Floods, fields and those bloody fences: The ‘Big Clarence’ was a big river adventure
Have you ever paddled a flooded river? Have you ever navigated barbed-wire fences, dodged submerged trees and paddled around a farmer's shed? Well after this weekend, competitors of the inaugural "Big Clarence" can tick all those items off their bucket
Meet ‘Clarence,’ possibly the “biggest” new name in Aussie paddling
Australia has always been a curious paddling nation. The country that's produced more talent than any other eternally struggles with events; the home of Travis, Terrene and Boothy hasn't ever housed too many big races. With the exception of the 12 Towers (beloved but now gone) and King of the Cut (so far west it's a
Who else wants to paddle 100km next week? Australia’s ‘Clarence 100’ ultra-marathon goes virtual
If you've been following SUP Racer's coverage of the ultras and thought to yourself, "I'd also like to suffer," then this is your lucky week. Because next weekend, October 8-10, there's going to be a special, virtual edition of the Clarence 100 that an
“The Tour de France on water” — What can stand up paddling learn from the world’s biggest race?
"Remove from the heat, crumble in the cheese and stir until melted. Add the thyme then transfer to a large bowl. Allow to cool a little, and then stir in the egg yolks and season." I was listening to a recipe for blue cheese soufflé with pommes frites, and I
