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Double Sculls Challenge Cup
VenueHenley Royal Regatta, River Thames
LocationHenley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
Dates1946 – present

The Double Sculls Challenge Cup is a rowing event for men's double sculls at the annual Henley Royal Regatta on the River Thames at Henley-on-Thames in England. It is open to male crews from all eligible rowing clubs. Two clubs may combine to make an entry.

On the centenary of the regatta in 1939 a Centenary Double Sculls event was introduced. The crews in the final were Jack Beresford and Dick Southwood of Thames Rowing Club against Giorgio Scherli and Ettore Broschi of Trieste, who were the reigning European champions. The result was a dead-heat.[1][2][3]

Past winners

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Key

  • L = Lengths
  • E = Easily
  • NRO = Not rowed out

1946 to 1999

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Year Winning crew Club Time Distance Runner-up Club ref
1946 Rafael E. Panelo
Ergasto D. Chafuen		 Buenos Aires RC, ARG 8.8 4 L Guy Newton
Humphrey Warren		 Trinity Hall, Cm [4]
1947 Wally E. C. Horwood
David C. H. Garrod		 Quintin Boat Club 8.23 4 L Frantisek Vrba
Jaroslav Vavrena		 Cesky AC, CZE [5][6]
1948 Ben Piessens
Willy Collet		 Belgian Royal RF 8.2 2 L Wally E. C. Horwood
David C. H. Garrod		 Quintin Boat Club [7]
1949 Ebbe Parsner
Aage Larsen		 DFDS Roklubb, DEN 7.39 2+1⁄2 L Jack B. Brown
Ken Tinegate		 Loughborough BC
Birmingham RC		 [8]
1950 Ebbe Parsner
Aage Larsen		 DFDS Roklubb, DEN 8.21 E Jack B. Brown
Ken Tinegate		 Loughborough BC
Birmingham RC		 [9]
1951 Pat Bradley
Dickie Burnell		 Leander Club 8.41 2 L B. Glyn Davies
A. A. Paddy Kemp		 Reading Rowing Club [10]
1952 Robert George
Jos Van Stichel		 UNdL & A, BEL 7.37 E John Rodgers
Murray Riley		 Sydney Rowing Club, AUS
1953 Erich Schriever
Peter Stebler		 Seeclub, Zurich, SWI 7.37 E C. E. 'Ted' Poynter
W T J Baker		 Bedford Rowing Club [11][12]
1954 Erich Schriever
Peter Stebler		 Seeclub, Zurich, SWI 8.46 E Graham Beech
Ken Tinegate		 Birmingham RC [13]
1955 Heorhiy Zhylin
Igor Emchuk		 Club Burevestnik, USSR 7.55 1⁄2 L Hansruedi Vollmer
Thomas Keller		 Grasshopper Club, Zurich [14]
1956 Sidney Rand
Bill Rand		 Royal Air Force 7.47 1+1⁄2 L John Marsden
Doug Melvin		 London Rowing Club [15]
1957 Aleksandr Berkutov
Yuriy Tyukalov		 Club Krasnoe Z, USSR 7.41 E Geoff Baker
Mike Spracklen		 Marlow Rowing Club
Royal Air Force		 [16]
1958 Aleksandr Berkutov
Yuriy Tyukalov		 Trud Club, Leningrad, USSR 7.21 E Geoff Baker
Mike Spracklen		 Marlow Rowing Club [17]
1959 Christopher Davidge
Stuart Mackenzie		 Leander Club 7.55 2+3⁄4 L George Justicz
Nicholas Birkmyre		 Birmingham RC
Bristol Ariel RC		 [18]
1960 George Justicz
Nicholas Birkmyre		 Birmingham RC
Bristol Ariel RC		 7.17 1+3⁄4 L Bernard Monnereau
René Duhamel		 CNeAdRouen, FRA [19]
1961 George Justicz
Nicholas Birkmyre		 Birmingham RC
Bristol Ariel RC		 7.38 1+3⁄4 L Aleksandr Berkutov
Yuriy Tyukalov		 Trud & Dynamo, USSR [20]
1962 George Justicz
Nicholas Birkmyre		 Leander Club 7.39 E David N. Joyce
Alex Maclehose		 Exeter College, Oxford
Corpus Christi		 [21]
1963 Max Alwin
Willem van der Togt		 Rv Willem III
Skadi RC, NED		 7.30 2 L Bernard Monnereau
René Duhamel		 CN de Rouen, FRA [22]
1964 George Justicz
Nicholas Birkmyre		 Leander Club 7.32 3⁄4L Hans Frederiksen
Ibs J. Kruse		 Dansk SR, DEN [23]
1965 Martin Studach
Melchior Bürgin		 Grasshopper Club, Zurich 7.1 1+2⁄3 L Manfred Haake
Jochen Brückhändler		 TSC Berlin, GDR [24]
1966 Manfred Haake
Jochen Brückhändler		 TSC Berlin, GDR 7.20 3+3⁄4 L Nick Cooper
Arnold Cooke		 Leander Club [25]
1967 Martin Studach
Melchior Bürgin		 Grasshopper Club, Zurich 7.47 1+1⁄4 L Klaus Schabitz
Joachim Böhmer		 SG Dynamo, Potsdam, GDR [26]
1968 Pat A. Barry
Dick. M. Findlay		 Tideway Scullers
Nat Prov Bank		 9.18 2 L Tony J. Cowley
Nigel S. Drake		 St Ives Rowing Club [27]
1969 Denis Oswald
Melchior Bürgin		 Grasshopper RC, Zurich 7.35 3 L Tony J. Cowley
Nigel S. Drake		 St Ives Rowing Club [28]
1970 Thomas McKibbon
John Van Blom		 Long Beach RA, USA 7.43 3+1⁄2 L Peter Webb
Arnold Cooke		 Nottingham & Union RC [29]
1971 Mike A. Brigden
Chris A. Brigden		 Walton Rowing Club 8.21 1 L B. Balmer
George G. Parsonage		 Scottish Argonauts BC [30]
1972 Patrick Delafield
Tim Crooks		 Leander Club 7.24 1+2⁄3 L Lawrence Klecatsky
Jim Dietz		 New York AC, USA [31]
1973 Michael Hart
Chris Baillieu		 Leander Club
Cambridge Univ BC		 7.11 4+1⁄2 L Ueli Isler
Hans E. Ruckstahl		 SeeClub Stafa
Zurich, SWI		 [32]
1974 Gennadi Korshikov
Aleksandr Timoshinin		 Dynamo Club, USSR 7.23 2+1⁄2 L Ueli Isler
Hans E. Ruckstahl		 SeeClub Stafa
Zurich, SWI		 [33]
1975 Michael Hart
Chris Baillieu		 Leander Club 7.23 E Peter Levy
K. B. Gee		 Weybridge Rowing Club
Molesey Boat Club		 [34]
1976 Bobby Prentice
Martin Samuel Spencer		 London Rowing Club 7.22 2 L J. H. van Drooge
R. Nolet		 ASR Nereus, NED [35]
1977 Michael Hart
Chris Baillieu		 Leander Club 7.20 E R. Gregg Stone
Christopher R. Tiff Wood		 Harvard University, USA [36]
1978 Michael Hart
Chris Baillieu		 Leander Club 7.44 E Martin Samuel Spencer
Bobby Prentice		 Poplar Blackwall & District RC [37]
1979 Jim Clark
Chris Baillieu		 Thames Tradesmen's RC
Leander Club		 7.32 E Andrew Rudkin
Ian Gold		 Bewl Bridge
Poplar Blackwall & District RC		 [38]
1980 Pat Walter
Bruce Ford		 Victoria City RC, CAN 7.27 2 L Chris Allsopp
Christopher R. Tiff Wood		 Hartford Bridge-Univ Wash, USA [39]
1981 Eric R. Sims
Steve Redgrave		 Maidenhead RC
Marlow Rowing Club		 8.16 E Andy M. Riddle
Brian A. May		 Dart Amateur RC
Staines Boat Club		 [40]
1982 Adam Clift
Steve Redgrave		 Marlow Rowing Club 7.55 3+1⁄2 l. Neil Staite
Jonathan Spencer-Jones		 Evesham Rowing Club
Bewdley Rowing Club		 [41]
1983 Jonathan Spencer-Jones
Chris Baillieu		 Bewdley
Leander Club		 7.27 3 L Paul Johnson
Neil Staite		 Tees Rowing Club
Evesham Rowing Club
1984 Morten Espersen
Leif Kruse		 Bagsvaerd
Kolding Rks		 7.25 1+1⁄4 L Tim Crooks
Hugh Matheson		 Kingston Rowing Club
NCRA
1985 Bjarne Eltang
Leif Kruse		 Kolding
Danske Rk, DEN		 7.14 3+1⁄4 L Brad Alan Lewis
Greg Springer		 Dirty Dozen RC, USA [42]
1986 Jeff I. Parks
Dan M. Chernoff		 Charles River RA, USA 7.32 3+1⁄2 L Rob C. Luke
Lewis Hancock		 Llandaff Rowing Club
Derwent Rowing Club
1987 Nikolai Chouprina
Valeriy Dosenko		 Dinamo Moscow, USSR 7.21 E Julian D. M. Scrivener
Rorie Henderson		 Lea Rowing Club
1988 Andrew C. Rudkin
A. Philip S. Kittermaster		 Tideway Scullers
Barclays		 7.26 1⁄2 L Julian D. M. Scrivener
Rorie Henderson		 Lea Rowing Club
1989 Ronald Florijn
Nico Rienks		 Die Leythe
Okeanos, NED		 7.4 5 L Pavel Lůžek
Ivan Gruza		 Dukla Praha, CZE [43]
1990 Andrew C. Rudkin
A. Philip S. Kittermaster		 Tideway Scullers
Barclays		 8.28 1+3⁄4 L Mark B. Alloway
Chris F. Williams		 Tideway Scullers
1991 Bjarne Eltang
Hans Bang		 Danske
Fana Roklubs, NOR		 7.32 E Rob C. Luke
Chris J. Skuse		 Leander Club
1992 Don C. Dickerson
Todd Hallett		 Mic Mac
Fredricton, CAN		 6.57 1+1⁄4 L Dilo Kruyswyk
Pieter Wiltenburg		 AGSR Gyas
Skadi Rowing Club, NED
1993 Ned Kittoe
Rupert F. Redpath		 London Rowing Club
Tyrian		 7.32 2 ft (0.61 m) Ian W. Hopkins
Mark Pollecutt		 Molesey Boat Club [44]
1994 Gábor Mitring
Zsolt Dani		 MTK-Gyori Vizugyi Se, HUN 7.7 2+1⁄2 L Peter Uhrig
Christian Händle		 Wormser RC
Karlstadt, GER
1995 Marcus D. Free
Peter Antonie		 Tweed Heads RC
Melbourne Univ BC		 6.58 2 ft (0.61 m) Brian Jamieson
Dave. J Gleeson		 Augusta RC, USA
1996 Greg Walker
Greg Lewis		 Potomac BC
National TC, USA		 7.7 3 L Günter Schneider
Jürg Habermayr		 RC Thalwil
Seeclub Thun, SWI		 [45]
1997 Marcus. D Free
Duncan Free		 Tweed Heads RC, AUS 6.58 E Barry A. Klein
Ranson J. Weaver		 Undine Barge Club, USA [46]
1998 Yvan Deslavière
Frédéric Kowal		 Aviron Marne et Joinville
Cercle Aviron de Nogent, FRA		 7.17 3 L Greg Ruckman
Steve Tucker		 Augusta SC, USA [47]
1999 Ian McGowan
Nick Peterson		 Augusta SC, USA 7.44 3 L Conal Groom
Steve Tucker		 Augusta SC, USA
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  • Twice winners Aage Larsen and Ebbe Parsner
    Twice winners Aage Larsen and Ebbe Parsner
  • 1963 winner Max Alwin
    1963 winner Max Alwin
  • Chris Davidge, 1959 winner
    Chris Davidge, 1959 winner

2000 onwards

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Year Winning crew Club Time Distance Runner-up Club ref
2000 Bo Kaliszan
Bertil Samuelson		 Danmarks Rocenter 7.28 E Matt K. Langridge
Pete J. C. Wells		 Leander Club
Queen Elizabeth HS
2001 Tomasz Kucharski
Robert Sycz		 AZS Gorzow
AZS, POL		 7.26 4 L Pete P. Gardner
Ian P. Lawson		 Leander Club
2002 Sébastien Vieilledent
Adrien Hardy		 RC de Cannes, FRA 7.32 4 L Ákos Haller
Tibor Pető		 Szegedi Vizisport, HUN
2003 Benedikt Mueller
Matthias Weiss		 Heilbronner RC
Mainzer RuderVerein, GER		 7.18 3 L Martin S. Inglis
Tristan Pascall		 Mosman RC, AUS
2004 Péter Lőrinczy
Kornel Szabo		 Ganz Villany RC
Tisza RC, HUN		 7.47 2+2⁄3 L Simon D. Goodbrand
Guy B. Blanchard		 Rob Roy BC
2005 Mark Hunter
James W. Lindsay-Fynn		 London Rowing Club
Leander Club		 7.26 E Ivo M. Snijders
Alwin F. Snijders		 A.S.R. Nereus
D.S.R Proteus-Eretes, NED
2006 Matt Wells
Stephen C. Rowbotham		 Leander Club
Univof London		 7.08 NRO Luka Špik
Iztok Čop		 Veslaski Klub Bled, SVN
2007 Luka Špik
Iztok Čop		 Veslaski Klub Bled, SVN 7.33 5 L Michał Słoma
Marcin Brzeziński		 WTW Warszawa
AZS Toruń, POL
2008 Wes D. Pierarini
Elliot Hovey		 California RC, USA 7.35 1+1⁄4 L Peter F. Graves
Thomas H. Graves		 Bantam BC, USA
2009 Matthew C. Trott
Nathan Cohen		 Waiariki RC, NZL 7.42 1 L Matt Wells
Stephen C. Rowbotham		 Leander Club
2010 Cédric Berrest
Julien Bahain		 Club France, 7.38 NRO Matt Wells
R. Marcus Bateman		 Leander Club
2011 Matt Wells
R. Marcus Bateman		 Leander Club 6.52 2+1⁄2 L David W. Crawshay
Scott M. Brennan		 Australian Institute of Sport
2012 John E. Collins
Alan J. Sinclair		 Leander Club 7.35 4+1⁄4 L Alexander Bernsten
Hans Magnus Grepperud		 Oslo Kraftsenter, NOR
2013 Michael A. N. Arms
Robbie Manson		 Waiariki RC, NZL 6:48 2 L Bill P. Lucas
Matt K. Langridge		 London Rowing Club
Leander Club		 [48]
2014 Stany Delayre
Jérémie Azou		 France 7:17 3 ft (0.91 m) John E. Collins
Jonathan F. L. Walton		 Leander Club
2015 John Collins
Jonathan F. L. Walton		 Leander Club 7:23 2+1⁄3 L James M. Thompson
John E. Smith		 Univ of Pretoria, RSA
2016 Nick C. Middleton
Jack Beaumont		 Leander Club 7:27 4+1⁄2 L Gašper Fistravec
Dani Fridman		 Veslaški Klub Maribor, SVN
Tiberias Rowing Club, ISR
2017 John Storey
Chris Harris		 Waiariki RC, NZL 6:49 1+1⁄4 L Pierre Houin
Jérémie Azou		 Club France
2018 Angus Groom
Jack Beaumont		 Leander Club 6:46 1⁄5 L Paul O'Donovan
Gary O'Donovan		 Skibbereen RC, IRE
2019 John E. Collins
Graeme Thomas		 Leander Club
Agecroft RC		 6.44 1L John Storey
Chris Harris		 Waiariki RC, NZL
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic [49]
2021 Fintan McCarthy
Paul O'Donovan		 Skibbereen RC
University College, Cork		 7.13 1+3⁄4 L Sam Meijer
Matt Haywood		 Tideway Scullers School
Nottingham Rowing Club		 [50]
2022 Jack Cleary
Caleb Antill		 Rowing Australia 6.56 1⁄3 L Sam Meijer
Matt Haywood		 Tideway Scullers School]
Nottingham RC		 [51]
2023 Aleix Garcia
Rodrigo Conde		 Club Natació Banyoles
Club Remo do Miño, ESP		 7.19 5 L Aidan Thompson
John Collins		 Twickenham Rowing Club
Leander Club		 [52]
2024 Jamie Gare
Cedol Dafydd		 Leander Club 7.25 2 L Cedar Cunningham
Casey Fuller		 Penn ACRC, USA
Saugatuck RC, U.S.A.		 [53]

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