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The next Olympic rowing regatta is at the Los Angeles 2028 Games, at Marine Stadium in Long Beach, where rowing starts on July 15, 2028, and races are held over 1,500 meters for the first time. No odds are posted this far out; at Paris 2024, Germany’s Oliver Zeidler won the men’s single sculls, the Netherlands the quadruple sculls, the United States the four and Great Britain the eight.
Rowing at Los Angeles 2028
- Venue: Marine Stadium, Long Beach, California
- Dates: rowing runs from July 15 to July 25, 2028, ending with the coastal sprints on Belmont Shore
- Distance: 1,500 meters, the first Olympic regatta raced over that distance
Marine Stadium was built for the rowing events of the 1932 Los Angeles Games and was the first man-made rowing course in the United States, so 2028 is its second Olympics. World Rowing’s president, Jean-Christophe Rolland, called the shorter course “the best compromise” for the sport in the Los Angeles setting.
Every time in the table below was set over the longer Paris course, so none of them carries over to Long Beach as a mark to beat.
Men’s rowing results at Paris 2024
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Winning time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single sculls | Oliver Zeidler, Germany | Yauheni Zalaty | Simon van Dorp, Netherlands | 6:37.57 |
| Quadruple sculls | Netherlands | Italy | Poland | 5:42.00 |
| Four | United States | New Zealand | Great Britain | 5:49.03 |
| Eight | Great Britain | Netherlands | United States | 5:22.88 |
Zeidler won the single by 5.39 seconds, and the Netherlands the quad by 2.40. The four and the eight were close: the United States beat New Zealand by 0.85 seconds, and Great Britain beat the Netherlands by 1.04.
The United States medaled in both sweep boats, gold in the four and bronze in the eight. Great Britain did the same the other way round, gold in the eight and bronze in the four. The Netherlands won medals in three of the four events.
Betting Olympic rowing
Olympic rowing markets are winner markets on each event, and a crew’s results at the World Rowing Championships between Games are the evidence to weigh. An outright price is a chance written as a payout: +150 implies 40% and +400 implies 20%. A bet is worth making only when you rate a crew’s chance higher than the price does.
Our Olympics betting guide and Summer Olympics betting guide cover the rest of the program, and we will add prices here once the 2028 markets open.
