway in Tokyo.

Canada has announced further additions in Para canoe, Para rowing and Para shooting to its team for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

Munich 2022 has announced Para-canoe and Para-rowing will feature on the programme for the multi-sport European Championships.

Four-time world champion Kathryn Ross is one of eight athletes set to represent Australia in rowing at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, following the team's official selection.

The qualification process for rowing at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games has been completed with awarding of final places to four crews via the bipartite process.

Rio 2016 Paralympic champions Lauren Rowles, Laurence Whiteley and James Fox from Britain are all set to defend their Paralympic rowing titles at Tokyo 2020 after being selected for the team alongside five debutants.

Brazil’s Claudia Cicero dos Santos Sabino earned her fourth Paralympic appearance today as she claimed the last PR1 women’s single sculls place available at Tokyo 2020 with victory in the final qualifier at Gavirate in Italy.

Home athlete Massimo Spolon won the PR1 men’s single sculls repechage at Gavirate in Italy today to secure his place in tomorrow’s finals at the final Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games qualifier.

Jaroslaw Kailing confirmed his status as one of the favourites in the PR1 men's single sculls competition as he won his heat on the opening day of the final Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games qualifier in Gavirate in Italy.

Japan’s Chiaki Tomita and Ayami Oishi secured direct qualification to the lightweight women’s double sculls final at the Asia and Oceania Olympic and Paralympic qualifier in Tokyo.

The Asia and Oceania Olympic and Paralympic Continental Qualification Regatta is to proceed as planned in May after World Rowing received assurances that athletes will be allowed to enter Japan to take part.