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Past events

The Coupe de la Jeunesse has a long-standing tradition in junior rowing, with its first edition held in 1985. Over the years, it has grown into a prestigious competition, bringing together young rowers from across Europe to compete at an international level. The event serves as a crucial stepping stone for aspiring athletes, providing them with valuable experience in a high-level racing environment. With nearly four decades of history, the Coupe de la Jeunesse continues to foster sportsmanship, excellence, and the development of future rowing champions.

CDLJ 2026

LUCERNE ROTSEE
July 24 to 26, 2026

 

Today marks the official arrival day for all participating teams in Lucerne.

With great excitement and anticipation, the young athletes have begun their

journey together, settling into their new surroundings and preparing for the

challenges that lie ahead.

 

Over the coming days, they will train, compete, and gain valuable experience

as they take their first steps onto the international sporting stage. This

event is not only about competition, but also about building friendships,

sharing experiences, and embracing the spirit of sport across borders.

 

We warmly welcome all teams to Lucerne and wish every young athlete an

inspiring, successful, and unforgettable time as they pursue their first

international ambitions.

All information about the upcoming race in Lucerne, Switzerland, can be found on the organization’s website.

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From 30st October to 2nd November 2025

COUPE BEACH SPRINT 2025
LA LÍNEA DE LA CONCEPCIÓN, CÁDIZ

La Línea de la Concepción (Provincia de Cádiz, Spain)

EVENT TYPE: Beach Sprint rowing

CATEGORIES: CJM1x, CJW1x, CJM2x, CJW2x, CJMix2x

PARTICIPANTS: junior athletes selected by the CdJ member Federations.

1985

Candia, Italy

1986

Bern, Switzerland

RESULTS:

1987

Ghent, Belgium

RESULTS:

1988

Mantes-la-Jolie, France

1989

Candia, Italy

1990

Hazewinkel, Belgium

1991

Glasgow, Great Britain

RESULTS:

1992

Schiffenensee, Switzerland

RESULTS:

1993

Vichy, France

1994

Hazewinkel, Belgium

RESULTS:

1995

Bourges, France

RESULTS:

1996

Amsterdam, Netherlands

RESULTS:

1997

Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, Great Britain

RESULTS:

1998

Candia, Italy

RESULTS:

1999

Inniscarra Lake, Cork, Ireland[4]

RESULTS:

2000

Sempach, Switzerland

RESULTS:

2001

Brive-la-Gaillarde, France

RESULTS:

2002

Montemor-o-Velho, Portugal

2003

Hazewinkel, Belgium

2004

Ravenna, Italy

RESULTS:

2005

Dorney Lake, Dorney, Great Britain

2006

Groningen, Netherlands

2007

Varese, Italy

RESULTS:

2008

Inniscarra Lake, Cork, Ireland[5]

RESULTS:

2009

Vichy, France

2010

Hazewinkel, Belgium

2011

Ottensheim, Austria

2012

Banyoles, Spain

2013

Lucerne, Switzerland

2014

Libourne, France

2015

Szeged, Hungary

2016

Poznan, Poland

RESULTS:

2017

Hazewinkel, Belgium

2018

Inniscarra Lake, Cork, Ireland

RESULTS:

2019

Corgeno, Italy

2020

See 2021 (COVID)

RESULTS:

No documents available

2022

Castrelo de Mino, Spain

RESULTS:

2023

Amsterdam, Netherlands

RESULTS:

2024

Razice, Czech Republic

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