WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Olympic rowing champion Mahe Drysdale's year off after his London campaign has not only refreshed him for his tilt at defending his single sculls title in Rio later this year, but also given him pause for thought about continuing until Tokyo.
Drysdale, a five time world champion and bronze medallist at the Beijing Olympics, took 2013 off to "refresh his mind and body" and tick off some things on the bucket list.
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