This is the fifth in the series of blog posts dedicated to London 2012 Olympic Games events. Today it is the turn of weird and wonderful rowing titles. A number of British competitors will be in action today and tomorrow, including the men’s quadruple sculls team and women’s double sculls team. Good luck to them all!

• Open-water rowing.
• The Oarsman.
• The new rowing.
• The Mayonnaise.
• Blades : the official Henley Royal Regatta magazine …
• The rowing almanack and oarsman’s companion.
• The Rowing Calendar and Aquatic Register, containing reports of the principal matches of 1866.
• The river and rowing museum at Henley : an occasional newsletter.
• Aquatic monthly, and nautical review devoted to the interests of the yachting and rowing community.
• Report of the Committee / Furnivall Sculling Club.
• The Bump.
• Friends of the Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race : [newsletter].
• Eights illustrated.
• Spiers and Son’s chart of the Oxford University eight-oared-boat-races … .

This is the third in the series of blog posts dedicated to London 2012 Olympic Games events. Today it is the turn of weird and wonderful swimming and synchronised swimming titles. Congratulations to Michael Phelps who has just become the greatest Olympian ever, having won 19 medals. SUNCAT also wishes all the British swimmers the best of luck in the pool.

• Annual guide to synchronized swimming / Synchro Canada.
• Chute. The magazine for swimming, sunbathing and open-air recreation. Vol. 1. no. 2. May/June, Aug/Oct. 1936.
• Free swimming.
• Hook, line and synchro : Synchro Canada’s official membership newsletter.
• Knowing your swimming pool.
• Notable swimming pools … and guide to equipment & supplies.
• Official rules for competitive swimming.
• Official … synchronized swimming handbook.
• Swimming in Swansea Bay : a Swansea City fanzine.
• Swimming Notes, Club Record, Turkish, Vapour, and Electric Bath and Bathing Guide. no. 88-98. Oct. 17-Dec. 26, 1885.
• Swimming pool pleasure.

This is the first of a series of blog posts dedicated to London 2012 Olympic Games events. Today it is the turn of weird and wonderful cycling titles. Congratulations to Lizzie Armitstead for winning silver, and good luck to the Team GB track cyclists.

• Awheel : journal of the Solihull Cycling Club.
• The bicycling times & tricycling record.
• Birmingham cyclist : the newsletter of Push Bikes.
• The Birmingham News Illustrated Local Cycling Runs.
• Britain on two wheels
• Chain mail.
• The Cycling Budget.
• Cycling Cuba.
• Cycling’s grand “all-rounder” concert and prize distribution : to the trophy, medallion and team race winners in Cycling’s “best all-rounder” road race competition.
• The fabulous world of cycling : season … / Eddy Merckx, Leon Michaux.
• Cycling weakly : news, views and scuttlebutt from & for the Whirlow Wheelers.
• Get cycling! : a practical guide to pedal-power.
• The pinkun – The Fellowship of Cycling Old-Timers.
• Pothole : the newsletter of the Greater Manchester Cycling Campaign.
• Share the road.
• The Spokesman : journal of the Oldbury and District Cycling Club.
• “Cycling” Year Book, 1906(-08) A vade mecum for every cyclist, with advice on every phase of cycling. Written and illustrated by the Staff of “Cycling.”.