The first time Australia was represented in rowing at the Olympic Games was at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. Cecil McVilly from Tasmania was in the Men's Single Scull, an event from which he was disqualified for interference in the heat that he won. There was also a Men's Eight team, which was eliminated in the semi-finals. Australia was represented at all ensuing Olympics, except for the 1920 Antwerp Olympics. Prior to this, an Australian actually rowed for Great Britain at the 1908 London Olympic Games, but there was no Australian representation. A similar situation occurred at Antwerp in 1920. See the link for more detailed information on the history of Australian rowing at the Olympics.
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since 1896. The first Olympics
Eton Dorney
In the 2012 London Olympics the Dutch competed in yellow/orange colored rowing boats. This may vary between the different rowing events they competed in.
The 2008 Olympics Rowing was not cancelled. It was postponed one day due to rain and thunderstorm.
They have participated in the 2004 and 2008 Olympics
Eton Dorney
Lake of Banyoles in Banyoles, Spain.
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In the 2012 Olympics in London, the rowing events will be held at Eton Dorney which is near Windsor Castle about 25 miles west of London. To see more info check out the official site: http://www.london2012.com/eton-dorney