The 2024 Paris Olympic rowing regatta was noted for its impressive average speed, ranking as the 11th fastest since 1993, with winners achieving speeds at 97.54% of World Best Times (WBT). Despite this, overall growth in rowing speeds has stagnated since 2010, with some boat classes like the men's double scull showing a negative trend. As the international rowing season continues, St. Catharines, Canada, will host the World Rowing Championships, featuring lightweight and para-rowing events alongside U19 and U23 competitions. Team GB achieved their best medal haul from an overseas Olympics, with a total of ten medals, including one gold, although their cycling and sailing teams underperformed. Young British scullers are set to compete at the U19 World Championships, with high hopes for gold following a successful season. Advances in rowing equipment and training techniques over the years have significantly contributed to improved performance levels.