When the European Rowing Championship regatta was reinstated in 2007 it took place in Poznan, Poland. Rowing has staged European Championships since 1893 and it is one of the longest running sport championships on the international calendar. Now, eight successful years later, Poznan again is host to nearly 600 athletes from 36 European nations entered to race starting 29 May 2015.

Racing will take place on Lake Malta in the heart of Poznan. This is a prime international regatta course which regularly hosts international rowing and canoeing events.

Rights restrictions:

a.)    Rowing Rights holders (= garantours): No restrictions in terms of time and length of news broadcasts 
b.)   All other channels:

• In the following countries (=  except for rights holder ) news airings are ONLY allowed AFTER 8:15pm local time: AUSTRALIA / BRAZIL / CANADA / CHINA / CZECH REPUBLIC / DENMARK / ESTONIA / FRANCE / GERMANY / GREECE / ITALY / NETHERLANDS / NEW ZEALAND / NORWAY / POLAND / ROMANIA / RUSSIA / SLOVENIA / SWITZERLAND / UNITED KINGDOM + LITHUANIA for European Championships & BELARUS for World Championships
• News airings are just allowed for 48 hours after the delivery
• News airings are “free of license fee” up to a max. length of 3 minutes. For longer broadcasts, please request access fee from your territory’s rights holder or the EBU. The delivery is coordinated by EBU (no technical costs).