Used by Olympic athletes in both sculling and sweep disciplines including Mahé Drysdale, Alan Campbell and crews from US Rowing and New Zealand.
Five members of Tideway Scullers qualified for A-finals rowing at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, including the three-time single scull world champion Mahé Drysdale, and the 2006 World Cup winner Alan Campbell.
The 1908 World Title race was commemorated in December 2008 when Olympic champion Olaf Tufte defeated three time World Champion Mahé Drysdale and wild card race winner Hamish Bond on New Zealand's Whanganui River to take home the $5000 cash prize.
Mahé | Mahé, Seychelles | Don Drysdale | Russell Drysdale | Mahé, India | Mahé Drysdale | Denise Drysdale | Mahé River | Mahe | Dougal Drysdale | Robert Drysdale | Reno Mahe | Louis-Charles Mahé de La Bourdonnais | Hugh Drysdale | Henry Drysdale Dakin | Grand'Anse Mahé | Grand' Anse (Mahe) | David Drysdale |
Mahé Drysdale of Tauranga, in the men's single sculls, won gold from the current Olympic champion, Olaf Tufte, of Norway.