
First recorded regatta in Lucerne, organised by Hotel Grand National; first race for push and pull rowers on the National-Tribschenhorn-Seeburg-National course
See Club Lucerne is founded
SC Lucerne’s first regatta, «Coxed Fours with Outriggers and Sliding Seats » on the Meggenhorn-Nationalquai (3800 m) course
Lucerne Regatta Association is founded
Rowing Club Reuss Lucerne is founded
First European Championships in Lucerne on the Lake of Lucerne
Second European Championships (Lake of Lucerne) - 11 nations, 38 boats, 149 active. 5 Swiss victories out of 7 races
First Swiss National Championships on the Rotsee. The Rotsee is made the standard course for the Swiss Championships
First European Championships on the Rotsee
Second European Championships on the Rotsee (first European Championships after World War II)
Inauguration of the Rowing Centre Lucerne-Rotsee
First FISA World Championships (4. - 9. September) on the Rotsee
The Rowing Centre Lucerne-Rotsee Foundation is founded as Trustee for the Regatta Property Trust
Structural expansion of the Rowing Centre in view of the inclusion of women’s events. Building of an apartment for the caretaker
Second FISA World Championships (including women’s event for the first time)
Third FISA World Championships (first time with official titles for lightweight rowers)
The FISA World Cup is introduced. First World Cup Final on the Rotsee. Since then the Rotsee has hosted the World Cup Finals on 22 occasions. Exceptions being 2001 (World Championships) and in Olympic Years 2008, 2012 and 2016
Rowing Club Rotsee Lucerne is founded
Fourth FISA World Championships
Lucerne Naturarena Association is founded
Opening of the new Finishing Tower on the Rotsee
Commissioning of a new start facility, launch pad, aligner’s house and albano system
12.05: Opening of the new Rowing Centre
22. – 24.05: Qualification regatta for the Summer Olympic Games, Rio 2016
EUROPEAN ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP 2019