Brazilian Paralympic rowers hope home advantage will count at Rio 2016
With a bronze medal from the Beijing 2008 Games, the host nation's rowers are hoping for a golden regatta at Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas
Rio 2016 video festival spreads Olympic and Paralympic values in city's schools
The organising committee's Education department, in partnership with the city government, is inspiring young people through sport
Great Britain stay on top of rowing world in 2013 — and eye Rio 2016 glory
After a dominant display at the London 2012 Olympic Games, Brits perform well at 2013 world championships, along with New Zealand, Norway and USA
Rowing special: more than a century of Olympic tradition
Find out about the history of the sport, the current international scene, the rivalry between Rio’s clubs and Paralympic rowing
How rowing defined the rivalry between Rio's great sports clubs
19th century regattas at Rio 2016 venue were root of modern-day rivalry between Flamengo, Vasco da Gama and Botafogo
Jorge Zarif and Poliana Okimoto named best Brazilian Olympic athletes of 2013
Stars honoured at gala night in São Paulo after public vote, coaches and other athletes also recognised
Marathon swimmers charmed by Rio 2016 venue at Copacabana beach
Olympic and world championship medallists came to city for 'King and Queen of the Sea' event
Rio 2016 on track to stage ‘great’ Paralympic Games says goalball federation
Big crowds predicted for sport that requires bravery and skill from its visually impaired players
1,000 days to the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, Brazil's footballers target fourth-straight gold
Visually impaired players know opponents are studying them closely after three consecutive Paralympic titles
Rio 2016 celebrates 1,000 days until the biggest Paralympic party yet
Brazil’s top athletes and IPC President look forward to first Paralympic Games in South America
