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The rule is you only use rudder or steer when the blades are in the water because it won’t upset the balance in that part of the stroke cycle. Never use the rudder during the recovery or when the blades are out of the water otherwise the boat tips and make the recovery and next stroke far from optimal slowing the boat and giving the opposition advantages

@@askiff1415 Fine in theory, but how do you turn your foot whilst you're pushing on the drive?

@@user-go7mc4ez1d with ease. Try it and you’ll find out

Most boats can change the position which has the foot steering plate, which can be tedious to change, usually its bowman but not in this case

All Racing Boats i have seen were steered from the Stroke. Bow steering is more of a Gig Boat thing

In straight lane racing it is always stroke steered. In this case they probably weren't bothered to change it to bow steering.

@@henryC-03 not true. I recently competed in dorney for junior sculling regatta and people who I know competing in national sculling regatta are also having now steered quads. So it all depends on the club/coach or the people in the boat and their preferences

Hello Stefano. It is a Empacher C32!