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Riley Kerber on Louisville's new rowing competition on the Ohio River

Riley Kerber on Louisville's new rowing competition on the Ohio River

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(LOUISVILLE, KY) - Louisville Rowing Club will bring rowing to the heart of the city this fall with the inaugural Derby City Head Race, a new rowing event taking place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at the TurfMutt Great Lawn.The event will feature 5,000 meter races on the Ohio River and bring athletes, coaches, families, volunteers, and spectators together on the Louisville waterfront. The event will give the Louisville community an opportunity to see a sport that is growing in the city.Louisville Rowing Club, a community rowing organization serving both youth and adults, is building the Derby City Head Race to become an annual tradition and establish Louisville as a rowing city.“Louisville is a river city, and rowing belongs on this river,” said Riley Kerber, President of Louisville Rowing Club. “We want to share the sport and the community we've built with the city.

Rowing is a team and individual sport in which athletes propel long, narrow boats through the water using oars. At the Derby City Head Race, crews will race against the clock rather than directly alongside one another. This type of race is called a head race, a time trial format commonly held over longer distances.The Derby City Head Race course will cover approximately 5,000 meters, or 3.1 miles, along the Ohio River. Crews will begin near the TurfMutt Great Lawn, row upstream toward the WaterTower at the corner of Zorn Avenue and River Road, turn around, and race back toward the finish at the Great Lawn.Spectators will see crews spread out along the course, each working to complete the distance as quickly as possible.
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