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1Media Guide © Copyright 2013 FISA & Infostrada Sports, all rights reserved > www.infostradasports.com

1. Introduction 3

2. FISA 42.1. What is FISA? 42.2. FISA on-site contacts 5

3. Rowing 63.1. About Rowing 63.2. Boat Classes 7 3.2.1. Olympic Boat Classes 7 3.2.2. International Boat Classes 8 3.2.3. Para-Rowing Boat Classes 83.3. How to Row 93.4. A Short Glossary of Rowing Terms 10

4. 2013 World Rowing Championships 114.1. Provisional Entries by Event 114.2. Provisional Timetable 124.3. World Championship Competition Description 134.4. Competition Schedule Contingency Plan 15

5. Athletes 165.1. Top 10 165.2. WorldChampionshipProfiles 205.3. Who to Watch at the 2013 World Rowing Championships 315.4. Who to Watch in Para-rowing at the 2013 World Rowing Championships 385.5. Getting to know World Rowing’s athletes 395.6. Rowing in Korea 41

6. Historical Results: World Rowing Championships 426.1. World Rowing Championships 2005-2007, 2009-2011 – Current Olympic boat classes 426.2. World Rowing Championships 2009-2012 – International boat classes 486.3. World Rowing Championships 2009-2011 – Current Paralympic boat classes 51

7. Historical Results: World Rowing Cup 2010-2013 527.1. Current Olympic boat classes (top 3) 527.2. International Events (top 3) 62

8. Historical Results: Olympic & Paralympic Games 658.1. Olympic Games 1900-2012 658.2. Paralympic Games 2008-2012 81

9. Statistics 829.1. World Rowing Championships 82 9.1.1. All Time NF Medal Table (since 1962) – Olympic and International Events 82 9.1.2. All Time NF Medal Table per event (since 1962) - Olympic and International Events 839.2. World Rowing Cup 2010-2013 92 9.2.1. World Rowing Cup Medal Tables per year 2010-2013 92 9.2.2. All Time World Rowing Cup Medal Tables per event 2010-2013 (current Olympic boat classes) 94 9.2.3. Overall World Rowing Cup standings 2010-2013 999.3. Olympic Games 101 9.3.1. All Time NOC Medal Table 101 9.3.2. All Time Olympic Multi Champions 102 9.3.3. All Time NOC Medal Table per event (current Olympic events) 105

10. Best Times 11110.1. World Best Times 11110.2. Olympic Best Times 11310.3. World Cup Best Times 11410.4. Para-Rowing Best Times 115

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1. InTROduCTIOn

Welcome to the 2013 World Rowing Championships!

ThisisthefirsttimethatKoreaishostingthispinnaclerowing regatta, and only the second time that the championships are taking place in Asia.

The World Rowing Championship regatta is the biggest annual World Rowing event. Athletes, coachesandofficialsworkallyearroundwiththegoalto perform to the best at this regatta. This year the world of rowing is turning its full attention to Korea as it watches its best athletes compete at home, in front of their own fans.

The 2013 World Rowing Championships will feature 948 athletes competing in 384 boats from 73 nations in 27 different events, including Olympic events,International events and Para-rowing events. The championships will feature a total of 56 Para-rowing athletescompetinginoneoffiveboatclasses.

The USA has entered the largest team, with boats entered in all 27 events. Italy has also come in force with 24 crews, followed by host nation Korea with 21 and Germany with 20 boats.

This media guide has been created to help you get the most out of your time covering the World Rowing Championships. It is packed with information about the sport of rowing and aims to aid those unfamiliar with our sport as well as those who are experienced rowing specialists.

Ifyouarenewtorowingyoumayfindtheexplanationof “How to Row”, the rowing glossary and the World Championship competition description useful.

In the “Who to Watch” section those crews with the best previous records and likely to win World Championship medals are highlighted and in the

“WorldChampionshipProfiles”sectionwehavetakena small sample of some of the very best athletes from a sport that prides itself in not highlighting individuals.

Anothersectionyouwillfindhelpfulisthe“Gettingtoknow World Rowing’s athletes” section which gives an introduction to the various other platforms on which you will be able to find more detailed informationabout our athletes.

In the “Historical Results” and “Statistics” sections you’ll find a host of valuable Olympic, WorldChampionship and World Cup past performance information including a full set of results from the 2013 Samsung World Rowing Cup series.

Also, our web page dedicated to the 2013 World Rowing Championships will include a wealth of informationthatyoushouldfinduseful.

During the regatta there will also be daily race reports, live results and a special photo gallery on www.worldrowing.com. live Video Streaming will also beprovidedonourwebsitefortheA-finals,B-finalsandsemifinals(gotowww.worldrowing.com/video).

Do not hesitate to contact World Rowing media team members who will be available in the venue media centre to answer any questions you might have and to help you better understand our sport. We are looking forward to a spectacular regatta which has theadditionalbenefitofleavingbehindaworld-classinfrastructure for the further development of rowing in Korea, Asia and around the world.

débora Meier-FeutrenFISA Communications Manager

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2. FISA

2.1. What is FISA?

FISA, “Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d’Aviron” in French, or the English equivalent International Federation of Rowing Associations, is the governing body of the sport of rowing. It is empowered by its 137 member National Rowing Federations, theNational Olympic Committees and the International Olympic Committee to govern the sport of rowing.

FISA sets the rules and regulations for the practice of the sport in all its forms (elite, para-rowing, masters, recreational, coastal and indoor), and organises sanctioned World Rowing events. It also provides advice and expertise for the organisation of rowing regattas, on coaching education and other matters relating to the sport and its development.

FISA was founded by representatives from Belgium, France, Italy, Switzerland and Adriatica (now a part of Italy) in Turin on 25 June 1892. It is the oldest inter-national sports federation in the Olympic movement. FISAestablished its first headquarters in Lausanne,Switzerland in 1922 and, after moving away, it re-turned to its roots in February 1996.

FISA’s Goals and ObjectivesThe goals and objectives of FISA are to efficientlydevelop, promote, present and govern the sport of rowing.

FISA’s VisionTo encourage the development of the sport of rowing and strengthen the bonds that unite those who practice it.

FISA’s MissionTo make rowing a universally practiced and globally relevant sport. To spread the sport in all its forms.

CORE VALuESCore Values of the Sport of RowingTeam Work: Rowers pull together

towards a common goalEducational: Rowers learn self-discipline

and motivation together with commitment and a spirit of fair play.

Focus: Rowers require total concentration on the ultimate objective in order to harness power and precision in this demanding endurance sport.

Tradition: Rowers transmit time-honoured values and shared experiences to future generations.

Environmental: Rowers respect and safeguard the water and its surroundings.

Core Values of FISAOldest: FISAwasthefirstInternational

Federation in the Olympic Movement created in June 1892 and has been on the Olympic Games programme since the beginning in 1896.

Global: FISA has member federations inallfivecontinents.

Influential: FISAhaskeyrepresentativesin leadership positions in many international sports organisations and governing bodies.

Ethical: FISAisaleaderinthefightagainstdopinginsportandwasthefirstInternational Federation to conduct out-of-competition doping controls.

EnVIROnMEnTFISA’s Environmental PolicyThe environment is an integral part of rowing’s core values and shapes FISA’s strategy in all areas of its activities.

FISA is committed to practices that respect and safe-guard the environment in which the sport of rowing is conducted. FISA endorses responsible and sustainable environmental practices in the planning and staging of events, the design and construction of new rowing facilities and the refurbishment of existing rowing fa-cilities. FISA promotes awareness and community con-sultation on rowing-related environmental issues.

FISA’s Environmental Policy is based on seven principles. These cover:1. Habitat protection2. Resource conservation


2. FISA

2.2. FISA on-site contacts

3. Waste and pollution reduction4. Heritage and indigenous culture recognition5. Healthy conditions for all associated with rowing6. Environmental awareness and education7. Consultation with wider community

FISA is actively developing new strategies to fully engage itself in the promotion of clean water and the protection of the environment.

Clean Water InitiativeWorld Rowing and WWF International (World Wide Fund for Nature) have entered a strategic alliance in 2011, with the aim to help promote environmentally-sustainable practices at our events and in day-to-day rowing activities. We aim to raise awareness of the need to manage and use clean, fresh water in a sustainable manner.

Rowing is a clean water sport, and so rowers have a number of very good reasons to be part of the “Clean water movement”. Rowers have been playing an ever larger role in improving water quality in their rowing environment, whether it be a lake, river or coastline.

For more information, please refer to www.worldrowing.com -> Environment and www.panda.org tolocateandsupportyourcountry’slocalWWFoffice.

World Rowing EventsFISA promotes the sport of rowing as well as its main events under the brand “World Rowing”.

World Rowing events are listed below:• World Rowing Championships• World Rowing Cup (annual series of three regattas)• World Rowing Under 23 Championships• World Rowing Junior Championships• World Rowing Coastal Championships• World Rowing Tour• World Rowing Masters Regatta• World Rowing City Sprints

These events are all FISA-sanctioned events.

FISA MEdIA TEAM

ChristineJacobsen FISAMediaOperationsOfficerMelissa Bray FISA JournalistJillian O’Mara FISA Communications

Coordinator – Communitieslisa Hayden FISA Communications

Coordinator – WebsiteIgor Meijer FISA PhotographerDetlev Seyb FISA Photographer

OTHER FISA COnTACTS

Denis Oswald FISA PresidentMatt Smith FISA Executive Director Mike Tanner Technical Delegate, Chair,

FISA’s Events CommissionSvetla Otzetova Technical Delegate,

FISA Events DirectorPatrick Rombaut President of the JuryHenk-Jan Zwolle Fairness Committee ContactColleen Orsmond Events Manager


The origin of rowingTheboatwasoneofmankind’smostsignificantmodeoftransportforcenturies.Thefirstrepresentationofa rowing boat was discovered in Finland and dates back to 5,800 BC. The earliest regattawas held on16 September 1274 in Venice, Italy, where regattas developed as challenges between gondoliers and boatmen in a variety of rowing boats. Rowing has evolved all over the world wherever people and water mix. However, the origin of the sport of rowing as we know it today comes from England, where the world-renowned Oxford versus Cambridge University Boat Racewasfirstheldin1829ontheRiverThames.

Boat ClassesRowing events are either sculling or sweep events. In sculling (denoted by an ‘x’), each rower has two oars whereas in sweep rowing (denoted by a ‘-‘ for boats without coxswains and ‘+’ for coxed boats) each person in the boat has one oar.

Rowing at the World Rowing ChampionshipsThefirstWorldRowingChampionshipswerestagedin lucerne, Switzerland, in 1962. Initially held every four years, the championships soon became an annual event, with the exception of Olympic years. This is the biggest annual World Rowing event, often with around 1,000 athletes and 60 nations entered.

Female boat classes were included on the World Championship programme in 1974, with lightweight categories for both men and women featuring annually from 1985.

In non-Olympic years, both Olympic and international boat classes compete at the World Rowing Cham-

3. ROWInG

3.1. About Rowing

pionships, while in Olympic years only international boat classes take part.

Para-rowing (formerly called adaptive rowing) was integrated into the World Rowing Championships programme for the first time in 2002 and hasattracted an increasing number of participants ever since.

It is the second time that the World Rowing Championships have been held in Asia – in 2005 they were hosted in Gifu, Japan.

Rowing at the Olympic & Paralympic Rowing RegattasRowingbecameanOlympicsportin1896,atthefirstOlympic Games of the modern era held in Athens, Greece. However, rough seas in the Piraeus harbour forced the event to be cancelled, which is why rowing wonitsfirstOlympicmedalsfouryearslater,in1900,on the outskirts of Paris. Women’s events were added to the Olympic programme in 1976 and lightweight events in 1996.

Three Olympic Rowing Regattas have been held in Asia, including: Tokyo 1964, Seoul 1988 and Beijing 2008.

Para-rowingfirstappearedattheParalympicGamesin 2008 and is looking forward to its third Paralympic participation in 2016.


3. Rowing

3.2.1. Olympic Boat Classes

Men (8) Women (6)Single Sculls (M1x) Single Sculls (W1x)Double Sculls (M2x) Double Sculls (W2x)Lightweight Double Sculls (LM2x) Lightweight Double Sculls (LW2x)Quadruple Sculls (M4x) Quadruple Sculls (W4x)Pair (M2–) Pair (W2–)Four (M4–) Eight (W8+)Lightweight Four (LM4–)Eight (M8+)

3.2. Boat Classes

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MEDIA GUIDE - OLYMPIC REGATTA 2004

2.2. Explanation of Olympic Boat Classes and Events

Single scull1 rowerAverage length: 8.2 m (27 ft)Minimum weight: 14 kg (30.8 lbs)Olympic Events: W1x, M1x

Double scull2 rowersAverage length: 10.4 m (34 ft)Minimum weight: 27 kg (59 lbs)Olympic Events: W2x, M2x, LW2x, LM2x

Quadruple scull4 rowersAverage length: 13.4 m (44 ft)Minimum weight: 52 kg (114 lbs)Olympic Events: W4x, M4x

Pair2 rowersAverage length: 10.4 m (34 ft)Minimum weight: 27 kg (59 lbs)Olympic Events: W2-, M2-

Four4 rowersAverage length: 13.4 m (44 ft)Minimum weight: 50 kg (112 lbs)Olympic Events: M4-, LM4-

Eight8 rowers with coxAverage length: 19.9 m (62 ft)Minimum weight: 96 kg (221 lbs)Olympic Events: W8+, M8+

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3. Rowing

Single scull1 rowerAverage length: 8.2 m (27 ft)Minimum weight: 14 kg (30.8 lbs)International Events: LW1x, LM1x

Quadruple scull4 rowersAverage length: 13.4 m (44 ft)Minimum weight: 52 kg (114 lbs)International Events: LW4x, LM4x

Pair2 rowersAverage length: 10.4 m (34 ft)Minimum weight: 27 kg (59 lbs)International Event: LM2-

Coxed pair2 rowers with coxAverage length: 10.4 m (34 ft)Minimum weight: 32 kg (70 lbs)International Event: M2+

Four4 rowersAverage length: 13.4 m (44 ft)Minimum weight: 50 kg (112 lbs)International Event: W4-

Eight8 rowers with coxAverage length: 19.9 m (62 ft)Minimum weight: 96 kg (221 lbs)International Event: LM8+

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3.2.2. International Boat Classes

Men (5) Women (3) Lightweight Single Sculls (LM1x) Lightweight Single Sculls (LW1x) Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LM4x) Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LW4x) Lightweight Pair (LM2–) Four (W4-)Coxed Pair (M2+)

Lightweight Eight (LM8+)

3.2.3. Para-Rowing Boat Classes

Men (1) Women (1) Mixed (3)AS Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x) AS Women’s Single Sculls (ASW1x) TA Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x)

LTA Mixed Double Sculls (LTAMix2x)

LTA Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+)


3. Rowing

3.3. How to Row


3. Rowing

BLAdE Flattened or spoon-shaped end of oar or scull; sometimes used as term for oar.

BOW 1. Forward end of boat, in terms of the direction the boat is moving in. 2. The rower in the seat nearest the bow.

BOW BALL Safety ball fitted to the bow end of racing boat.

BOW SIdE / STAR-BOARd

The right hand side of the boat when viewed from the stern.

BOW SIdER / STAR-BOARdER

Sweep rowers on the right-hand side when viewed from the stern.

CATCH The part of the stroke when the blade is put in the water.

COXSWAIn / COX Person who steers the boat usually from a seat in the stern.

CRAB Occurs when rower fails to get the oar out of the water at the end of the stroke, causing the oar to get caught in the water: “catching a crab”

dRIVE The part of the stroke between the catch and the finish, when the oar is in the water.

FEATHER To turn the blade parallel with the water surface at the start of the recovery to reduce wind resistance.

FInISH / RELEASE The part of the stroke when the blade is taken out of the water.

LAYBACK The amount of backward lean of the rower’s upper body towards the bow at the finish of the stroke.

LEnGTH The length of a boat (“They won by one length”)

RECOVERY The part of the stroke cycle between the finish and the catch in which the blade is feathered and out of wthe water.

REGATTA A competitive event raced in boats.

SCuLLInG Rowing when each person rows with two oars.

SLIdE 1. The parallel rails on which the boat seats move. 2. The action of the boat seat with wheels on parallel rails.

SQuARE When the blade is perpendicular to the water.

STERn The back end of the boat in terms of the direction in which the boat is moving.

STROKE 1. The complete cycle of the oar going from the catch back to the catch. 2.The rower seated nearest to the stern of the boat.

STROKE RATE / RATE The number of strokes per minute that a crew is rowing, as in the number of times a blade goes in the water each minute.

STROKE SIdE / PORT The left-hand side of the boat when viewed from the stern.

STROKE SIdER / PORT SIdER

Sweep rowers on the left-hand side of the boat when viewed from the stern.

SWEEP ROWInG Rowing when each person rows with one oar.

3.4. A Short Glossary of Rowing Terms


4.1. Provisional Entries by Event

W2-‐ M2-‐ W2x M2x M4-‐ W1x M1x LW2x LM2x LM4-‐ W4x M4x W8+ M8+[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]

14 21 15 18 17 24 36 18 24 17 11 18 9 10AUS ARG BLR ARG AUS AUS AUS ALG AUT AUS AUS CAN AUS AUSGBR AUS DEN AUS BLR AUT AZE ARG BRA AUT BLR CRO CAN FRAGER CAN GNR CHN CAN BRA BUL AUS CHN BRA CAN CZE GBR GBRITA ESP GER CUB CRO CIV CIV DEN DEN CUB GBR EST ITA GERKOR FRA IRL CZE CZE CZE CUB GBR GBR CZE GER GBR NED ITANED GBR ITA DEN ESP GBR CZE GER GER DEN ITA GER NZL KORNZL GER KOR GBR GBR GER ESA INA GRE ESP KOR IND ROU NEDROU HUN LTU GER GER INA GBR ITA INA FRA NED IRQ RUS POLRSA ITA NAM ITA IND IND GER JPN ITA GBR NZL ITA USA RUSRUS KAZ NZL KOR ITA KOR HUN KOR JPN GER POL KOR USASRB KOR ROU LTU NED KUW INA NED KAZ ITA USA NEDUKR MAS RUS NAM NOR LAT IND NZL KOR JPN NZLUSA MEX TPE NOR NZL LTU IRQ POL MAS NED POLVIE NED UKR NZL ROU MAS IRSR RSA NED NZL RUS

NZL USA PAK SRB NAM ITA SWE NOR POL SLOPOL PER USA NED KAZ THA PAK RSA SUIROU SRB UZB NOR KOR USA PHI USA UKRRSA USA NZL LTU VIE POL USARUS RUS MAS SUISRB SUD MDA THAUSA SWE NAM UKR

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Entries by EventAs of 14 August 2013

Olympic Events

W4-‐ M2+ LW1x LM1x LM8+ LM2-‐ LW4x LM4X[15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22]

6 4 23 27 3 10 9 10AUS FRA AUS BUL AUS AUT AUS AUSCAN GER AUT CAN ITA CAN CHN DENGER ITA BLR CIV USA GBR IND GREITA USA BRA DEN GER ITA HKGKOR CAN FRA ITA KOR INDUSA CIV GBR JPN NED IRQ

GBR GER KOR RUS ITAGER GRE SUI USA KORGRE HKG THA VIE URUHKG HUN USA USAIND ITAIRL JPNITA KENJPN KORKEN LBAKOR MASKUW MEXNZL NZLRSA PAKSIN PHITHA PORUSA SLOZAM SUI

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Interna2onal Events


ASW1x ASM1x TAMix2x LTAMix2X LTAMix4+[81] [82] [83] [84] [85]

9 12 8 5 6BRA AUS AUS GER GBRHUN BRA FRA ITA ITAISR ESP ISR KOR KORKOR GBR JPN UKR RSANOR GER NED USA UKRRSA HUN RUS USARUS ITA UKRUKR JPN USAUSA KOR

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Para-‐Rowing Events


Countries Crews Compe-torsMen 51 124 353Women 35 79 211Lightweight Men 46 91 223Lightweight Women 33 50 91Para-‐Rowing Men 12 12 12Para-‐Rowing Women 9 9 9Para-‐Rowing Mixed 13 19 56

Total 73 384 948

LEGENDW2-‐ Women's Pair M2-‐ Men's Pair W2x Women's Double ScullsM2x Men's Double Sculls M4-‐ Men's Four W1x Women's Single ScullsM1x Men's Single Sculls LW2x Lightweight Women's Double Sculls LM2x Lightweight Men's Double ScullsLM4-‐ Lightweight Men's Four W4x Women's Quadruple Sculls M4x Men's Quadruple ScullsW8+ Women's Eight M8+ Men's Eight LW1x Lightweight Women's Single ScullsLM1x Lightweight Men's Single Sculls LM2-‐ Lightweight Men's Pair LW4x Lightweight Women's Quadruple ScullsLM4x Lightweight men's quadruple sculls ASW1x AS Women's Single Sculls ASM1x AS Men's Single ScullsTAMix2x TA Mixed Double sculls LTAMix2x LTA Mixed Double Sculls LTAMix4+ LTA Mixed Coxed Four

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4. 2013 World Rowing Championships

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The BoatsBoats or shells were traditionally made from wood, but top level boats are now fabricated from composite materialssuchascarbonfibreandkevlar.Thewidthofboatsvariesfromapproximately30 cm(approximately1foot)forasinglescullandupto65 cm(2feet2 inches)foracoxedeight.Lengthsofthedifferentboattypesareshowninthediagramsonpage7.Asmallfinisfittedbeneath the boat for directional stability. A rudder is attachedtothefinorthesternforsteering(exceptonsculling boats). A white ball is attached to the bow for safety as well as for judging precision of the start and finish of races. A splashboard prevents waves fromsplashingwater aboard. Seats are fittedwithwheelswhich roll on runners or tracks.

The OarsOars are hollow to reduce weight, attached to the boat by adjustable outriggers. The size and shape of oars is unrestricted, the average length of a sweep oar is 3.70 m (12 feet 2 inches) and of a scull 2.85 m (9 feet 4 inches).

The RegattaRaces in Olympic and international boat classes are contested over 2,000m on a 6-lane course while Para-rowing events are raced over 1,000m. Depending upon the number of entries in each event, there will be heats, repechages, quarterfinals, semifinals andfinals. A and B finals will be contested in all eventswith eight or more entries. Where 14 or more crews areentered,C,D,Eetc.finalswillbecontested.Eachboat isdrawn intoafirst-round race (theheat)withprogression to further rounds depending on placings and the number of entries in accordance with the FISA progression system.

Rowing follows a unique format in that crews have the benefitofasecondchanceiftheyarenotsuccessfulin their first round heat. The repechage, looselytranslated from French as “second chance”, is the name for the second round of competition which ensures that every crew has a second chance to advance from the preliminary races to the next round.

Round 1: Heats – after the initial round of heats, every unsuccessful crew has a second chance to advance in the repechages round.

Round 2: Repechages – second chance to advance.

Round3: Quarterfinals(onlyifaneventhas25 or more boats competing).

Round4: Semifinals(onlyforeventswith13 or more boats competing).

Round 5: Finals – A, B, C, D… Finals (In principle, there are no more than six boats perfinal.Thetopsixboatsinthequalificationroundscompeteinthe A Final, the following six in the B Final, etc. Only the rowers whofinishinthetopthreeplacesof the A Final win a medal.)

Note: The rounds to which crews advance after each race and the number of crews advancing depends on the number of boats entered in each event as defined in the FISA progression system and is shown on the start lists and result lists. A full description of the progression system can be found in Appendix 6 of the FISA Rules of Racing.

Race distanceStandard 2,000m

Para-rowing 1,000m

LanesThere are normally eight buoyed lanes, of which six are used at one time for racing. Each lane is 13.5 m (44 feet 3 inches) wide. A draw is conducted before the beginning of racing to determine the allocation of crews to heats and to lane positions within each heat. A Seeding Panel determines in advance which crews will be seeded. The purpose of seeding is only to avoid having all the faster boats in an event being drawnintothesameheatinthefirstround.

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dead-heat Rules and ProceduresIf there is a dead-heat between crews, there are several options to resolve it depending on the round of the competition. In many cases, the tie is resolved by having the relevant crews row a 2,000m race again inordertofindawinner.If,inafinal,thereisadead-heat both crews will be given equal placing and the next placing left vacant with no re-row. If the tied placing is for a medal position, additional medals will be awarded.

Crew changesUp to half of the rowers in all crews entered may be substitutedatleastonehourbeforethefirstheatofthe event. A crew which has already raced in the heat of its event may not make changes in the crew, except in the case of a serious illness or injury. A single sculler who entered and falls ill or is injured may be replaced before their heat. No substitution may be made for a singlesculleraftertheirfirstheat.

Penalties / Disqualification Rules / ExclusionThe Board of the Jury may impose the following penalties: reprimand, yellow card (applying to the next round in which the crew competes), exclusion (from all the rounds of the event in question), relegation wherethisisspecificallyprovidedintheRules(tolastplaceinitsraceofthatround),disqualification(fromall events in the regatta), or any other appropriate measure in order to assure the fairness of the competition. A crew arriving at the start after the start time or causing two false starts will be excluded. A yellow card is equivalent to one false start. Crews interfering with opponents during the race may be excluded by the umpire.



As for any outdoor sporting event, it is possible that the competition schedule may be disrupted due to adverse weather conditions. In cases where the disruption is sustained and severe, the FISA Rules allow for the implementation of certain contingency plans in order to ensure that the competition can be completed within the available days.

FISA has identified a number of contingency plansor options that can be implemented, depending on the severity of the conditions and the threatened disruption to the competition schedule. These include:

• Changing the start times of the races and/or the intervals between races.

• Combiningdifferentgroupsonthesameday• Combining two rounds in the same day• Combining Finals on three days, two days or all on

one day.

In extreme cases where, for example, the event has been affected by long periods of unrowableconditions and the time left to complete the event does not allow for all the remaining rounds, a round or rounds of racing may be omitted and an alternative qualificationsystemused.

In the case where the weather conditions are such that the course is deemed unfair, racing may be suspended, or lanes may be reallocated based on crew rankings from the immediately preceding round. If these options are not appropriate, then the race schedule may be brought forward or postponed, the time trial system may be used or a round may be omitted altogether.

In the worst possible case where part of the course is unrowable but at least 1,000m is rowable, the racing distance may be reduced to 1,000m. FISA will not reduce the World Championship regatta to less than 1,000m.

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About the top 10To be eligible to appear as a Top 10 Male or Female rower, athletes have to have medalled at the World Rowing Championships or Olympic Games in the current year. All-Time Olympic and World Championship results are taken into account with a weighting to favour Olympic medals three times higher than World Championship medals. World Championship medals in international boat classes are attributed half the value of a World Championship medal in an Olympic boat class.

With regard to points attributed to Olympic boat classes: past Olympic boat classes cease to be considered as Olympic boat classes at the end of the year in which they were part of the Olympic programme for the last time. Current Olympic boat classes began to be considered as an Olympic boat class two years prior to the year in which they were partoftheOlympicprogrammeforthefirsttime.

Ranking is sorted according to gold medal points, then silver, then bronze. Athletes are listed in order of ranking.

Points System

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ALBu nicoleta (ROu)Women’s Eight (W8+) Women’s Pair (W2-)

Nicoleta Albu of Romania is no stranger to the World Rowing scene. In 2004, at the age of 16, she competed at her first World Rowing regatta in thejunior women’s four. Competing a further two years at international junior level, she went on to win both a gold and a silver in 2005 in the women’s pair and women’s eight respectively, and then a bronze in the pair in 2006.

She claimed her first senior World Rowing Cup titlein 2009 in the women’s eight that went on to take silver at the 2009 World Rowing Championships. Albu took two silver medals around her neck from these championships, as she doubled up in the women’s pair.

A six-time European Champion, Albu has shown her versatility as a rower, competing in the pair, quadruple sculls and eight. In the wake of Romania’s successful history in women’s sweep rowing, Albu hopes to emulate this success and is motivated by the prospect of a gold medal at the Olympic Games.

BATTISTI Romano (ITA) Men’s Double Sculls (M2x)

In 2004, a young Italian stepped onto the international scene. Racing in the Italian junior men’s eight, his name slipped in amongst others, but it would not stay that way for long. At the 2007 World Rowing Under 23Championships Battisti won his first goldmedalin the men’s coxed four and followed that up with yet another gold at under-23 level in the same boat class one year later. Entering the senior level he placed second in the men’s four at the 2008 European Rowing Championships.

He won two World Cup gold medals in the men’s coxed pair before adopting the men’s double sculls as his preferred boat class. That is when Battisti’s career took off. He and his partner Alessio Sartoriwon the 2012 Final Olympic Qualification Regatta

and went on to take home a silver medal from the 2012 Olympic Games in london.

This year he won the European Rowing Championships with new partner Francesco Fossi and took second at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne. Battisti is currently a student and lives in Piverno, Italy. In his freetimehealsoplaysbasketballandenjoysfishing.

CHAMBERS Richard (GBR)lightweight Men’s Double Sculls (lM2x)

The Belfast-born rower is a newcomer to the double and sculling on the world stage in general. He has spent most of his career in the lightweight men’s four. Inhisfirstseasoninthefour,2007,Chambersearnedhis first World Championship title. After finishing adisappointing fifth at theBeijingGames,Chambersspentaseasonoffthewaterin2009.

He returned to rowing in 2010 and to the boat he had unfinished business in – the lightweight four.Chambers was on the podium for every World Rowing Cup and World Championship regatta from 2010 on and took a second world title at lake Karapiro in the year of his comeback.

london 2012 brought its own pressure on Chambers, rowing on home waters in front of tens of thousands of British fans. In a nail-biting sprint to the line, Chambers and his crew missed out on Olympic gold bythesmallestmarginofalltheOlympicfinals–0.25seconds.

Chambers opened this season in the lightweight double alongside his brother Peter with gold at the World Cup in Sydney and has since added silver and bronze to his 2013 medal haul.

CROW Kim (AuS)Women’s Single Sculls (W1x)

Kim Crow is Australia’s rowing sweetheart. At the london 2012 Olympic Rowing Regatta she was the onlyathleteofthe549enteredtoraceintwodifferent

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boat classes: the women’s double and the women’s single sculls. Not only did she double up but she also earned twice as many medals as any other medallist at the regatta as she took silver with partner Brooke Pratley in the double and bronze in the single.

Crow’s beginnings in the sport of rowing were in the women’s eight and she then dabbled in every other open-weight female Olympic boat class; from the pair to the quad and then to the single and double sculls.

Crow opened up 2013 racing the single on home waters at the first Samsung World Rowing Cupregattaoftheseasonandmadeeasyworkofthefinal,taking gold. She repeated her winning performance at the World Cup in lucerne and looks as though she has the speed to do it again at the World Rowing Championships.

dunKLEY-SMITH Joshua (AuS)Men’s Four (M4-)

Aged just 24, Joshua Dunkley-Smith is one of Australia’s top rowing talents. He made his debut on the international rowing scene in 2009 when he finishedfourthinthemen’sfourattheWorldRowingUnder 23 Championships. In 2010 he took a giant leap in terms of progress, earning World Cup gold in the four, but this time it was at senior level. later that same year he won bronze in this boat class at the senior World Rowing Championships. He and his crew repeated that performance in 2011.

In 2012 Dunkley-Smith again proved his worth to Rowing Australia selectors and took up position in the stroke seat of the men’s four, sitting in front of rowing legend Drew Ginn. After experiencing a thrilling season-long rivalry with Great Britain, Dunkley-Smith and his crew rowed to Olympic silver at the london Games.

In 2013 Dunkey-Smith returned to the four with 2012 crewmate Will lockwood, joining with two new but promising oarsmen. They rowed to World Cup gold at both the Sydney and Eton Dorney editions of the series, settlingforsilverbehindtheUnitedStatesin Lucerne.

EdWARd Julia (nZL)lightweight Women’s Double Sculls (lW2x)

Going to the Olympic Games has been on Julia Edward’s mind since she was a child. At the age of 21 this dream became a reality. At the london Olympics Edward raced in the lightweight women’s double sculls whereshefinishedninthwithpartnerLouiseAyling.

Last year was quite a year for Edward. In her firstinternational regatta with Ayling, the duo set a new World Best Time in the lightweight women’s double sculls. This time still stands at 6:49.43. In their second international race together, at the 2012 Samsung World Rowing Cup in Munich, the duo won a World Cup gold medal.

After the Olympics Edward had no hesitation to continue rowing and aim for a second Olympic Games. She trialled her way back into the lightweight double and, now with lucy Strack, she raced to gold at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in Sydney and then to bronze at the World Cup in lucerne.

This is Edward’s fourth season on the New Zealand national team as she heads towards her second senior World Rowing Championships in Chungju.

FuLARCZYK Magdalena (POL)Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x)

When Magdalena Fularczyk stood on the podium at the london Olympic regatta course receiving her bronze medal in the women’s double sculls, she cried. Fularczyk had just finished the raceof her life. She,along with partner Julia Michalska, had earned the firstOlympicmedalinPolishwomen’srowing.

OnherfirstPolishnationalteamasajuniorFularczykraced in the double. She medalled and medalled again the following year at the under-23 level. Thus Fularczyk’s talent was spotted early.

In 2009 she was partnered with Julia. The duo clicked instantly and at the World Rowing Championships that year, in front of a home crowd in Poznan, they


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became World Champions. This gold medal was the first ever World Championship title for Polishwomen’s rowing.

After injury put the duo out of action for most of the 2010 season, they came back to take bronze that year at the World Rowing Championships. leading up to the london Olympics the unbeaten British crew was dominating the double. Still Magdalena and Julia battled on with an Olympic bronze medal their reward.

GLOVER Helen (GBR)Women’s Pair (W2-)

Helen Glover holds a special place in British rowing history. Along with former partner Heather Stanning, the pair rowed to Olympic gold in 2012. This medal was Great Britain’s first gold of the 2012 Gamesand was also the first ever Olympic gold won by aBritish women’s crew, despite the haul of silvers and bronzes they had collected at past Games. Glover and Stanning’s medal is a representation of the great success of the British women’s rowing programme.

Glover came into the sport in a less traditional way than many, having been recruited through a talent identification programme. Not every athlete in atalent ID programme goes on to become a champion but Glover has, and is testament to the success that such programmes can have. Since her debut in 2010, she has earned two World Championship silver medals and eight World Cup gold medals.

For 2013 Glover has teamed up with new partner Polly Swann and already the combination is showing winning speed. Having won the overall 2013 World Rowing Cup, unbeaten in all three regattas of the Samsung World Rowing Cup series, Glover has opened up her Rio Olympiad in a promising fashion.

GROHMAnn Tim (GER)Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x)

When lookingattheprofileofTimGrohmann,whatstands out is that there are not many regattas at

which he has not medalled. In his international debut in the junior men’s quadruple sculls he took home a silver medal. Add to that three more medals from before he reached the senior level.

In 2009 Grohmann began his medalling streak at the senior level by winning the third stage of the World Rowing Cup in lucerne. With the exception of two closefourth-placefinishesGrohmann,asamemberof the German men’s quadruple sculls, then medalled at every World Rowing regatta he entered through to this year’s Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne. This medalling streak included the 2012 Olympic Games where he and his crew blasted across the finishlinetobecomeOlympicChampions.

Grohmann first started rowing in high school. Heattended a sports-focused high school, intending a career in swimming. Instead, his swimming coach suggested he try another sport, like rowing or triathlon. One year later he was in the junior men’s quadruple sculls competing for Germany and he hasn’t looked back.

HACKER Marcel (GER)Men’s Single Sculls (M1x)

One of the more colourful characters in the world of rowing, Marcel Hacker suits the individual personality needed to be a successful single sculler.

Hacker began rowing as an East German in 1990. Fouryears laterhe rowed foraunifiedGermanyonthe junior national team winning the men’s quadruple sculls. The following year, Hacker won the junior single and a year later finished second in the under-23single. Hacker’s talent was recognised and at age 20 he was placed in a team boat on the senior national team.

Hacker moved to the single in 1999 and, apart from a short stint in the quad ten years later, has resolutely remained Germany’s top single sculler.

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MarceltookhisfirstWorldChampionshiptitle inthesingle and set a new World Best Time in the process.

Single sculling never gets any easier, but Hacker has held on. Although medals have been less frequent they have still come his way.

Hacker comes to Chungju with a silver medal from the third stage of the 2013 Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne.

JOERGEnSEn Morten (dEn)lightweight Men’s Four (lM4-)

While recovering from a football injury to his knee, Morten Joergensen decided to try rowing. Thirteen years later he is the stroke of the Denmark’s “Guldfireren”orgoldenlightweightmen’sfour.

Hefirstcompetedinthefourin2006.Forthenexttwoyears he went from the lightweight four, to the eight, to the pair, picking up two World Cup gold medals along the way. In 2008, Joergensen was placed into the four just six weeks before the Olympic Games, following the injury of Bo Helleberg. He stepped up to the challenge and he and his crewmates won Olympic gold. Since then the boat went on to win seven World Cup golds, a European Championship, a silver medal at the World Rowing Championship and an Olympic bronze.

In the 2013 season, Joergensen required surgery in both legs to relieve pressure built up by expanding muscle tissue. This did not stop him from medalling.

Joergensen has been greatly influenced by Danishrowing legend Eskild Ebbesen as he always looked up to him and was in the boat with Ebbesen when he won both his Olympic medals. Joergensen is part of the next generation of rowers continuing Denmark’s lightweight rowing legacy.

JOHAnnESEn Eric (GER)Men’s Eight (M8+)

like many German rowers, Eric Johannesen began rowing as a teenager and then followed the path from the junior team through to the under-23 team and on to the senior team. What distinguished Johannesen, however, was his notable talent right from the begin-ning. On making the junior national team two years after starting the sport, Johannesen soon became a Junior World Champion.

Johannesen was able to bring speed no matter what boat class he raced in – from sweep to sculling, from big to small boats.

Johannesen’s second year on the junior national team saw him move into the coveted blue riband junior men’s eight and bring home a silver medal. Johannesen then made an extremely successful switch from sweep to sculling as well as a transition to the under-23 level, striking gold as a 20-year-old in the quad.

Johannesen’s senior team debut came in the men’s double sculls in 2010 when he medalled at the World Cup level. The following year Johannesen broke into the Deutschland-Achter – the famed, unbeaten men’s eight – and has held a spot ever since. The crew went on to become Olympic Champions and this year he is in stroke seat.

KARSTEn Ekaterina (BLR)Women’s Double Sculls (W2x)

The list of rowers whose careers have spanned more than 20 years is short and Ekaterina Karsten is amongst them. Beginning internationally in 1990, Karsten rowed the junior women’s single as a mem-ber of the Soviet Union and became a Junior World Champion. At just 20 years old, she won her firstOlympic medal in the women’s quadruple sculls, at the 1992 Barcelona Games.

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that would take her from an Olympic gold in 1996 through all but one international race to a second Olympic gold in Sydney.

She picked up a silver and bronze medal at the next two Olympic Games as well as several World Champion titles along the way.

Despite her long and successful career in the women’s single, Karsten is back this year in a team boat, racing in the women’s double with Yuliya Bichyk. Together they won a bronze medal at the European Rowing Championshipsandfinishedfourthatthethirdstageof the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne.

KnAPKOVA Mirka (CZE)Women’s Single Sculls (W1x)

Ever since hitting the international circuit over a decade ago in the women’s single sculls, Mirka Knapkova has been a pillar of this event and also remained the Czech Republic’s best woman single sculler.

Right from her first season, Knapkova establishedherselfasaregularintheA-final,eventhroughtheeraof the Karsten – Neykova – Rutschow-Stomporowski domination.

Knapkova has shown through her career that she is not afraid to take risks. In the tough world of single sculling where the top competitors intimately know each other’s racing strengths and weaknesses, Knapkova has been willing to go out on a limb and attemptdifferentstrategies.Itsometimesendedherseason out of the medals, but she always came back stronger from it.

Whenshefinallygot to the top, successcamewithvengeance. At the 2011 World Rowing Champion-ships,Knapkovafinallywon.Ayearlater,atthe2012london Olympics, she became an Olympic Champi-on. It had taken her three Olympic Games, but Knap-kovahadfinallyreachedthetop.

Backforthe2013season,amoreconfidentKnapkovahas raced twice so far this season. She won gold at the

European Rowing Championships and took bronze at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne.

LInd Caroline (uSA)Women’s Eight (W8+)

Caroline lind is no stranger to the podium. As a member of the United States women’s eight lind has collected an impressive number of gold medals. She has also been a regular face on the podium for her strong performances in the pair. It is for that reason that lind sits in third place on the list of top 10 active female rowers.

lind’s international rowing career impressively began inthesameyearshefirststeppedintoaboat–2000.Shespentoneyearatjuniorlevelandafterfiveyearsaway from international competition, hard work and determination brought her to the World Rowing Championships in Gifu, Japan, where she doubled up in both the eight and the pair.

In 2006, she earned her first World Championshiptitle in the women’s eight and then went on to win a further three World Championship golds in the top USA boat. At the Beijing 2008 Olympic Regatta lind did what every athlete dreams of – she became an Olympic Champion. Four years later she remarkably took her second Olympic gold in london.

lind was back on the international scene to open her 2016 Olympic campaign at the 2013 Samsung World Rowing Cup in Sydney where she took silver in the pair and the eight.

LOGAn Eleanor (uSA)Women’s Single Sculls (W1x)

Coming from the small fishing town of BoothbayHarbor in Maine, USA, Eleanor logan went to a high school where rowing was one of the school’s main sports. Having done well in swimming and basketball, logan was looking for a sport to really excel at. She found her niche in rowing.


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It was not long before logan made the US junior national team and then, as a 19-year-old, she was selected for the World Rowing Under 23 Championships in the women’seight.Thecrewfinishedthird.Loganwasonthe road to success. One year later she was racing to gold at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

logan was back in the World Champion eight in 2010 and remained in it through to gold at the london Olympics. Her medal collection has earned her place number seven on the 2012 World Rowing Top 10Female Rowers list.

This year saw a change for logan. She not only stepped out of the biggest sweep boat on the circuit, but stepped into the smallest sculling boat. logan is now the top female single sculler in the United States and so far this season has won three Samsung World Rowing Cup medals.

MARTIn damir (CRO)Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x)

It is rare for a nation’s top crew boat to go unchanged, year after year, but Croatia’s Damir Martin is in one such boat. The Croatian men’s quad is the only boat Martin has raced internationally since 2009 and in that year they went on to earn a World Cup gold and the under-23worldtitleandfinishedapromisingfourthat the World Rowing Championships.

In 2010 the crew went through the World Cup series unbeaten, earned another under-23 title, silver at the European Rowing Championships and ended their season with gold at the World Rowing Championships in New Zealand.

Martin went into the 2012 season with a world bronze medal from the previous year and again had another clean sweep at the World Cup series. However, at the london 2012 Games Martin’s boat was out-sprinted by the Germans and took Olympic silver.

Year 2013 opened with a rocky start for Martin after a sixth-place finish at the European RowingChampionships. But this result was used as motivation

for the two World Cup golds his crew collected in Eton Dorney and lucerne. Will this be the start of a new winning streak for an unchanged crew?

MASTRACCI natalie (CAn)Women’s Eight (W8+)

In her final year of high school Natalie Mastraccitook up rowing. This helped her achieve a rowing scholarship to Syracuse University in the United States. University rowing, in turn, helped Mastracci make the Canadian under-23 team. The year was 2008 and in her international debut Mastracci was partoftheeightthatfinishedfourth.

Mastracci remained in the under-23 eight for the next twoseasons,finallywinningabronzemedalin2010.

A year later Mastracci was selected for the Canadian rowing senior squad and went straight into the eight that was gearing up to qualify for the london Olympic Games. The crew had a great season challenging the best crew in the world, the United States, regularly.

At the 2011 World Rowing Championships, Mastracci waspartofthecrewthatfinishedsecondbehindtheUnitedStatesandthuseasilyqualifiedforLondon.InaspectacularfinalattheLondonOlympics,23-year-old Mastracci and her crew won silver.

So far this season Mastracci raced once internation-ally – at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne, Switzerland. She doubled up to win gold in the wom-en’s four and take bronze in the women’s eight.

MILAnI Laura (GBR)lightweight Women’s Double Sculls (lW2x)

laura Milani has featured at international regattas since she was a junior athlete. Her debut to the world stage came in 2002 at the World Rowing Junior Championships where she, as one of the smaller scullersinthefield,rowedtobronzeinthewomen’ssingle. This was an enormous feat as this event is normally won by heavyweight scullers.


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AtseniorlevelittookMilaniawhiletofindherrhythm.She finished in B-finals and achieved lower A-finalresults for many seasons until she had a breakthrough in 2009 in the lightweight single. She medalled three times that season, and was again successful in 2010. In 2012 she and Erika Bello missed out on their ticket toLondon2012byfinishingjustoutsidethetoptwoattheFinalOlympicQualificationRegattainLucerne.

Joining forces with Elisabetta Sancassani seems to be just what she was waiting for. Rowing to gold at the European Rowing Championships in 2012 was thefirstsignthatthecombinationwasspecial.Theyrepeated this result at the 2013 edition of the event and also went on to claim gold at the third Samsung World Rowing Cup in July.

MuRRAY Eric (nZL)Men’s Pair (M2-)

Eric Murray began rowing in 1997 and competed in the men’s four before switching to the men’s pair. Murray and Hamish Bond came together after a disappointing 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing where theyfinishedseventhinthemen’sfourdespitebeingdefending World Champions. While Murray was contemplating his future in rowing, Bond suggested rowing together in the pair.

Rowing together was the right decision. They went on to win the 2009, 2010 and 2011 World Rowing Championships and have not lost a single race together, nationally or internationally. After winning the 2012 london Olympics and setting a new World Best Time at 6:08.50, many wondered if the pair would continue for another Olympic cycle. The untouchable duo responded by winning two more World Cup gold medals this year.

When asked about their legacy Murray says, “Anyone who tries to be a World Champion will leave their legacy in the sport along with their fellow competitors.” It is no doubt that New Zealand and the rest of the world will remember this legacy.

ndLOVu Lawrence (RSA)lightweight Men’s Four (lM4-)

LawrenceNdlovuwaspartofthefirstSouthAfricancrewtowinOlympicgold.ThiswasthefirstOlympicrowing gold medal for the whole of Africa and Ndlovu wasthefirstblackAfricantowinanOlympicrowingmedal. Ndlovu, however, regrets that his high school principal, Tom Price, who introduced him to rowing, was not alive to see it.

The path to the top for lawrence is an incredible story of persistence, courage and, in Ndlovu’s words, dedication.Ithasn’tbeeneasywithNdlovusufferinga number of injuries and illnesses along the way.

Ndlovufirstmade thenational teamoveradecadeago as a junior. He then worked his way through the under-23 team and into the senior lightweight men’s four. From that point on Ndlovu remained the mainstay of the four.

Ittookuntil2012fortheyearsofworktopayoff.Atthe 2012 Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne Ndlovu’screwtooksilver,hisfirstevermedal. InthisOlympic year the crew knew that they had something special. The crew’s next race was the london Olympic Games and the rest is history.

The crew has come into the 2013 season with one crewchangeandafourth-placefinishattheSamsungWorld Rowing Cup in July.

RITTER Saulius (LTu)Men’s Double Sculls (M2x)

Saulius Ritter was a teenager when he took up rowing. The 203cm athlete soon found that he had a talent for the sport.

Ritter made the lithuanian junior national team in 2004 andracedinternationallyforthefirsttimeonthewatersof the 1992 Olympic regatta course in Banyoles, Spain, at the World Rowing Junior Championships. This was the start of Ritter’s international rowing career that he has not taken a break from since.


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Through the junior and under-23 national team level, Ritter was struggling to make it into an A-final. In2010 at the World Rowing Under 23 Championships he took the bronze medal in the men’s double sculls with Rolandas Mascinskas.

Ritter remained in the double taking gold at the European Rowing Championships the following year, also with Rolandas. The duo stuck together through to theLondonOlympicGameswhere theyfinishedsixth overall.

Now in 2013 Ritter has remained in the double with tryouts going on to find the best partner betweenRolandas and Mindaugas Griskonis. With two World Rowing Cup medals so far this season, 2013 is looking good for Ritter to move into the World Championship medals at Chungju.

RuMMEL Henrik (uSA)Men’s Four (M4-)

Danish-born Henrik Rummel came to the United States as a teenager and took up rowing after being introduced to the sport by his mother while at high school.

Rummel started on the junior national team, moving on to the under-23 national team before making the United States senior national team as a 21-year-old. By this stage he had already won a junior World Championship title and an under-23 World Championship title.

At his first World Rowing Championships in 2009,Rummel raced in the men’s coxed pair to gold, completing a clean sweep of World Championship titles at every level of rowing.

Rummel then became a regular on the United States men’s sweep squad, swapping between the four and the eight. At the 2012 Olympic Games Henrik raced in two seat of the four. The crew went on to win the bronze medal and become the only USA male crew at the london Olympics to win a rowing medal.

For 2013 Rummel has remained in the four and at their sole international outing before the World Rowing Championships, the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne, Henrik’s crew won gold.

SCOWn Rebecca (nZL)Women’s Pair (W2-)

The early days of rowing at school did not deliver much success for Rebecca Scown, but these early experiences inspired Scown to continue on to the top level.

Scown, 30, can now look back on two World Championship titles and an Olympic bronze, plus a number of World Cup and World Championship medals.

Scown’s early national team days were spent mostly in the women’s eight which New Zealand was trying to qualify for the 2008 Olympic Games. The eight missed out and when Scown got a chance to trial for the women’s pair the following year, she jumped at it, finding instantsuccess.Despite tough internalNewZealand competition, Scown has been steadfast in holding her position.

Since coming into the pair, Scown has medalled at every international regatta she has entered. In 2010 Scown was partnered with 2008 Olympian Juliette Haigh and a gold medal run began that saw them through toherfirstWorldChampionship title in thesame year.

Scown and Haigh raced to bronze at the london Olympic Games and with Haigh’s subsequent retirement Scown has remained New Zealand’s top contender in the pair.

For 2013 Scown has been joined by Kayla Pratt and already they have been recognised for their boat speed by medalling at both Samsung World Rowing Cups that they raced in this season.


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SOLFOROSI Franck (FRA)lightweight Men’s Four (lM4-)

Franck Solforosi from France entered the senior level with a bang, winning the lightweight men’s pair at the 2004 World Cup in Poznan, Poland. He became a World Champion that year in the lightweight men’s eight, an international event. The following year he switched into the lightweight men’s four, which he has rowed in for nine consecutive seasons.

In his first season in the lightweight men’s four,Solforosi and his teammates won two World Cup golds and the World Rowing Championships in Gifu, Japan. After winning World Championship silver in 2006, Solforosi and his crew experienced a few disappointing finishes in 2007. In 2008 the boatreturned to Poznan – the place of Solforosi’s firstseniorgold–andstormedthroughthefinishtoclaimyet another World Cup gold for France.

Solforosi raced at both the Beijing and london Olympics,addingafourthandseventhplacefinishtohis list of accolades. He and his crewmates took bronze at this year’s European Rowing Championships and will be looking to be on the podium again in Chungju, Korea.

This line-up is experienced and determined. The lyon native rowing in bow seat will do everything he can to steer them to victory.

SYnEK Ondrej (CZE)Men’s Single Sculls (M1x)

In the very competitive world of the men’s single sculls, Ondrej Synek is one of the best.

Making it into the junior national team for the Czech Republic, Synek raced in the men’s double sculls in 2000, finishing third. A year later, at 18, he waspropelled into his country’s senior men’s quadruple sculls. The crew did averagely and Synek was put back into the double which he raced in at the 2003 World Rowing Championships winning bronze and at the Athens2004OlympicGamesfinishingfifth.

During this time Vaclav Chalupa was the top single sculler in the Czech Republic. Then Synek beat Vaclav in national trials. Ondrej became the Czech Republic’s single sculler and has remained in this boat ever since 2005whenhewonhisfirstWorldCupgold.

Regularly in the medals, Synek took silver at the Beijing 2008OlympicGames.HethenfinallytooktheWorldChampionship title in 2010, beating the reigning WorldChampionMaheDrysdaleofNew Zealand.

In these years Synek and Drysdale have regularly been the leading two scullers and at the 2012 Olympic Games Ondrej took silver again, this time behind Drysdale. Synek is back for the 2013 season and comes to Chungju having not yet lost a race all season.

TAIMSOO Kaspar (EST)Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x)

Kaspar Taimsoo is one of only a handful of elite rowers in the small Eastern European nation of Estonia.

Estonian elite rowers focus on sculling and Taimsoo began racing internationally in the double and then the single sculls. He then got into his nation’s men’s quadruple sculls and raced in this boat at the 2008 Olympic Games as a 21-year-old.

Taimsoo then swapped into the double and helped qualify the boat for the london 2012 Olympics. When Estonian selectors decided to go after another Olympicqualificationspot– in themen’squadruplesculls – at the Final Olympic Qualification Regattabefore london, Taimsoo was placed in the crew. Not only did the crew qualify but they led up to the qualification regatta bywinning bronze at the 2012Samsung World Rowing Cup in Belgrade, Serbia.

At the london Olympics, with Taimsoo in stroke seat of thequad, thecrewfinishedan impressive fourthplace.

Despite the number of years Taimsoo has already been rowing, he is still in his best years at age 26.


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Taimsoo’s2013seasonhasgottenoffwellwithtwomedals already from the Samsung World Rowing Cup series. Taimsoo remains stroking the quad.

TAYLOR Peter (nZL)lightweight Men’s Four (lM4-)

New Zealand have taken the lightweight men’s four by storm in the 2013 season, winning all three Samsung World Rowing Cup regattas. Sitting in the three seat of this boat is Peter Taylor.

Taylor is a double Olympian from the lightweight men’s double, the boat in which he became an Olympic bronze medallist at the london 2012 Games.

Taylor made his international debut at the 2006 World Rowing Under 23 Championships where he took gold in the lightweight double.

Moving from under-23 to Olympic level rowing in just two years is a big ask for any young athlete but Taylor rosetothechallengeandheandStormUrufinishedseventhattheirfirstGames.

Throughout the london Olympiad Taylor regularly featured on the podium. He took the World Championship title in 2009, world bronze in 2010 and world silver in 2011 in the lightweight double.

Makinghisfirst internationalappearance inasweepboat at the 2013 Samsung World Rowing Cup in Sydney it was immediately clear that the move was a good one. His crew’s performance in Chungju will be theultimatereflectionofhowfarthisboathascome.

THIELE Annekatrin (GER)Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x)

AnnekatrinThiele,28,waspartof theclosestfinishof the 2008 Beijing Olympic Rowing Regatta – the women’s double sculls. ItwasThiele’s firstOlympicGames and with partner Christiane Huth they were leadingtheracewith500mlefttorow.Atthefinish,Thiele was just 0.01 of a second behind winners

New Zealand,withGreatBritainfinishinginthird,just0.22 of a second back.

The double is the boat in which Thiele made her international debut at the 2004 World Rowing Under 23 Championships, where she won silver. Since then she slotted into Germany’s very successful women’s elite sculling group, which led her to race in the double at the Beijing 2008 Olympics.

In 2011 Thiele became Germany’s national team single sculling representative for the season. She medalled attheWorldCuplevelandmadeittothefinaloftheWorld Rowing Championships before being brought back in to help her squad’s team boats go faster.

For the 2012 Olympic Games Thiele made it into the priority boat, the women’s quadruple sculls. The crew finishedsecondbehindUkrainewithsilver.For2013she has remained in the quad and so far this season her crew is unbeaten.

VELA MAGGI Pau (ESP)Men’s Pair (M2-)

To roaring cheers from the audience, Pau Vela Maggi and his partner Alexander Benet Sigurbjonsson claimed the bronze medal at this year’s Samsung World Rowing CupinLucerne.Afteradisappointingninth-placefinishon their home waters at the 2013 European Rowing Championships,thispaircamebackfighting.

In the first 500 metres they posted splits fasterthan the pair that has been undefeated since 2009, New Zealand.WhileNewZealandandItalyeventuallycaught up with them, the Spanish pair certainly showed their speed.

VelaMaggi first came to the international scene in2003, racing in the junior men’s four. After racing at the international level for ten years, Vela Maggi may have just found the perfect combination. The pair firstcompetedtogether in2010,butswitchedbackinto the men’s four in 2011. The decision to go back intothepairpaidoff.Lastyeartheduotooksilveratthe European Rowing Championships.


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VISTARTAITE donata (LTu)Women’s Double Sculls (W2x)

Donata Vistartaite is one half of the young and fast lithuanian women’s double sculls. She debuted internationally in 2006 racing in the junior women’s single. Continuing in the single the following year, she took a bronze medal.

Jumping in several boat classes over the next few years, Vistartaite settled in the single and became an Under 23 Champion in 2010 and again in 2011. Finishingoffthe2011seasonwithaEuropeanbronzemedal, she went on to take eighth place at the 2012 Olympic Games before claiming the European title in the single one month later.

This year, however, she seems to have found something special with new partner Milde Vilciukaite. The young duo took home the gold at the European Championships and again at the third Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne, Switzerland. Although rowing with another person has required adjustments, Vistartaite claims this may just be the best season yet.

At just 24 years of age, Vistartaite has her eyes on the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.


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Women’s Pair (W2-) Coming to Chungju unbeaten so far this season is Helen Glover and Polly Swann of Great Britain. Right fromtheirfirstracebackinMarch,GloverandSwannshowed that they had quickly gelled together and their boat speed was apparent. Glover is the 2012 Olympic Champion while Swann is the tall, young, talented newcomer.

Glover and Swann’s stiffest competition is likely tocome from New Zealand’s Kayla Pratt and Rebecca Scown. like Great Britain, New Zealand has combined the experience of a london Olympian (Scown who won bronze at Eton Dorney) with the young and talented newcomer to the pair, Pratt. These two crews met at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne in July and the British had controlled the race with Pratt and Scown coming through in second.

Likely to be fighting to get into themedalsmix willbe Roxana Cogianu and Nicoleta Albu of Romania as well as Taylor Goetzinger and Meghan Musnicki of the United States. Albu is a four-time European Champion and two-time under-23 champion in the pair. She and partner Cogianu also have a vast collection of medals from the eight. Musnicki is a 2012 Olympic Champion in the women’s eight, while her partner Goetzinger won gold in the eight at the World Rowing Under 23 Championships last year.

W2-: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 USA NZL NZL GBR2 ROU GBR GBR AUS3 NZL USA AUS NZL4 GER AUS CHN USA5 AUS CAN ROU ROU6 GBR GER RSA GER 7 FRA ROU ITA CHN8 RUS CRO USA RSA9 ARG CHN CAN ARG10 CRO NED GER ITA11 CHN BLR 12 BLR FRA

Men’s Pair (M2-) By his own admission, Hamish Bond has stated that he and Eric Murray of New Zealand have made this event less interesting. Bond and Murray have been so dominating that top sweep rowers from other nations have moved out of the pair and into other events. After becoming Olympic Champions last year, Bond and Murray took a break. They came back to race internationally at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne this year. Their clear-water win showed that they had lost no speed since london. If Bond and Murray win in Chungju they will make history by securing their 16th consecutive international win, a new feat in rowing.

In lucerne the stand-out new combination for 2013 was Italy’s Marco Di Costanzo and Matteo Castaldo. But Di Costanzo and Castaldo didn’t have it all their own way. They held a huge battle with Spain’s Alexander Sigurbjonsson Benet and Pau Vela Maggi. ThesetwocrewsarelikelytobefightingitoutagaininChungju for the lesser medals.

london Olympic silver medallists Germain Chardin and Dorian Mortelette of France have performed rather averagely this season as they set their goal on the 2016 Olympics. Chardin and Mortelette will still be looking to show form at Chungju. Keep and eye out too for the Polish pair of Wojciech Gutorski and Jaroslaw Godek who have collected two silver medals already this season.

M2-: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 NZL NZL NZL NZL2 GBR GBR GBR FRA3 GRE GRE ITA GBR4 FRA ITA GRE ITA5 USA GER CAN AUS6 RSA FRA GER CAN 7 GER RSA AUS GER8 SRB ESP NED USA9 CUB USA USA GRE10 CZE SRB SRB POL11 POL ARG HUN NED12 CAN SLO FRA SRB

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Women’s Double Sculls (W2x) There has been much interest this season around Donata Vistartaite and Milda Valciukaite of lithuania. Vistartaite comes from racing the single at the london Olympics while 19-year-old Valciukaite won gold at the 2012 World Rowing Junior Championships. In their debut race together they won the 2013 European Rowing Championships and at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne the duo took gold again making them favourites coming to Chungju.

But showing their determination at lucerne, and surprising the rest of the competitors, was New Zealand’s new combination of Zoe Stevenson and Fiona Bourke. The duo nearly caught the lithuanians at the finish and in the process pushed MeghanO’leary and Ellen Tomek of the United States into third.

Watch out too for Belarus. Year 2013 sees the joining of two of rowing’s best-known names – Ekaterina Karsten and Yuliya Bichyk. So far this season single sculling Olympic and World Champion Karsten and Olympic medallist Bichyk have taken a third and a fourth place and surely will show their experience in Chungju.

W2x: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 POL GBR GBR GBR2 GBR AUS AUS AUS3 BUL POL NZL POL4 AUS CZE UKR CHN5 CZE USA POL NZL6 USA GER CZE USA 7 NZL NZL GER CZE8 GER CHN CHN NED9 FIN DEN USA GER10 DEN ITA FIN UKR11 UKR FIN SRB 12 BLR IRL

Men’s Double Sculls (M2x) Unbeaten so far this season, Michael Arms and Robert Manson of New Zealand have burst onto the post-Olympic 2013 scene with gusto. Using the Olympic Champion New Zealand men’s pair as their training partners, Arms and Manson showed fast times from the beginning.

Racing at the World Rowing Championships is never easy however, and ready to knock the New Zealanders off the top perch are Italy’s FrancescoFossi and Romano Battisti. Battisti took silver at the london Olympics in this event and teaming up with Fossi this year has been a fortuitous move.

The most stable duo are the Germans – Eric Knittel and Stephan Krueger. Knittel and Kreuger took the World Championship title in 2009, but have recorded mixed results since. So far this season they have won World Cup silver and bronze.

Watch out too for the ever-improving lithuanians Rolandas Mascinskas and Saulius Ritter who missed out on a medal at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne by just 0.01 of a second. Also don’t underestimatetheverydeterminedNilsJakobHoffand Kjetil Borch of Norway who won bronze at the 2013 European Rowing Championships.

M2x: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 GER NZL NZL NZL2 FRA GBR GER ITA3 EST FRA FRA SLO4 NZL NOR AUS ARG5 SLO AUS SLO GBR6 SRB GER GBR LTU 7 SUI USA EST NOR8 POL EST NOR AUS9 UKR CZE ARG GER10 BEL ARG LTU FRA11 CUB SUI CAN UKR12 GBR CHN CZE CAN


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Men’s Four (M4-) In an event that has been recently dominated by Great Britain and Australia, there is a new crew that deserves respect. The United States raced at the 2013 Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne, led for theentire raceandheldoff their competition inthe final sprint. But margins were incredibly closebetween the US and silver and bronze medallists AustraliaandItaly.Theindicationisthatthefightforgold at Chungju will be intense.

Great Britain did not fare well at the lucerne World Cup, but do not dismiss them. The British recorded silver at the second stage of the Samsung World RowingCupseriesandLucerne’sB-finalresultcouldbe a short-term glitch.

Watch out too for 2013 European Champions, the Netherlands, and this year’s European bronze medallists, Germany. For an outside chance at the medals, have a look at Belarus. They have retained their 2012 Olympic seventh-placed crew and this season Belarus have established themselves as regularA-finalists.

M4-: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 GBR FRA GBR GBR2 AUS GRE GRE AUS3 SLO NZL AUS USA4 CZE GBR USA GRE5 FRA USA GER NED6 BLR ITA NED GER 7 GER AUS CAN BLR8 ESP GER NZL ITA9 NZL CHN BLR CAN10 GRE ESP ITA SRB11 POL NED SRB NZL12 CRO CAN CZE ROU

Women’s Single Sculls (W1x) This event has really spiced up in the last couple of years with gold medals being much more widely shared. The most dominant one has been Mirka Knapkova of the Czech Republic who comes to Chungju as the reigning World and Olympic Champion. Knapkova, however, has been beaten this season.

At Amsterdam’s Holland Beker Regatta Knapkova was fourth with Australia’s Olympic bronze medallist Kim Crow winning. Crow also finished first at theSamsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne. There is littledoubtthatthesinglescullingfieldwillbecastinga wary eye towards Crow who leads the Australian team as the best gold medal prospect.

This season has seen the rise of Olympic Champion from the women’s eight, Eleanor logan of the United States. logan has already proven herself in the single by picking up two bronzes and a silver from the three World Cups that she has raced in 2013.

Watch out too for New Zealand’s Emma Twigg who finishedsecondattheHollandBekerRegattaand isusually in, or on the edge, of the medals.

W1x: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 BLR SWE CZE CZE2 GBR BLR BLR DEN3 CZE NZL NZL AUS4 NZL CZE CHN NZL5 CHN RUS SWE BLR6 RUS SRB GER CHN 7 SRB GER AZE USA8 GER CHN RUS LTU9 SWE GBR LTU RUS10 POL USA GBR SWE11 EST UKR USA GER12 BEL ESP EST AZE

Men’s Single Sculls (M1x) The question on everyone’s lips is how Olympic Champion and five-time World Champion MaheDrysdale will come back after an extended post-Olympic break. Drysdale did make an appearance at the Henley Royal Regatta but was knocked out relatively early on. Then he raced at the Holland BekerRegattaandfinishedaveryrespectablethird.Drysdalehashadacoupleofmonthstoget‘racingfit’and it will be interesting to see how he does it.

Taking Drysdale’s place at the top of the podium this season has been Ondrej Synek of the Czech Republic. The two-time Olympic silver medallist won two stages of the Samsung World Rowing Cup as well as the European Rowing Championships already


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this season and set a new World Cup Best Time of 6:37.40 in lucerne.

Keep watch for Marcel Hacker of Germany. The former World Champion has been in and out of the medals in recent years but this season he is looking relaxedandconfidentandfinishedsecondtoSynekat the World Rowing Cup in lucerne.

Medal potential also exists with Great Britain’s Olympic bronze medallist Alan Campbell. Campbell, under a new coach, will be working his way back from finishingoutsideofthemedalsatLucerne.

M1x: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 NZL CZE NZL NZL2 GBR NZL CZE CZE3 CZE GBR GBR GBR4 BEL NOR GER SWE5 GER CHN SWE AZE6 NOR SLO NOR GER 7 LTU SWE LTU CUB8 GRE LTU CUB LTU9 SWE EST AZE NOR10 CUB GER CHN ARG11 ARG BEL USA CHN12 USA USA BUL BEL

Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls (LW2x)If laura Milani and Elisabetta Sancassani of Italy take gold it will be the first senior World Championshiptitle for Italian women’s rowing. And, judging by their unbeaten record so far this season, Milani and Sancassani might just do it.

The lightweight double, however, is merciless and requirestherightblendoffluidintake,weightcontrol,training and racing tactics to get it all right. Milani and Sancassani met their toughest competition at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in July in lucerne. There theyheldoffsilvermedalliststheUnitedStates(KristinHedstrom and Kathleen Bertko) and an excruciatingly close battle between Great Britain (Kathryn Twyman and Imogen Walsh) and New Zealand (lucy Strack and Julia Edward).

These boats will all be lining up again at Chungju with Germany boating the same combination as from last year’s london Olympics, lena Mueller and Anja Noske. This year’s European silver medallists, Mueller and Noske know that their best is yet to come.

LW2x: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 GRE CAN GRE GBR2 POL GER CAN CHN3 GBR GRE GBR GRE4 GER AUS USA DEN5 AUS GBR AUS AUS6 CAN NZL NZL GER 7 CUB CHN CHN CAN8 HUN USA DEN NED9 NED ITA NED NZL10 DEN BEL ITA CUB11 USA AUT GER USA12 SWE ESP BEL JPN

Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls (LM2x) Top contenders for this season, France’s Jeremie Azou and Stany Delayre have been put out of action following a boating accident for Delayre. Azou, thus, is entered in the lightweight single. This means the door has been opened just a little wider for Italy’s Andrea Micheletti and Pietro Ruta to come through at the front.

The new Italian combination finished second atthe Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne. But at lucerne, Micheletti and Ruta were pushed hard by the Chambers brothers of Great Britain. Both of the Chambers raced to Olympic silver in the lightweight four last year and they have been shaping up well in the double.

Watch out too for the return to health of Olympians KristofferBrunandAreStrandliofNorway.Theduomissed lucerne but had already medalled twice this season indicating their 2013 potential.

The depth of talent in this event will also see a strongpushtogetintothefinalbytheDutch,Poles,Greece and European Rowing Championship bronze medallists, Switzerland.


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LM2x: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 NZL GBR GBR DEN2 FRA ITA NZL GBR3 ITA NZL ITA NZL4 GER CAN GER FRA5 CAN CHN DEN POR6 GBR POR CHN GER 7 GRE GER FRA ITA8 DEN FRA GRE GRE9 SRB GRE NOR NOR10 POR NOR POR CUB11 CUB USA CAN HUN12 RSA SLO POL JPN

Lightweight Men’s Four (LM4-) Following an unbeaten season, New Zealand are undoubtedly the favourites for this year’s World Championship title. If the crew of James Hunter, James lassche, Peter Taylor and Curtis Rapley pull it offitwillafirstfortheircountryinthisevent.Denmark,however, will be doing everything in their power to foil the New Zealand plan.

The Danes feel a certain level of entitlement in the lightweight four having been regular medallists in it ever since it became an Olympic event in 1996. With legendary Eskild Ebbesen now retired, the Danish boat still contains the three remaining members that took Olympic bronze in 2012. Denmark and New Zealandare likelytobefighting itoutattheheadofthefield.

Behind them the race will be tight between reigning Olympic Champions South Africa, Olympic silver medallistsGreatBritainandthefastfinishingDutch.South Africa has retained three members of their Olympic boat while Great Britain has rebuilt their crew in 2013 around Olympian Chris Bartley.

LM4-: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 GER GBR AUS RSA2 DEN AUS ITA GBR3 POL CHN GBR DEN4 FRA GER CHN AUS5 ITA NED DEN SUI6 NED ITA SUI NED 7 ESP FRA POL FRA8 CZE SUI CZE USA9 SUI DEN GER GER10 JPN USA FRA CHN11 CAN RSA RSA CZE12 USA JPN SRB ITA

Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x) look towards the Germans for the crew to beat. So far this season Germany have been unbeaten with gold at the European Rowing Championships as well as the two stages of the Samsung World Rowing Cup that they entered. Despite there being some crew changes throughout this season, each crew has remained in front and for Chungju they are back with their london Olympic silver medal combination.

To take down the Germans, the other crews will have to do something pretty special. The new Polish line-up, built around Olympic medallist Magdalena Fularzcyk, could be the crew to do it. They have a young, enthusiastic approach that may spell danger for the Germans. Also young and enthusiastic, the 2012 Under-23 Champions Australia are looking good. They finished third at the Samsung WorldRowing Cup in lucerne showing that they are competitive at the senior level.

KeepaneyeouttooforItaly.TheItaliansfinishedthirdat the European Rowing Championships and fourth in lucerne.


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W4x: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 UKR GBR GER UKR2 USA UKR USA GER3 GER GER NZL USA4 ITA AUS AUS AUS5 GBR USA CHN CHN6 RUS NZL UKR GBR 7 NZL CHN GBR NZL8 BLR CAN POL POL9 SUI ITA 10 RUS ROU 11 ROU VIE

Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x) Germany and Croatia lead the way as favourites following racing this season. These two nations raced to gold and silver respectively at the london Olympics, but it looks like Croatia has the upper hand in 2013 having won both World Cup regattas that they entered. Croatia has kept their Olympic crew intact while Germany has had one change from their 2012 line-up.

Following these top two boats it would take a bit of crystal ball gazing to work out the remaining medallist. Russia has a good shot if they can work out how to pace their race more efficiently. Estonia is lookinggood with two World Cup bronze medals already this season. IfGreatBritaincanfindastrongerfinishingsprint they will be powerful medal contenders.

Watch out too for Switzerland and Poland. Both have quads that have been developing throughout the season.

M4x: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 POL CRO AUS GER2 AUS ITA GER CRO3 GER AUS CRO AUS4 CRO GER POL EST5 FRA GBR RUS GBR6 ITA RUS ITA POL 7 SLO NZL GBR NZL8 UKR USA USA RUS9 RUS CHN SUI UKR10 EST UKR NZL FRA11 CZE UKR ITA12 USA CUB SUI

Women’s Eight (W8+) After suffering their first defeat since 2006 at theSamsung World Rowing Cup in Sydney, the United States women’s eight took no chances in July at the World Cup in lucerne. The crew not only took gold, but broke the World Best Time in remarkably average conditions.

With the United States in dominant form at lucerne, the most interesting part of the race was seeing former Olympic Champions Romania looking like they were getting some of their old form back. Romania took second ahead of Olympic silver medallists, Canada. The bronze for Canada at lucerne was a very fineresultasitwaswithanewly-builtcrewfor2013.This bodes well for Canada’s chances in Chungju.

Watch out too for Australia. The Australians were the crew that brought down the United States at the Sydney World Cup. But the crew hasn’t raced together internationally since as a number of the crew rowed instead at the World Rowing Under 23 Championships.

W8+: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 USA USA USA USA2 ROU CAN CAN CAN3 NED ROU GBR NED4 GER GBR ROU ROU5 GBR NED NED GBR6 CAN CHN CHN AUS 7 POL GER UKR GER8 BLR NZL GER 9 RUS


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Men’s Eight (M8+) TheUnitedStatespulledoffashockresultwhentheydefeated the unbeaten Germans at the Samsung WorldRowingCup inLucerne inJuly. Itwasthefirsttime that this American line-up had been boated and at Chungju there is one crew member change from the lucerne boat.

Olympic Champions Germany have tweaked their lucerne crew, but kept the same rowers and will be back with determined resilience. Perhaps the crew that will arrive with the most determination, though, will be Great Britain. The eight has been named as theirflagshipmen’sboatwiththreeoftheirOlympicChampion four (Triggs Hodge, Gregory and Reed) all in contention. This crew finished fourth at Lucerneand much rethinking has gone on between lucerne and Chungju. For Triggs Hodge and Reed it was their first time notmedalling since 2007 and 2008,respectively.

Keep an eye out too for the Dutch, the French and the Poles. France has pulled together a boat that mixes their best sweep and scullers together and they have regularly been in the A-final this season includinga World Cup bronze medal. The Netherlands have scored two bronze medals this season including one from the Samsung World Rowing Cup in lucerne. The Poles have also medalled twice this season, earning one silver at the Europeans and another at the World Cup at Eton Dorney.

M8+: Major results since 2009Place WRCh 09 WRCh 10 WRCh 11 OG 121 GER GER GER GER2 CAN GBR GBR CAN3 NED AUS CAN GBR4 POL NED AUS USA5 GBR NZL POL NED6 ITA USA NED AUS 7 AUS CAN UKR POL8 UKR POL USA UKR9 USA CHN CZE 10 RUS UKR NZL 11 RUS CHN 12 FRA


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The AS Women’s Single Sculls (ASW1x) has been rather intriguing so far this season. The previously unbeaten Paralympic Champion, Alla lysenko of Ukraine just could not reach the top of the podium at both the Samsung World Rowing Cup in Eton Dorney and the Gavirate Para-rowing Regatta. Instead it has been 2013 newcomer Natalia Bolshakova of Russia who has picked up two gold medals. A new Norwegian sculler, Birgit Skarstein is also making waves. Skarstein beat Lysenko once atGavirate but finished third atEton Dorney. No doubt about it, though, this event just became even more interesting.

Tom Aggar of Great Britain looks to be back on top in the AS Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x). Four-time World Champion Aggar surprised the Para-rowing world by finishing fourth at the London ParalympicGames. But the man is back. At the Gavirate Para-RowingRegattaearlierthisseason,AggarwasfirstandfirstagainattheSamsungWorldRowingCupinEtonDorney. In the absence of Paralympic Champion from China Cheng Huang, Aggar’s stiffest competitionis likely to come from Alexey Chuvashev of Russia. Chuvashev was third at the london Paralympics, but hasfinishedsecondtoAggarthisseason.Thesetwoscullers are likely to be the frontrunners.

Perle Bouge and Stephane Tardieu of France come to Chungju unbeaten in 2013 in the TA Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x). In the absence of Paralympic

Champions China, Bouge and Tardieu are the obvious favourites. Keep an eye out for challenges coming from Israel’s Olga Sokolov and Reuven Magnagey. Sokolov and Magnagey were ninth at the Paralympics but in Eton Dorney they stormed through to second. Paralympic bronze medallists, Oksana Masters and Robert Jones of the United States will be racing in Chungjuandiftheycanfindafasterfinishingsprint,they will be potent. Watch out too for Gavin Bellis andKathrynRossofAustralia.TheduowerefifthattheParalympicGamesandChungjuwillbetheirfirstinternational race for the season.

The LTA Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+) is becoming the domain of Great Britain. They are the Paralympic Champions and have retained two of the 2012 winning crew – Pamela Relph and Naomi Riches. The British crew won at both the Gavirate Para-rowing Regatta and at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in Eton Dorney. It is unlikely any other crew will be able to match the British pace leaving the real battle to go on for silver. This is likely to be between Italy and Ukraine.

New to the 2013 Para-rowing programme is the LTA Mixed Double Sculls (LTAMix2x). Five countries have entered – Germany, Italy, Korea, Ukraine and the USA.

5.4. Who to Watch in Para-rowing at the 2013 World Rowing Championships


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Our athletes are the heart of our sport. The values they possess and the sporting performances they produce are something we at World Rowing respect and want to share with our audience as well as the greater sporting world.

In addition to the information provided in this media guide the following resources will allow you to learn more about the athletes who will race at the 2013 World Rowing Championships.

World Rowing Athletes’ database (www.worldrowing.com -> Athletes -> Athlete Bios) WithWorldRowing’sofficial,extensivedatabaseyoucanfind:

• Biographical information for every athlete who has participated in a World Rowing regatta

• Results for past Olympic regattas, World Rowing Championships, World Rowing Cups and other World Rowing regattas

• Statistics on interesting topics like the most medalled rowers and nations and longest winning streaks as well as top individual athletes and the current champions of our sport

Meet the Athletes: World Rowing YouTube Channel (www.youtube.com/WorldRowingFISA)There is no better way to get to know someone than sitting down and speaking to them – that’s what you get from watching our athletes on the World Rowing YouTube channel.

The World Rowing channel contains hours of footage of athlete interviews, where they speak about themselvesorspecifictopicsrelatedtolifeasaneliterower. You get an insight into their personalities and you are guaranteed to learn something new about eachoftheathletesWorldRowinghasprofiled.

The videos on the World Rowing channel have been organised into playlists which will make your navigation of the site easy and enjoyable.

Watch the Athletes: World Rowing TV (www.worldrowing.com -> Video -> Video Archive)Watch our athletes do what they love to do – race!

World Rowing TV is our video archive that contains video footage of racing back as far as 1991, from venues across the world.

As well as showing the races, there is full commentary with each race which will give you an insight into how each boat was performing at that time. The commentators may even provide you with some interesting facts you never knew before.

Each event has its own playlist. You have the choice to either watch the event in full of look at specificboat classes.

Why not even cross-reference races from athlete bios with World Rowing TV.

World Rowing Athletes’ Area (www.worldrowing.com -> Athletes)The World Rowing Athletes area is a hub of past and present athlete information.

Hereyouwillfindathlete interviewsand informationon our World Rowing Award and Thomas Keller Medal winners.

The Athlete of the Month is World Rowing’s monthly in-depth interview with one of the sport’s top active rowers. Found within the Athletes area, it gives you thechancetogettoknoweachprofiledathleteonamore personal level.

The Rising Star and Youth in Focus are the equivalent profiles for our under-23 and junior athletes andare also found within the Athletes section of www.worldrowing.com.

Follow the athletes: World Rowing news (www.worldrowing.com/news) World Rowing’s News keeps you informed of all our sport’s top news. It often includes stories on athletes

5.5. Getting to know World Rowing’s athletes


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racing at national trials, international regattas and other topics.

Before each event a Who to Watch, detailing the crews with the most potential to achieve top results, will be published. During the event we will publish race reports after all rounds of racing (except repechages andsmallfinals)inthissectionalso.

You can navigate through our past news by rowing community using the toolbar at the top of the page and the ‘search’will allowyou tofindspecificnewsstories.

World Rowing e-Magazine (www.worldrowingmagazine.com)World Rowing’s e-Magazine has been featuring in-depth articles about our athletes and teams since 2004 and a full archive of these magazines in available online.

Not only can you browse back through issues of the magazine, but you can also use the ‘search’ toolbar tolookforreferencestospecificathletesornations.This is a great way to follow the developing success of teams and individual rowers.

Further InformationYou may find further information on athletes fromthe following places:

• World Rowing’s social media Facebook: www.facebook.com/worldrowing Twitter: @worldrowing– Our Facebook is regularly updated with interesting

stories from across the globe about our athletes. They are a great way to learn about what the athletes are doing in their out-of-competition time

– Follow @WorldRowing on Twitter and stay up to date with our latest news

• Athlete websites / Facebook fan pages / Twitter accounts– Many athletes now have their own websites and/

or Facebook fan pages–ViewWorld Rowing’s Facebook likes to find fan

pages. A list of athlete websites can be found on www.worldrowing.com/athletes. On Twitter we have created ‘lists’ of athlete accounts so you can findthemallintheoneplace.

• national Federation websites– Visiting the websites of National Federations can

often open up a host of information about any athletes you are researching. These sites may provide info on national trials and international athletes racing for their local clubs. A list of federation websites can be found here: http://www.worldrowing.com/fisa/organisation/national-federations

• Contact the World Rowing Communications team– The World Rowing Communications team are

always willing to help with any queries you may have regarding specific athletes or teams.Their contact details can be found here: http://www.worldrowing.com/fisa/organisation/headquarters


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When Chungju, Korea won the rights to host the 2013 World Rowing Championships, rowing in Korea received a boost. A fringe sport in a country where football and baseball dominate the popularity stakes, rowinghastofight for itsplaceandbringingan international event to the nation will help in this mission.

Rowing is not new to Korea. It was introduced in 1919 around the Han River which runs through capital city, Seoul. In 1962 the Korean Rowing Association was established. This timed in well for Korea’s participation intheirfirstOlympicGamesinRowing,Tokyo1964.

Today about 600 rowers are registered nationally and they range from junior through to university and elite. At the elite level there is a small group that predominantly focuses on singles and doubles. They are based at the national training centre in Jincheon, a huge multi-sport complex about 90km south of Seoul, which includes rowing facilities. The facility opened in 2011 and is set to expand to include more Olympic sports.

The nation has two international standard rowing venues, the 1988 Seoul Olympic rowing regatta venue and the recently finished TanguemInternational Rowing Regatta Venue in Chungju. Already Chungju has hosted the 2012 Continental QualificationRegattafortheLondonOlympics.Thisserved as a test event for the 2013 World Rowing Championships.

The best result ever achieved by Korean rowing was produced by Eunchul Shin. He won gold in the men’s single sculls at the Asian Games in 2006 and also competed at the 2007 World Rowing Championships. Shin is no longer active in international rowing.

This year there have been three stand-out rowers. Hakbeom lee is 19 years old and rows in the lightweight men’s single. His best result to date is a bronze medal at this year’s Samsung World Rowing Cup I in Sydney (AUS). The senior member of the current elite team is 22–year-old Dongyong Kim who madethefinalattheWorldRowingCupinSydneyinthe men’s single sculls. Kim also raced in the single

at the 2012 Olympic Games. Most of Kim’s success has come in the single but he has also raced in the men’s double sculls with Do-Sub Choi including a ninth-placefinishattheSamsungWorldRowingCupII earlier this year in Eton Dorney.

Korea’s top woman rower at present is 18-year-old Yeji Kim. Kim has also had success this year at the Samsung World Rowing Cup in Sydney where she finished eighth overall in thewomen’s single sculls.Kim also raced at the london Olympics in the single.

Government funding has meant that Korea’s top athletes are full-time rowers. It has also meant the ability to bring in expertise from overseas. One of the coaches is Andreas leichtfuss from Germany. leichtfuss has been part of a recruiting push and he noted that there is strong competition between the clubs. “They look fornewtalentand if they fulfil thecriteria, erg scores and technique, they are admitted to the team,” says leichtfuss.

Rowing was selected by the government for funding because of the tradition and positive values that it holds as well as there being 14 chances to win gold at the Olympic Games. But generally for sporting ambitions and competition Korea looks to other Asian nations.

To promote rowing in Korea since winning the bid to host the World Rowing Championships, there has beenaconcertedefforttobringrowingtothepeople.One of the major public broadcasting television channels, MBC, produced a weekly entertainment show titled ‘Unlimited Challenge’. This featured famous entertainers learning how to row and then racing against university crews.

One of Korea’s sports cable channels has been airing elite rowing including highlights of the World Rowing Championships and a number of the Samsung World Rowing Cups.

5.6. Rowing in Korea


Historical Results: World Rowing Championships

6. Historical Results: World Rowing Championships

6.1 World Rowing Championships 2005-2007, 2009-2011 – Current Olympic boat classes

Men

Men's Single Sculls (M1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:39.56 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:40.05 Great Britain (GBR) 6:44.86 Mahe Drysdale Ondrej Synek Alan Campbell 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:47.49 New Zealand (NZL) 6:49.42 Great Britain (GBR) 6:49.83 Ondrej Synek Mahe Drysdale Alan Campbell 2009 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:33.35 Great Britain (GBR) 6:34.30 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:38.53 Mahe Drysdale Alan Campbell Ondrej Synek 2007 Munich (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 6:45.67 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:46.48 Norway (NOR) 6:47.58 Mahe Drysdale Ondrej Synek Olaf Tufte 2006 Eton (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:35.40 Germany (GER) 6:35.49 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:37.51 Mahe Drysdale Marcel Hacker Ondrej Synek 2005 Gifu (JPN) New Zealand (NZL) 7:16.42 Norway (NOR) 7:18.34 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:21.12 Mahe Drysdale Olaf Tufte Ondrej Synek

Men's Pair (M2-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:14.77 Great Britain (GBR) 6:16.27 Italy (ITA) 6:21.33 Eric Murray Peter Reed Niccolò Mornati Hamish Bond Andrew Triggs-Hodge Lorenzo Carboncini 2010 Hamilton (NZL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:30.16 Great Britain (GBR) 6:30.48 Greece (GRE) 6:36.00 Eric Murray Peter Reed Georgios Tziallas Hamish Bond Andrew Triggs-Hodge Ioannis Christou 2009 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:15.93 Great Britain (GBR) 6:17.45 Greece (GRE) 6:23.01 Eric Murray Peter Reed Nikolaos Gkountoulas Hamish Bond Andrew Triggs-Hodge Apostolos Gkountoulas 2007 Munich (GER) Australia (AUS) 6:24.89 New Zealand (NZL) 6:30.19 Great Britain (GBR) 6:31.06 Drew Ginn Nathan Twaddle Colin Smith Duncan Free George Bridgewater Matt Langridge 2006 Eton (GBR) Australia (AUS) 6:18.00 New Zealand (NZL) 6:19.13 Canada (CAN) 6:21.83 Drew Ginn Nathan Twaddle Kevin Light Duncan Free George Bridgewater Malcolm Howard 2005 Gifu (JPN) New Zealand (NZL) 6:52.51 South Africa (RSA) 6:55.52 Italy (ITA) 6:57.29 Nathan Twaddle Ramon Di Clemente Luca Agamennoni George Bridgewater Donovan Cech Dario Lari

Men's Double Sculls (M2x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:10.76 Germany (GER) 6:10.82 France (FRA) 6:14.31 Nathan Cohen Hans Gruhne Cedric Berrest Joseph Sullivan Stephan Krüger Julien Bahain 2010 Hamilton (NZL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:22.63 Great Britain (GBR) 6:24.21 France (FRA) 6:28.54 Nathan Cohen Matthew Wells Cedric Berrest Joseph Sullivan Marcus Bateman Julien Bahain 2009 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 6:07.02 France (FRA) 6:07.82 Estonia (EST) 6:07.86 Erick Knittel Julien Bahain Allar Raja Stephan Krüger Cedric Berrest Kaspar Taimsoo 2007 Munich (GER) Slovenia (SLO) 6:16.65 France (FRA) 6:16.93 Estonia (EST) 6:18.32 Luka Spik Jean-Baptiste Macquet Tonu Endrekson Iztok Cop Adrien Hardy Juri Jaanson 2006 Eton (GBR) France (FRA) 6:07.60 Slovenia (SLO) 6:09.79 Great Britain (GBR) 6:10.95 Jean-Baptiste Macquet Luka Spik Matthew Wells Adrien Hardy Iztok Cop Stephen Rowbotham 2005 Gifu (JPN) Slovenia (SLO) 6:37.61 Italy (ITA) 6:37.96 Germany (GER) 6:46.71 Luka Spik Federico Gattinoni Christian Schreiber Iztok Cop Luca Ghezzi Rene Burmeister

Men's Four (M4-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 5:55.18 Greece (GRE) 5:57.20 Australia (AUS) 5:58.44 Matt Langridge Stergios Papachristos Sam Loch Richard Egington Ioannis Tsilis Drew Ginn Tom James Georgios Tziallas Nick Purnell Alex Gregory Ioannis Christou Josh Dunkley-Smith 2010 Hamilton (NZL) France (FRA) 6:45.38 Greece (GRE) 6:47.15 New Zealand (NZL) 6:48.38 Jean-Baptiste Macquet Stergios Papachristos Jade Uru Germain Chardin Ioannis Tsilis Simon Watson Julien Despres Nikolaos Gkountoulas Hamish Burson Dorian Mortelette Apostolos Gkountoulas David Eade

6. Historical Results: World Rowing Championships


6. Historical Results: World Rowing Championships Historical Results: World Rowing Championships

2009 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR) 5:47.28 Australia (AUS) 5:49.20 Slovenia (SLO) 5:51.11 Alex Partridge Matthew Ryan Tomaz Pirih Richard Egington James Marburg Rok Rozman Alex Gregory Cameron McKenzie-McHarg Rok Kolander Matt Langridge Francis Hegerty Miha Pirih 2007 Munich (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 5:54.24 Italy (ITA) 5:55.15 Netherlands (NED) 5:55.49 Carl Meyer Carlo Mornati Geert Cirkel James Dallinger Alessio Sartori Matthijs Vellenga Eric Murray Niccolò Mornati Jan-Willem Gabriels Hamish Bond Lorenzo Carboncini Gijs Vermeulen 2006 Eton (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 5:43.75 Germany (GER) 5:44.64 Netherlands (NED) 5:45.54 Steve Williams Gregor Hauffe Geert Cirkel Peter Reed Toni Seifert Jan-Willem Gabriels Alex Partridge Urs Käufer Matthijs Vellenga Andrew Triggs-Hodge Philipp Adamski Gijs Vermeulen 2005 Gifu (JPN) Great Britain (GBR) 6:11.59 Netherlands (NED) 6:13.23 Canada (CAN) 6:16.02 Steve Williams Geert Cirkel Robert Weitemeyer Peter Reed Jan-Willem Gabriels Peter Dembicki Alex Partridge Matthijs Vellenga Andrew Ireland Andrew Triggs-Hodge Gijs Vermeulen Kristopher McDaniel

Lightweight Men's Double Sculls (LM2x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:18.67 New Zealand (NZL) 6:19.01 Italy (ITA) 6:21.33 Zac Purchase Storm Uru Lorenzo Bertini Mark Hunter Peter Taylor Elia Luini 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 7:13.47 Italy (ITA) 7:15.88 New Zealand (NZL) 7:18.31 Zac Purchase Lorenzo Bertini Storm Uru Mark Hunter Elia Luini Peter Taylor 2009 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:10.62 France (FRA) 6:12.57 Italy (ITA) 6:15.08 Storm Uru Jeremie Azou Marcello Miani Peter Taylor Frédéric Dufour Elia Luini 2007 Munich (GER) Denmark (DEN) 6:24.21 Greece (GRE) 6:25.89 Great Britain (GBR) 6:26.92 Mads Rasmussen Dimitrios Mougios Zac Purchase Rasmus Quist Vasileios Polymeros Mark Hunter 2006 Eton (GBR) Denmark (DEN) 6:11.42 Italy (ITA) 6:14.90 France (FRA) 6:15.94 Mads Rasmussen Marcello Miani Fabrice Moreau Rasmus Quist Elia Luini Frédéric Dufour 2005 Gifu (JPN) Hungary (HUN) 6:05.10 Denmark (DEN) 6:05.62 Poland (POL) 6:07.93 Zsolt Hirling Mads Rasmussen Pawel Randa Tamas Varga Rasmus Quist Robert Sycz

Lightweight Men's Four (LM4-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Australia (AUS) 5:55.10 Italy (ITA) 5:56.33 Great Britain (GBR) 5:57.33 Anthony Edwards Daniele Danesin Richard Chambers Sam Beltz Andrea Caianiello Chris Bartley Ben Cureton Marcello Miani Paul Mattick Todd Skipworth Martino Goretti Robert Williams 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 6:10.71 Australia (AUS) 6:10.78 China (CHN) 6:10.79 Richard Chambers Anthony Edwards Li Lei Paul Mattick Sam Beltz Yu Chenggang Robert Williams Blair Tunevitsch Huang Zhe Chris Bartley Todd Skipworth Li Zhongwei 2009 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 5:50.77 Denmark (DEN) 5:51.02 Poland (POL) 5:52.70 Matthias Schömann-Finck Christian Pedersen Lukasz Pawlowski Jost Schömann-Finck Jens Vilhelmsen Lukasz Siemion Jochen Kühner Kasper Winther Milosz Bernatajtys Martin Kühner Morten Jørgensen Pawel Randa 2007 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:16.21 France (FRA) 6:17.43 Italy (ITA) 6:17.49 Richard Chambers Franck Solforosi Jiri Vlcek James Lindsay-Fynn Jérémy Pouge Catello Amarante Paul Mattick Jean-Christophe Bette Salvatore Amitrano James Clarke Fabien Tilliet Bruno Mascarenhas 2006 Eton (GBR) China (CHN) 5:49.43 France (FRA) 5:51.26 Ireland (IRL) 5:51.35 Huang Zhongming Franck Solforosi Gearoid Towey Wu Chongkui Jérémy Pouge Eugene Coakley Zhang Lin Jean-Christophe Bette Richard Archibald Tian Jun Fabien Tilliet Paul Griffin 2005 Gifu (JPN) France (FRA) 5:47.91 Ireland (IRL) 5:49.26 Italy (ITA) 5:49.30 Franck Solforosi Tim Harnedy Lorenzo Bertini Jérémy Pouge Eugene Coakley Salvatore Di Somma Jean-Christophe Bette Richard Archibald Elia Luini Fabien Tilliet Paul Griffin Bruno Mascarenhas

Men's Quadruple Sculls (M4x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Australia (AUS) 5:39.31 Germany (GER) 5:39.56 Croatia (CRO) 5:42.82 Chris Morgan Karl Schulze David Sain James McRae Philipp Wende Martin Sinkovic Karsten Forsterling Lauritz Schoof Damir Martin Dan Noonan Tim Grohmann Valent Sinkovic



2010 Hamilton (NZL) Croatia (CRO) 6:15.78 Italy (ITA) 6:17.04 Australia (AUS) 6:18.93 David Sain Luca Agamennoni Karsten Forsterling Martin Sinkovic Simone Venier David Crawshay Damir Martin Matteo Stefanini James McRae Valent Sinkovic Simone Raineri Dan Noonan 2009 Poznan (POL) Poland (POL) 5:38.33 Australia (AUS) 5:39.66 Germany (GER) 5:39.85 Konrad Wasielewski Nick Hudson Tim Grohmann Marek Kolbowicz Jared Bidwell Karsten Brodowski Michal Jelinski David Crawshay Marcel Hacker Adam Korol Dan Noonan Tim Bartels 2007 Munich (GER) Poland (POL) 5:49.42 France (FRA) 5:50.95 Germany (GER) 5:52.40 Konrad Wasielewski Jean-David Bernard René Bertram Marek Kolbowicz Cedric Berrest Karsten Brodowski Michal Jelinski Jonathan Coeffic Hans Gruhne Adam Korol Julien Bahain Robert Sens 2006 Eton (GBR) Poland (POL) 5:38.99 Ukraine (UKR) 5:40.47 Estonia (EST) 5:41.23 Konrad Wasielewski Volodimir Pavlovskij Allar Raja Marek Kolbowicz Dmitri Prokopenko Igor Kuzmin Michal Jelinski Sergiy Biloushchenko Tonu Endrekson Adam Korol Sergij Grin Andrei Jamsa 2005 Gifu (JPN) Poland (POL) 5:34.96 Slovenia (SLO) 5:35.45 Estonia (EST) 5:36.61 Konrad Wasielewski Matej Prelog Juri Jaanson Marek Kolbowicz Davor Mizerit Leonid Gulov Michal Jelinski Luka Spik Tonu Endrekson Adam Korol Iztok Cop Andrei Jamsa

Men's Eight (M8+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T 2011 Bled (SLO) Germany (GER) 5:28.81 Great Britain (GBR) 5:30.83 Canada (CAN) 5:31.18 Gregor Hauffe Nathaniel Reilly-O'Donnell Gabe Bergen Andreas Kuffner Cameron Nichol Andrew Byrnes Eric Johannesen James Foad Jeremiah Brown Maximilian Reinelt Alex Partridge Douglas Csima Richard Schmidt Mohamed Sbihi Malcolm Howard Lukas Müller Greg Searle Conlin McCabe Florian Mennigen Tom Ransley Robert Gibson Kristof Wilke Daniel Ritchie Will Crothers Martin Sauer Phelan Hill Brian Price 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Germany (GER) 5:33.84 Great Britain (GBR) 5:34.46 Australia (AUS) 5:35.96 Gregor Hauffe Tom Broadway William Lockwood Maximilian Reinelt James Clarke Matthew Ryan Kristof Wilke Cameron Nichol James Marburg Florian Mennigen James Foad Cameron McKenzie- McHarg Richard Schmidt Mohamed Sbihi Nick Purnell Lukas Müller Greg Searle Sam Loch Toni Seifert Tom Ransley Francis Hegerty Sebastian Schmidt Daniel Ritchie Josh Dunkley-Smith Martin Sauer Phelan Hill Toby Lister 2009 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 5:24.13 Canada (CAN) 5:27.15 Netherlands (NED) 5:28.32 Urs Käufer Steven Vanknotsenburg Meindert Klem Gregor Hauffe Gabe Bergen Robert Luecken Florian Mennigen Robert Gibson David Kuiper Kristof Wilke Douglas Csima Jozef Klaassen Richard Schmidt Malcolm Howard Olivier Siegelaar Philipp Adamski Andrew Byrnes Mitchel Steenman Toni Seifert James Dunaway Olaf van Andel Sebastian Schmidt Derek O'Farrell Diederik Simon Martin Sauer Mark Laidlaw Peter Wiersum 2007 Munich (GER) Canada (CAN) 5:34.92 Germany (GER) 5:37.19 Great Britain (GBR) 5:37.95 Kevin Light Jörg Diessner Tom James Ben Rutledge Florian Eichner Tom Stallard Andrew Byrnes Ulf Siemes Tom Lucy Jake Wetzel Jan Tebrügge Tom Solesbury Malcolm Howard Sebastian Schulte Josh West Dominic Seiterle Thorsten Engelmann Richard Egington Adam Kreek Philipp Stüer Robin Bourne-Taylor Kyle Hamilton Bernd Heidicker Alastair Heathcote Brian Price Peter Thiede Acer Nethercott 2006 Eton (GBR) Germany (GER) 5:21.85 Italy (ITA) 5:23.29 United States (USA) 5:24.14 Jörg Diessner Carlo Mornati Paul Daniels Stephan Koltzk Pierpaolo Frattini Matthew Deakin Ulf Siemes Luca Agamennoni Kenneth Jurkowski Jan Tebrügge Mario Palmisano Giuseppe Lanzone Sebastian Schulte Dario Dentale Steve Coppola Jr Thorsten Engelmann Alessio Sartori Daniel Walsh Philipp Stüer Niccolò Mornati Chris Liwski Bernd Heidicker Lorenzo Carboncini Beau Hoopman Peter Thiede Gaetano Iannuzzi Marcus McElhenney



2005 Gifu (JPN) United States (USA) 5:22.75 Italy (ITA) 5:24.01 Germany (GER) 5:25.66 Paul Daniels Lorenzo Carboncini Jochen Urban Matthew Deakin Niccolò Mornati Sebastian Schulte Steve Coppola Jr Pierpaolo Frattini Stephan Koltzk Mike Blomquist Valerio Pinton Jan-Martin Bröer Dan Beery Mario Palmisano Jan Tebrügge Joshua Inman Dario Dentale Ulf Siemes Bryan Volpenhein Raffaello Leonardo Thorsten Engelmann Beau Hoopman Carlo Mornati Andreas Penkner Marcus McElhenney Gaetano Iannuzzi Peter Thiede

Women

Women's Single Sculls (W1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:26.64 Belarus (BLR) 7:28.68 New Zealand (NZL) 7:30.68 Mirka Knapkova Ekaterina Karsten Emma Twigg 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Sweden (SWE) 7:47.61 Belarus (BLR) 7:47.79 New Zealand (NZL) 7:49.64 Frida Svensson Ekaterina Karsten Emma Twigg 2009 Poznan (POL) Belarus (BLR) 7:11.78 Great Britain (GBR) 7:13.57 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:16.22 Ekaterina Karsten Katherine Grainger Mirka Knapkova 2007 Munich (GER) Belarus (BLR) 7:26.52 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:27.91 United States (USA) 7:28.48 Ekaterina Karsten Rumyana Neikova Michelle Guerette 2006 Eton (GBR) Belarus (BLR) 7:11.02 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:15.02 Sweden (SWE) 7:18.35 Ekaterina Karsten Mirka Knapkova Frida Svensson 2005 Gifu (JPN) Belarus (BLR) 7:48.35 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:51.69 United States (USA) 7:52.62 Ekaterina Karsten Mirka Knapkova Michelle Guerette

Women's Pair (W2-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:58.16 Great Britain (GBR) 6:58.24 Australia (AUS) 7:03.98 Juliette Haigh Helen Glover Sarah Tait Rebecca Scown Heather Stanning Kate Hornsey 2010 Hamilton (NZL) New Zealand (NZL) 7:17.12 Great Britain (GBR) 7:20.24 United States (USA) 7:22.46 Juliette Haigh Helen Glover Susan Francia Rebecca Scown Heather Stanning Erin Cafaro 2009 Poznan (POL) United States (USA) 7:06.28 Romania (ROU) 7:06.64 New Zealand (NZL) 7:06.94 Susan Francia Camelia Lupascu Emma-Jane Feathery Erin Cafaro Nicoleta Albu Rebecca Scown 2007 Munich (GER) Belarus (BLR) 7:06.56 Germany (GER) 7:07.99 Romania (ROU) 7:08.87 Yulia Bichik Nicole Zimmermann Georgeta Andrunache Natalya Helakh Elke Hipler Viorica Susanu 2006 Eton (GBR) Canada (CAN) 6:54.68 New Zealand (NZL) 6:56.72 Germany (GER) 6:57.11 Darcy Marquardt Juliette Haigh Nicole Zimmermann Jane Rumball Nicky Coles Elke Hipler 2005 Gifu (JPN) New Zealand (NZL) 7:43.83 Australia (AUS) 7:47.57 Russia (RUS) 7:50.07 Juliette Haigh Sarah Tait Vera Potchitaeva Nicky Coles Natalie Bale Veleria Starodubrovskaya

Women's Double Sculls (W2x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:44.73 Australia (AUS) 6:45.98 New Zealand (NZL) 6:46.74 Anna Watkins Kerry Hore Fiona Paterson Katherine Grainger Kim Crow Anna Reymer 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 7:04.70 Australia (AUS) 7:10.08 Poland (POL) 7:14.40 Anna Watkins Kerry Hore Magdalena Fularczyk Katherine Grainger Kim Crow Julia Michalska 2009 Poznan (POL) Poland (POL) 6:47.18 Great Britain (GBR) 6:48.82 Bulgaria (BUL) 6:50.16 Magdalena Fularczyk Anna Bebington Rumyana Neikova Julia Michalska Annie Vernon Miglena Markova 2007 Munich (GER) China (CHN) 6:54.38 New Zealand (NZL) 6:57.72 Great Britain (GBR) 6:57.74 Li Qin Georgina Evers-Swindell Elise Laverick Tian Liang Caroline Evers-Swindell Anna Bebington 2006 Eton (GBR) Australia (AUS) 6:47.67 Germany (GER) 6:47.95 New Zealand (NZL) 6:48.82 Elizabeth Kell Britta Oppelt Caroline Evers-Swindell Brooke Pratley Susanne Schmidt Georgina Evers-Swindell 2005 Gifu (JPN) New Zealand (NZL) 7:08.03 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:10.92 Australia (AUS) 7:22.86 Georgina Evers-Swindell Rumyana Neikova Amber Bradley Caroline Evers-Swindell Miglena Markova Sally Kehoe

Lightweight Women's Double Sculls (LW2x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Greece (GRE) 6:59.80 Canada (CAN) 7:03.46 Great Britain (GBR) 7:04.33 Christina Giazitzidou Lindsay Jennerich Hester Goodsell Alexandra Tsiavou Patricia Obee Sophie Hosking 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Canada (CAN) 8:06.20 Germany (GER) 8:07.33 Greece (GRE) 8:09.14 Lindsay Jennerich Daniela Reimer Christina Giazitzidou Tracy Cameron Anja Noske Alexandra Tsiavou 2009 Poznan (POL) Greece (GRE) 6:51.46 Poland (POL) 6:56.65 Great Britain (GBR) 6:56.67 Christina Giazitzidou Magdalena Kemnitz Hester Goodsell Alexandra Tsiavou Agnieszka Renc Sophie Hosking



2007 Munich (GER) Australia (AUS) 7:07.18 Finland (FIN) 7:07.41 Denmark (DEN) 7:08.97 Amber Halliday Sanna Sten Katrin Olsen Marguerite Houston Minna Nieminen Juliane Elander Rasmussen Germany (GER) 7:08.97 Berit Carow Marie-Louise Dräger 2006 Eton (GBR) China (CHN) 6:55.12 Australia (AUS) 6:56.57 Greece (GRE) 6:57.14 Xu Dongxiang Marguerite Houston Chrysa Biskitzi Yan Shimin Amber Halliday Alexandra Tsiavou 2005 Gifu (JPN) Germany (GER) 6:48.47 United States (USA) 6:48.77 Finland (FIN) 6:49.02 Daniela Reimer Renee Hykel Sanna Sten Marie-Louise Dräger Julie Nichols Minna Nieminen

Women's Quadruple Sculls (W4x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Germany (GER) 6:18.37 United States (USA) 6:19.90 New Zealand (NZL) 6:23.33 Julia Richter Stesha Carle Sarah Gray Tina Manker Natalie Dell Louise Trappitt Stephanie Schiller Adrianne Martelli Fiona Bourke Britta Oppelt Megan Kalmoe Eve MacFarlane 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 7:12.78 Ukraine (UKR) 7:14.95 Germany (GER) 7:15.26 Debbie Flood Katerina Tarasenko Britta Oppelt Beth Rodford Anastasiya Kozhenkova Carina Baer Frances Houghton Olena Buryak Tina Manker Annie Vernon Yana Dementyeva Julia Richter 2009 Poznan (POL) Ukraine (UKR) 6:18.41 United States (USA) 6:21.54 Germany (GER) 6:24.27 Svitliana Spiryukhova Megan Walsh Ann-Katrin Thiele Tatjana Kolesnikova Stesha Carle Peggy Waleska Anastasiya Kozhenkova Sarah Trowbridge Stephanie Schiller Yana Dementyeva Kathleen Bertko Christiane Huth 2007 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:30.81 Germany (GER) 6:32.02 China (CHN) 6:33.91 Annie Vernon Kathrin Boron Tang Bin Debbie Flood Manuela Lutze Xi Aihua Frances Houghton Britta Oppelt Jin Ziwei Katherine Grainger Stephanie Schiller Feng Guixin 2006 Eton (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:12.50 Australia (AUS) 6:13.99 Germany (GER) 6:14.67 Debbie Flood Catriona Oliver Christiane Huth Sarah Winckless Sonia Mills Magdalena Schmude Frances Houghton Dana Faletic Jeannine Hennicke Katherine Grainger Sally Kehoe Stephanie Schiller 2005 Gifu (JPN) Great Britain (GBR) 6:09.59 Germany (GER) 6:09.93 Russia (RUS) 6:12.19 Rebecca Romero Britta Oppelt Olga Samulenkova Sarah Winckless Susanne Schmidt Oksana Dorodnova Frances Houghton Kathrin Boron Larisa Merk Katherine Grainger Stephanie Schiller Irina Fedotova

Women's Eight (W8+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) United States (USA) 6:03.65 Canada (CAN) 6:04.39 Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.03 Esther Lofgren Janine Hanson Alison Knowles Susan Francia Rachelle Viinberg Jo Cook Meghan Musnicki Natalie Mastracci Jessica Eddie Taylor Ritzel Cristy Nurse Louisa Reeve Jamie Redman Krista Guloien Natasha Page Amanda Polk Ashley Brzozowicz Lindsey Maguire Caroline Lind Darcy Marquardt Katie Solesbury Ellie Logan Andreanne Morin Victoria Thornley Mary Whipple Lesley Thompson-Willie Caroline O'Connor 2010 Hamilton (NZL) United States (USA) 6:12.42 Canada (CAN) 6:16.12 Romania (ROU) 6:18.96 Anna Goodale Emma Darling Roxana Cogianu Amanda Polk Cristy Nurse Ionelia Zaharia Jamie Redman Janine Hanson Maria Bursuc Taylor Ritzel Rachelle De Jong Nicoleta Albu Esther Lofgren Krista Guloien Camelia Lupascu Ellie Logan Ashley Brzozowicz Ioana Craciun Meghan Musnicki Darcy Marquardt Adelina Cojocariu Katherine Glessner Andreanne Morin Eniko Mironcic Mary Whipple Lesley Thompson-Willie Teodora Stoica 2009 Poznan (POL) United States (USA) 6:05.34 Romania (ROU) 6:06.94 Netherlands (NED) 6:07.43 Erin Cafaro Roxana Cogianu Nienke Groen Mara Allen Ionelia Neacsu Claudia Belderbos Laura Larsen-Strecker Maria Bursuc Jacobine Veenhoven Susan Francia Ioana Craciun Sytske de Groot Anna Goodale Adelina Cojocariu Chantal Achterberg Lindsay Shoop Nicoleta Albu Nienke Kingma Caroline Lind Camelia Lupascu Carline Bouw Katherine Glessner Eniko Barabas Femke Dekker Katelin Snyder Teodora Stoica Anne Schellekens



2007 Munich (GER) United States (USA) 6:17.20 Romania (ROU) 6:18.33 Great Britain (GBR) 6:19.66 Brett Sickler Rodica Serban Carla Ashford Lindsay Shoop Viorica Susanu Baz Moffat Anna Goodale Simona Strimbeschi Alice Freeman Samantha Magee Ana-Maria Apachitei Louisa Reeve Anna Cummins Aurica Barascu Natasha Howard Susan Francia Ioana Papuc Alison Knowles Caroline Lind Georgeta Andrunache Katie Solesbury Caryn Davies Doina Ignat Jessica Eddie Mary Whipple Elena Georgescu Caroline O'Connor 2006 Eton (GBR) United States (USA) 5:55.50 Germany (GER) 5:57.29 Australia (AUS) 6:00.29 Brett Sickler Nina Wengert Robyn Selby Smith Megan Cooke Johanna Rönfeldt Joanna Lutz Anna Goodale Christina Gerking Amber Bradley Lindsay Shoop Nadine Schmutzler Sarah Cook Anna Cummins Lenka Wech Kim Crow Susan Francia Maren Derlien Sarah Heard Caroline Lind Nicole Zimmermann Emily Martin Caryn Davies Elke Hipler Kate Hornsey Mary Whipple Annina Ruppel Lizzy Patrick 2005 Gifu (JPN) Australia (AUS) 5:58.10 Romania (ROU) 5:59.50 Netherlands (NED) 5:59.61 Sarah Tait Eniko Barabas Femke Dekker Robyn Selby Smith Georgeta Craciun Nienke Dekkers Sonia Mills Camelia Lupascu Nienke Hommes Kate Hornsey Ana-Maria Apachitei Hurnet Dekkers Emily Martin Elena Serban Annemarieke van Rumpt Fleur Chew Ioana Papuc Laura Posthuma Pauline Frasca Rodica Florea Annemiek de Haan Sarah Heard Simona Strimbeschi Helen Tanger Lizzy Patrick Rodica Anghel Ester Workel



6.2 World Rowing Championships 2009-2012 – International boat classes

Men

Men's Coxed Pair (M2+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 Plovdiv (BUL) Belarus (BLR) 6:55.33 France (FRA) 6:55.93 Canada (CAN) 6:56.61 Stanislau Shtcharbachenia Michael Molina Kai Langerfeld Aliaksandr Kazubovski Benjamin Lang Peter Mcclelland Piotr Piatrynich Benjamin Manceau Dane Lawson 2011 Bled (SLO) Italy (ITA) 6:56.45 Australia (AUS) 6:58.20 Canada (CAN) 7:00.76 Vincenzo Capelli William Lockwood Kevin Light Pierpaolo Frattini James Chapman Steven Vanknotsenburg Niccolo Fanchi David Webster Brian Price 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Australia (AUS) 7:03.32 Italy (ITA) 7:04.38 Germany (GER) 7:06.20 Chris Morgan Paolo Perino Maximilian Munski Dominic Grimm Pierpaolo Frattini Philipp Adamski David Webster Andrea Lenzi Albert Kowert 2009 Poznan (POL) United States (USA) 6:53.58 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:54.58 Germany (GER) 6:55.44 Troy Kepper Jakub Makovicka Philipp Naruhn Henrik Rummel Vaclav Chalupa Florian Eichner Marcus McElhenney Oldrich Hejdusek Tim Behrent

Men's Lightweight Single Sculls (LM1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 Plovdiv (BUL) Denmark (DEN) 6:56.41 Hungary (HUN) 6:57.50 United States (USA) 6:57.88 Henrik Stephansen Peter Galambos Andrew Campbell Jr. 2011 Bled (SLO) Denmark (DEN) 6:54.73 Italy (ITA) 7:01.54 New Zealand (NZL) 7:03.30 Henrik Stephansen Pietro Ruta Duncan Grant 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Italy (ITA) 7:05.82 Slovakia (SVK) 7:08.19 Hungary (HUN) 7:09.86 Marcello Miani Lukas Babac Peter Galambos 2009 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:50.78 Greece (GRE) 6:52.33 Denmark (DEN) 6:56.25 Duncan Grant Vasileios Polymeros Mads Rasmussen

Men's Lightweight Eight (LM8+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 Plovdiv (BUL) Germany (GER) 5:44.10 Italy (ITA) 5:46.78 China (CHN) 5:47.85 Matthias Schömann-Finck Jiri Vlcek Ke Feng Jost Schömann-Finck Catello Amarante Meng Yulia Martin Kühner Salvatore Di Somma Wang Jiahai Jonas Schuetzeberg Davide Riccardi Shi Shuai Christian Hochbruck Livio La Padula Zheng Xiaoyun Jochen Kühner Martino Goretti Hou Zhenwei Bastian Seibt Andrea Caianiello Li Qiang Lars Wichert Matteo Pinca Zhao Jingbin Martin Sauer Gianluca Barattolo Wang Minjian 2011 Bled (SLO) Australia (AUS) 5:44.57 Italy (ITA) 5:44.73 Denmark (DEN) 5:46.75 Tommy Bertrand Luigi Scala Lasse Dittmann Ross Brown Fabrizio Gabriele Daniel Graff Blair Tunevitsch Davide Riccardi Anders Hansen Tom Gibson Gianluca Santi Jens Vilhelmsen Alister Foot Livio La Padula Thorbjoern Patscheider Rod Chisholm Catello Amarante Jacob Larsen Nick Baker Jiri Vlcek Christian Pedersen Darryn Purcell Giorgio Tuccinardi Martin Kristensen David Webster Gianluca Barattolo Emil Blach 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Germany (GER) 5:48.61 Australia (AUS) 5:50.27 Italy (ITA) 5:52.24 Bastian Seibt Ross Brown Luigi Scala Jost Schömann-Finck Angus Tyers Davide Riccardi Jochen Kühner Tommy Bertrand Luca De Maria Lars Wichert Alister Foot Armando Dell'Aquila Daniel Wisgott Nick Baker Matteo Pinca Robby Gerhardt Darryn Purcell Gennaro Gallo Jan Lueke Blair Tunevitsch Livio La Padula Martin Kühner Perry Ward Bruno Mascarenhas Albert Kowert David Webster Vincenzo Di Palma 2009 Poznan (POL) Italy (ITA) 5:33.92 United States (USA) 5:37.15 Netherlands (NED) 5:39.69 Luigi Scala John Dise Thom van den Anker Davide Riccardi Kenneth McMahon Diederick van den Bouwhuijsen

Livio La Padula Ryan Fox Maarten Tromp Martino Goretti Andrew Diebold Jolmer van der Sluis Emiliano Ceccatelli Anthony Fahden Stijn Verwey Gennaro Gallo Matthew Muffelman Rutger Bruil Jiri Vlcek James Sopko Dion van Schie Bruno Mascarenhas Matthew Kochem Joeri Bruschinski



Men's Lightweight Pair (LM2-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 Plovdiv (BUL) Italy (ITA) 6:37.11 Netherlands (NED) 6:37.18 France (FRA) 6:39.88 Luca De Maria Arnoud Greidanus Fabien Tilliet Armando Dell'Aquila Joris Pijs Jean-Christophe Bette 2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:27.59 Italy (ITA) 6:29.07 Germany (GER) 6:29.19 Peter Chambers Luca De Maria Bastian Seibt Kieren Emery Armando Dell'Aquila Lars Wichert 2010 Hamilton (NZL) France (FRA) 7:18.92 New Zealand (NZL) 7:21.39 Canada (CAN) 7:23.79 Fabien Tilliet Graham Oberlin-Brown Matthew Jensen Jean-Christophe Bette James Lassche Rares Crisian 2009 Poznan (POL) France (FRA) 6:29.63 Italy (ITA) 6:31.40 Serbia (SRB) 6:31.58 Fabien Tilliet Andrea Caianiello Nenad Babovic Jean-Christophe Bette Armando Dell'Aquila Milos Tomic

Men's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LM4x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 Plovdiv (BUL) Poland (POL) 5:55.03 Greece (GRE) 5:56.74 China (CHN) 5:57.12 Adam Sobczak Georgios Konsolas Liang Yangyang Mariusz Stanczuk Nikolaos Afentoulis Guo Yang Artur Mikolajczewski Panagiotis Magdanis Fa Guofeng Milosz Jankowski Eleftherios Konsolas Kong Deming (Spyridon Giannaros) 2011 Bled (SLO) Italy (ITA) 6:00.95 Germany (GER) 6:01.08 Denmark (DEN) 6:02.81 Francesco Rigon Michael Wieler Steffen Jensen Daniele Gilardoni Stefan Wallat Martin Batenburg Franco Sancassani Jonas Schuetzeberg Christian Nielsen Stefano Basalini Ingo Voigt Hans Christian Sörensen 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Germany (GER) 6:11.44 France (FRA) 6:14.02 Denmark (DEN) 6:14.94 Linus Lichtschlag Alexandre Pilat Steffen Jensen Jonathan Koch Pierre-Étienne Pollez Martin Batenburg Lars Wichert Stany Delayre Christian Nielsen Lars Hartig Frédéric Dufour Hans Christian Sörensen 2009 Poznan (POL) Italy (ITA) 5:47.50 Germany (GER) 5:49.89 Denmark (DEN) 5:51.67 Franco Sancassani Knud Lange Hans Christian Sörensen

Daniele Gilardoni Lars Wichert Christian Nielsen Lorenzo Bertini Felix Oevermann Rasmus Quist Stefano Basalini Michael Wieler Andreas Ramboel



Women

Women's Four (W4-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) United States (USA) 6:30.30 Australia (AUS) 6:31.18 Netherlands (NED) 6:34.06 Sarah Zelenka Peta White Wianca van Dorp Kara Kohler Renee Chatterton Olivia van Rooijen Emily Regan Pauline Frasca Elisabeth Hogerwerf Sara Hendershot Kate Hornsey Femke Dekker 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Netherlands (NED) 7:21.09 Australia (AUS) 7:23.99 United States (USA) 7:24.56 Chantal Achterberg Sarah Heard Mara Allen Nienke Kingma Sarah Cook Grace Luczak Carline Bouw Pauline Frasca Alison Cox Femke Dekker Kate Hornsey Adrianne Martelli 2009 Poznan (POL) Netherlands (NED) 6:31.34 United States (USA) 6:36.01 Canada (CAN) 6:36.87 Chantal Achterberg Amanda Polk Sarah Waterfield Nienke Kingma Jamie Redman Sandra Kisil Carline Bouw Ellie Logan Jennifer Tuters Femke Dekker Esther Lofgren Emma Darling

Women's Lightweight Single Sculls (LW1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 Plovdiv (BUL) Greece (GRE) 7:32.37 Austria (AUT) 7:37.04 Belarus (BLR) 7:38.93 Alexandra Tsiavou Michaela Taupe Alena Kryvasheyenka 2011 Bled (SLO) Brazil (BRA) 7:44.58 Switzerland (SUI) 7:48.24 Germany (GER) 7:50.44 Fabiana Beltrame Pamela Weisshaupt Lena Müller 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Germany (GER) 7:43.45 New Zealand (NZL) 7:48.48 Italy (ITA) 7:49.04 Marie-Louise Dräger Louise Ayling Laura Milani 2009 Poznan (POL) Switzerland (SUI) 7:36.23 Italy (ITA) 7:37.18 Denmark (DEN) 7:37.42 Pamela Weisshaupt Laura Milani Juliane Elander Rasmussen

Women's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LW4x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 Plovdiv (BUL) Poland (POL) 6:36.17 Denmark (DEN) 6:37.82 Italy (ITA) 6:39.13 Magdalena Kemnitz Helene Olsen Giulia Pollini Jaclyn Halko Sarah Juergensen Enrica Marasca Agnieszka Renc Christina Pultz Elena Coletti Weronika Deresz Sarah Christensen Erika Bello 2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:28.14 China (CHN) 6:30.41 United States (USA) 6:33.91 Stephanie Cullen Pan Dandan Hillary Saeger Imogen Walsh Tang Chanjuan Nicole Dinion Kathryn Twyman Liu Jing Lindsey Hochman Andrea Dennis Yan Xiaohua Katherine Robinson 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Germany (GER) 6:44.94 United States (USA) 6:47.99 China (CHN) 6:49.50 Daniela Reimer Victoria Burke Liu Tingting Marie-Louise Dräger Kristin Hedstrom Wang Xinnan Lena Müller Ursula Grobler Liu Jing Anja Noske Abby Broughton Yan Shimin 2009 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 6:32.91 Great Britain (GBR) 6:35.42 United States (USA) 6:36.88 Lena Müller Stephanie Cullen Hillary Saeger Helke Nieschlag Laura Greenhalgh Lindsey Hochman Laura Tibitanzl Andrea Dennis Stefanie Sydlik Julia Kröger Jane Hall Abby Broughton



6.3 World Rowing Championships 2009-2011 – Current Paralympic boat classes

Men

AS Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 4:58.01 Russia (RUS) 5:00.09 Australia (AUS) 5:04.75 Tom Aggar Alexey Chuvashev Erik Horrie 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 5:19.36 Ukraine (UKR) 5:32.67 New Zealand (NZL) 5:33.39 Tom Aggar Andrii Kryvchun Daniel McBride 2009 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR) 4:51.48 Ukraine (UKR) 5:07.37 Australia (AUS) 5:12.11 Tom Aggar Andrii Kryvchun Benjamin Houlison

Women

AS Women's Single Sculls (ASW1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Ukraine (UKR) 5:39.52 France (FRA) 5:41.39 Israel (ISR) 5:49.97 Alla Lysenko Nathalie Benoit Moran Samuel 2010 Hamilton (NZL) France (FRA) 6:43.18 Brazil (BRA) 6:47.60 Portugal (POR) 7:37.46 Nathalie Benoit Claudia Santos Filomena Franco 2009 Poznan (POL) Ukraine (UKR) 5:25.17 France (FRA) 5:29.95 Belarus (BLR) 5:34.45 Alla Lysenko Nathalie Benoit Liudmila Vauchok

Mixed

TA Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) China (CHN) 4:01.81 France (FRA) 4:02.98 Australia (AUS) 4:05.13 Lou Xiaoxian Perle Bouge John MacLean Fei Tian Ming Stephane Tardieu Kathryn Ross 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Ukraine (UKR) 4:24.71 France (FRA) 4:28.05 Australia (AUS) 4:28.16 Dmytro Ivanov Stephane Tardieu Grant Bailey Iryna Kyrychenko Perle Bouge Kathryn Ross 2009 Poznan (POL) Ukraine (UKR) 4:03.96 Brazil (BRA) 4:04.80 Poland (POL) 4:05.28 Dmytro Ivanov Elton Santana Yolanta Pawlak Iryna Kyrychenko Josiane Lima Piotr Majka

LTA Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 3:27.10 Canada (CAN) 3:31.84 Germany (GER) 3:33.27 Pamela Relph Anthony Theriault Anke Molkenthin Naomi Riches David Blair Christiane Quirin David Smith Victoria Nolan Martin Lossau James Roe Meghan Montgomery Michael Schulz Lily Van Den Broecke Laura Comeau Katrin Splitt 2010 Hamilton (NZL) Canada (CAN) 3:36.53 Great Britain (GBR) 3:37.08 Germany (GER) 3:39.65 Anthony Theriault Kelsie Gibson Christiane Quirin Meghan Montgomery Ryan Chamberlain Michael Schulz Victoria Nolan James Roe Martin Lossau David Blair Katherine Jones Anke Molkenthin Laura Comeau Rhiannon Jones Katrin Splitt 2009 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR) 3:25.33 Italy (ITA) 3:28.44 Germany (GER) 3:28.90 Vicki Hansford Paola Protopapa Marcus Klemp James Roe Luca Agoletto Martin Lossau David Smith Andrea Bozzato Susanne Lackner Naomi Riches Graziana Saccocci Anke Molkenthin Rhiannon Jones Alessandro Franzetti Arne Maury


Historical Results: World Rowing Cup 2010-2013

7. Historical Results: World Rowing Cup 2010-2013

7.1 Current Olympic boat classes (top 3)

Men


2013 Lucerne (SUI) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:37.40 Germany (GER) 6:39.40 Cuba (CUB) 6:44.24 Ondrej Synek Marcel Hacker Angel Rodriguez 2013 Eton (GBR) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:47.70 Great Britain (GBR) 6:49.23 Bulgaria (BUL) 6:49.82 Ondrej Synek Alan Campbell Georgi Bozhilov 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Bulgaria (BUL) 6:58.28 Australia 1 (AUS) 7:01.01 Germany (GER) 7:03.47 Georgi Bozhilov Kieran Kobelke Jost Schömann-Finck 2012 Munich (GER) Germany 1 (GER) 7:07.31 Sweden (SWE) 7:09.27 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:12.74 Marcel Hacker Lassi Karonen Alan Campbell 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:44.54 New Zealand (NZL) 6:45.06 Cuba (CUB) 6:49.56 Ondrej Synek Mahe Drysdale Angel Rodriguez 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:47.82 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:51.33 Cuba (CUB) 6:53.62 Ondrej Synek Alan Campbell Angel Rodriguez 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:16.68 New Zealand (NZL) 7:19.08 Sweden (SWE) 7:21.22 Ondrej Synek Mahe Drysdale Lassi Karonen 2011 Hamburg (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 6:55.02 Sweden (SWE) 6:59.56 United States (USA) 7:00.70 Mahe Drysdale Lassi Karonen Kenneth Jurkowski 2011 Munich (GER) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:46.92 Germany (GER) 6:48.82 Sweden (SWE) 6:52.23 Ondrej Synek Marcel Hacker Lassi Karonen 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:52.82 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:55.21 New Zealand 1 (NZL) 6:58.18 Ondrej Synek Alan Campbell Mahe Drysdale 2010 Munich (GER) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:00.57 Germany 1 (GER) 7:02.32 Norway (NOR) 7:05.88 Ondrej Synek Marcel Hacker Olaf Tufte 2010 Bled (SLO) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:49.58 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:53.76 Germany (GER) 6:54.27 Ondrej Synek Alan Campbell Marcel Hacker


2013 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:21.28 Italy 1 (ITA) 6:26.44 Spain (ESP) 6:28.90 Eric Murray Marco Di Costanzo Alexander Sigurbjornsson Benet Hamish Bond Matteo Castaldo Pau Vela 2013 Eton (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:16.01 Poland (POL) 6:31.74 Romania 1 (ROU) 6:32.81 Eric Murray Wojciech Gutorski Ionel Strungaru Hamish Bond Jaroslaw Godek Florin Curuea 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) France 1 (FRA) 6:29.17 Australia (AUS) 6:33.84 France 2 (FRA) 6:37.38 Germain Chardin James McRae Benjamin Lang Dorian Mortelette Bryn Coudraye Julien Despres 2012 Munich (GER) New Zealand 1 (NZL) 6:42.97 Australia 1 (AUS) 6:47.72 France (FRA) 6:48.72 Eric Murray James Marburg Germain Chardin Hamish Bond Brodie Buckland Dorian Mortelette 2012 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:24.04 Canada 1 (CAN) 6:26.77 Greece 1 (GRE) 6:30.04 Eric Murray David Calder Nikolaos Gkountoulas Hamish Bond Scott Frandsen Apostolos Gkountoulas 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Germany 1 (GER) 6:26.45 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:27.03 Greece 1 (GRE) 6:28.05 Anton Braun George Nash Nikolaos Gkountoulas Felix Drahotta William Satch Apostolos Gkountoulas 2011 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand 1 (NZL) 6:21.76 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:28.16 Canada 1 (CAN) 6:29.47 Eric Murray Peter Reed David Calder Hamish Bond Andrew Triggs-Hodge Scott Frandsen 2011 Hamburg (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 6:20.39 Germany 1 (GER) 6:34.33 South Africa (RSA) 6:35.73 Eric Murray Maximilian Munski Ramon Di Clemente Hamish Bond Felix Drahotta Lawrence Brittain 2011 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:24.67 Italy (ITA) 6:28.37 Greece (GRE) 6:29.85 Peter Reed Lorenzo Carboncini Nikolaos Gkountoulas Andrew Triggs-Hodge Niccolò Mornati Apostolos Gkountoulas 2010 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:25.15 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:27.71 Greece 2 (GRE) 6:31.54 Eric Murray Peter Reed Georgios Tziallas Hamish Bond Andrew Triggs-Hodge Ioannis Christou 2010 Munich (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 6:30.05 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:30.84 Serbia (SRB) 6:43.53 Eric Murray Peter Reed Marko Marjanovic Hamish Bond Andrew Triggs-Hodge Nikola Stojic 2010 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:33.30 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:34.52 Greece 2 (GRE) 6:41.06 Eric Murray Peter Reed Nikolaos Gkountoulas Hamish Bond Andrew Triggs-Hodge Apostolos Gkountoulas

7. Historical Results: World Rowing Cup 2010-2013


7. Historical Results: World Rowing Cup 2010-2013 Historical Results: World Rowing Cup 2010-2013


2013 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:09.84 Italy (ITA) 6:10.95 Germany (GER) 6:11.16 Michael Arms Francesco Fossi Erick Knittel Robert Manson Romano Battisti Stephan Krüger 2013 Eton (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:13.78 Germany (GER) 6:15.05 Great Britain (GBR) 6:16.41 Michael Arms Erick Knittel William Lucas Robert Manson Stephan Krüger Matt Langridge 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) New Zealand (NZL) 6:15.87 Estonia (EST) 6:20.22 Australia (AUS) 6:24.50 Michael Arms Allar Raja Alexander Belonogoff Robert Manson Kaspar Taimsoo Ryan Edwards 2012 Munich (GER) Norway (NOR) 6:35.09 New Zealand (NZL) 6:36.06 Germany 1 (GER) 6:36.81 Nils Hoff Nathan Cohen Erick Knittel Kjetil Borch Joseph Sullivan Stephan Krüger 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 6:14.76 Australia 1 (AUS) 6:15.66 France (FRA) 6:15.74 Erick Knittel David Crawshay Cedric Berrest Stephan Krüger Scott Brennan Julien Bahain 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Germany 1 (GER) 6:09.78 Great Britain (GBR) 6:10.90 Slovenia (SLO) 6:11.11 Erick Knittel William Lucas Luka Spik Stephan Krüger Sam Townsend Iztok Cop 2011 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:29.41 Germany 1 (GER) 6:30.72 Great Britain (GBR) 6:32.07 Nathan Cohen Hans Gruhne Matthew Wells Joseph Sullivan Stephan Krüger Marcus Bateman 2011 Hamburg (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 6:15.10 Argentina (ARG) 6:18.12 Latvia (LAT) 6:18.65 Joseph Sullivan Ariel Suarez Lauris Sire Nathan Cohen Cristian Alberto Rosso Dairis Adamaitis 2011 Munich (GER) Germany 1 (GER) 6:15.38 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:15.43 Germany 2 (GER) 6:16.85 Erick Knittel Matthew Wells Mathias Rocher Stephan Krüger Marcus Bateman Hans Gruhne 2010 Lucerne (SUI) France (FRA) 6:18.51 Great Britain (GBR) 6:19.28 New Zealand (NZL) 6:20.17 Cedric Berrest Matthew Wells Nathan Cohen Julien Bahain Marcus Bateman Joseph Sullivan 2010 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:20.90 France (FRA) 6:22.68 Germany (GER) 6:24.55 Matthew Wells Cedric Berrest Eric Johannesen Marcus Bateman Julien Bahain Sebastian Peter 2010 Bled (SLO) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:26.67 Great Britain 2 (GBR) 6:27.78 Estonia 1 (EST) 6:28.19 Matthew Wells William Lucas Allar Raja Marcus Bateman Sam Townsend Kaspar Taimsoo

Men's Four (M4-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2013 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA) 5:50.78 Australia (AUS) 5:51.63 Italy (ITA) 5:51.70 Grant James William Lockwood Matteo Lodo Seth Weil Alexander Lloyd Paolo Perino Henrik Rummel Spencer Turrin Mario Paonessa Michael Gennaro Josh Dunkley-Smith Giuseppe Vicino 2013 Eton (GBR) Australia (AUS) 5:56.40 Great Britain (GBR) 5:57.74 Romania (ROU) 5:59.88 William Lockwood Alan Sinclair Stefan Nica Alexander Lloyd Nathaniel Reilly-O'Donnell Florin Razvanta Spencer Turrin Scott Durant Alexandru Palamariu Josh Dunkley-Smith Matthew Tarrant Cristi-Ilie Pirghie 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Australia 2 (AUS) 5:58.07 Australia 1 (AUS) 5:59.25 New Zealand (NZL) 6:00.41 William Lockwood Agus Moore Jade Uru James Chapman Alexandra Hill Tobias Wehr-Candler Joshua Booth Spencer Turrin Adam Tripp Josh Dunkley-Smith Alexander Lloyd Robert Kells 2012 Munich (GER) Australia (AUS) 6:10.28 Great Britain (GBR) 6:11.15 Belarus (BLR) 6:13.76 William Lockwood Alex Gregory Vadzim Lialin James Chapman Peter Reed Dzianis Mihal Drew Ginn Tom James Stanislau Shtcharbachenia Josh Dunkley-Smith Andrew Triggs-Hodge Aliaksandr Kazubovski 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 5:50.84 Australia (AUS) 5:51.98 Greece (GRE) 5:56.61 Alex Gregory William Lockwood Stergios Papachristos Peter Reed James Chapman Ioannis Tsilis Tom James Drew Ginn Georgios Tziallas Andrew Triggs-Hodge Josh Dunkley-Smith Ioannis Christou 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Great Britain (GBR) 5:50.29 Greece (GRE) 5:52.64 Belarus (BLR) 5:53.01 Alex Gregory Stergios Papachristos Vadzim Lialin Peter Reed Ioannis Tsamis Dzianis Mihal Tom James Georgios Tziallas Stanislau Shtcharbachenia Andrew Triggs-Hodge Ioannis Christou Aliaksandr Kazubovski 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 5:53.84 Greece (GRE) 5:56.35 United States 1 (USA) 5:57.61 Matt Langridge Stergios Papachristos Giuseppe Lanzone Richard Egington Ioannis Tsilis Brett Newlin Tom James Georgios Tziallas Charlie Cole Alex Gregory Ioannis Christou Scott Gault 2011 Hamburg (GER) Germany 1 (GER) 5:56.54 New Zealand (NZL) 5:57.70 Belarus (BLR) 5:59.82 Eric Johannesen Carl Meyer Vadzim Lialin Andreas Kuffner James Dallinger Dzianis Mihal Richard Schmidt Chris Harris Stanislau Shtcharbachenia Kristof Wilke Ben Hammond Aliaksandr Kazubovski



2011 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 5:52.74 Greece (GRE) 5:55.03 Germany (GER) 5:56.82 Matt Langridge Stergios Papachristos Florian Eichner Richard Egington Ioannis Tsilis Urs Käufer Tom James Georgios Tziallas Maximilian Reinelt Alex Gregory Ioannis Christou Sebastian Schmidt 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 5:55.15 New Zealand 1 (NZL) 5:57.37 France (FRA) 5:57.92 Alex Partridge Sean O'Neill Jean-Baptiste Macquet Richard Egington Hamish Burson Germain Chardin Alex Gregory Jade Uru Julien Despres Matt Langridge David Eade Dorian Mortelette 2010 Munich (GER) Australia 2 (AUS) 5:59.91 United States (USA) 6:01.55 Great Britain (GBR) 6:02.42 William Lockwood Giuseppe Lanzone Alex Partridge Sam Loch Brett Newlin Richard Egington Nick Purnell Henrik Rummel Alex Gregory Josh Dunkley-Smith Joshua Inman Matt Langridge 2010 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.44 Serbia (SRB) 6:08.18 Canada (CAN) 6:09.04 Alex Partridge Milos Vasic Michael Wilkinson Richard Egington Goran Jagar Robert Gibson Alex Gregory Miljan Vukovic Douglas Csima Matt Langridge Radoje Djeric Fraser Berkhout


2013 Lucerne (SUI) France (FRA) 6:13.54 Italy 1 (ITA) 6:15.83 Great Britain (GBR) 6:16.18 Stany Delayre Andrea Micheletti Richard Chambers Jeremie Azou Pietro Ruta Peter Chambers 2013 Eton (GBR) Poland (POL) 6:17.13 Great Britain (GBR) 6:18.26 Norway (NOR) 6:18.31 Artur Mikolajczewski Richard Chambers Kristoffer Brun Milosz Jankowski Peter Chambers Are Strandli 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Great Britain (GBR) 6:26.05 China 2 (CHN) 6:28.08 Portugal (POR) 6:31.64 Adam Freeman-Pask Li Hui Pedro Fraga Richard Chambers Dong Tianfeng Nuno Mendes 2012 Munich (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 6:40.21 France (FRA) 6:40.40 Denmark (DEN) 6:42.98 Storm Uru Stany Delayre Mads Rasmussen Peter Taylor Jeremie Azou Rasmus Quist 2012 Lucerne (SUI) France (FRA) 6:22.78 New Zealand (NZL) 6:24.32 Denmark (DEN) 6:24.97 Stany Delayre Storm Uru Mads Rasmussen Jeremie Azou Peter Taylor Rasmus Quist 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Great Britain (GBR) 6:19.71 Greece (GRE) 6:20.12 Italy (ITA) 6:20.65 Zac Purchase Panagiotis Magdanis Lorenzo Bertini Mark Hunter Eleftherios Konsolas Elia Luini 2011 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:26.16 Italy (ITA) 6:28.41 Denmark (DEN) 6:29.39 Storm Uru Lorenzo Bertini Mads Rasmussen Peter Taylor Elia Luini Rasmus Quist 2011 Hamburg (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 6:24.57 China (CHN) 6:27.01 Portugal (POR) 6:28.09 Storm Uru Zhang Fangbing Pedro Fraga Peter Taylor Wang Tiexin Nuno Mendes 2011 Munich (GER) Germany (GER) 6:18.25 France (FRA) 6:19.33 Denmark 1 (DEN) 6:21.15 Linus Lichtschlag Jeremie Azou Mads Rasmussen Lars Hartig Frédéric Dufour Rasmus Quist 2010 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:21.98 Germany (GER) 6:24.51 Canada (CAN) 6:24.88 Storm Uru Linus Lichtschlag Doug Vandor Peter Taylor Lars Hartig Cameron Sylvester 2010 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:26.56 New Zealand (NZL) 6:27.60 Germany (GER) 6:30.75 Zac Purchase Storm Uru Linus Lichtschlag Mark Hunter Peter Taylor Lars Hartig 2010 Bled (SLO) Canada (CAN) 6:27.80 Italy 2 (ITA) 6:31.87 France (FRA) 6:33.24 Doug Vandor Lorenzo Bertini Jeremie Azou Cameron Sylvester Elia Luini Remi Di Girolamo


2013 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 5:53.52 Denmark (DEN) 5:55.49 Netherlands (NED) 5:58.16 James Hunter Kasper Winther Arnoud Greidanus James Lassche Jacob Larsen Joris Pijs Peter Taylor Jacob Barsoe Bjorn van den Ende Curtis Rapley Morten Jørgensen Tim Heijbrock 2013 Eton (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 5:49.46 Denmark (DEN) 5:49.50 Great Britain (GBR) 5:53.94 James Hunter Kasper Winther Adam Freeman-Pask James Lassche Jacob Larsen William Fletcher Peter Taylor Jacob Barsoe Jonathan Clegg Curtis Rapley Morten Jørgensen Chris Bartley 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) New Zealand (NZL) 5:58.98 Great Britain (GBR) 6:02.75 Australia 1 (AUS) 6:05.01 James Lassche Peter Chambers Nick Silcox James Hunter Jonathan Clegg Alister Foot Peter Taylor Christopher Boddy Blair Tunevitsch Curtis Rapley Chris Bartley Darryn Purcell 2012 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:16.34 Australia (AUS) 6:18.81 Denmark (DEN) 6:19.49 Peter Chambers Anthony Edwards Kasper Winther Robert Williams Sam Beltz Morten Jørgensen Richard Chambers Ben Cureton Jacob Barsoe Chris Bartley Todd Skipworth Eskild Ebbesen



2012 Lucerne (SUI) China (CHN) 5:53.10 South Africa (RSA) 5:53.71 Great Britain (GBR) 5:54.96 Yu Chenggang James Thompson Paul Mattick Huang Zhe Matthew Brittain Robert Williams Zhang Guolin John Smith Richard Chambers Wang Tiexin Lawrence Ndlovu Chris Bartley 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Denmark (DEN) 6:01.17 Great Britain (GBR) 6:02.23 China (CHN) 6:03.51 Kasper Winther Peter Chambers Yu Chenggang Morten Jørgensen Robert Williams Huang Zhe Jacob Barsoe Richard Chambers Zhang Guolin Eskild Ebbesen Chris Bartley Wang Tiexin 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 6:03.66 Italy (ITA) 6:04.79 Denmark (DEN) 6:05.07 Richard Chambers Daniele Danesin Kasper Winther Peter Chambers Andrea Caianiello Morten Jørgensen Paul Mattick Marcello Miani Jacob Barsoe Robert Williams Martino Goretti Eskild Ebbesen 2011 Hamburg (GER) Denmark (DEN) 6:04.81 China 1 (CHN) 6:05.33 Germany 1 (GER) 6:06.47 Kasper Winther Li Lei Matthias Schömann-Finck Morten Jørgensen Yu Chenggang Jost Schömann-Finck Jacob Barsoe Huang Zhe Jochen Kühner Eskild Ebbesen Li Zhongwei Martin Kühner 2011 Munich (GER) Denmark 1 (DEN) 6:00.17 France (FRA) 6:00.44 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:00.46 Kasper Winther Nicolas Moutton Richard Chambers Morten Jørgensen Guillaume Raineau Paul Mattick Jacob Barsoe Franck Solforosi Robert Williams Eskild Ebbesen Fabrice Moreau Chris Bartley 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 6:01.07 Denmark 1 (DEN) 6:01.14 Italy (ITA) 6:02.21 Richard Chambers Christian Pedersen Jiri Vlcek Paul Mattick Jens Vilhelmsen Daniele Danesin Robert Williams Kasper Winther Andrea Caianiello Chris Bartley Morten Jørgensen Martino Goretti 2010 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.72 Denmark (DEN) 6:08.18 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:08.56 Richard Chambers Christian Pedersen Jan Vetesnik Paul Mattick Lasse Dittmann Ondrej Vetesnik Robert Williams Kasper Winther Jiri Kopac Chris Bartley Morten Jørgensen Miroslav Vrastil Jr 2010 Bled (SLO) Denmark 1 (DEN) 6:02.49 Great Britain (GBR) 6:03.96 Italy (ITA) 6:05.01 Christian Pedersen Richard Chambers Jiri Vlcek Jens Vilhelmsen Paul Mattick Daniele Danesin Kasper Winther Robert Williams Andrea Caianiello Morten Jørgensen Chris Bartley Martino Goretti


2013 Lucerne (SUI) Croatia (CRO) 5:39.63 Germany (GER) 5:41.78 Estonia (EST) 5:44.48 David Sain Karl Schulze Kaur Kuslap Martin Sinkovic Paul Heinrich Allar Raja Damir Martin Lauritz Schoof Sten-Erik Anderson Valent Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Kaspar Taimsoo 2013 Eton (GBR) Croatia (CRO) 5:37.34 Germany (GER) 5:40.84 Estonia (EST) 5:44.17 David Sain Karl Schulze Kaur Kuslap Martin Sinkovic Paul Heinrich Allar Raja Damir Martin Lauritz Schoof Sten-Erik Anderson Valent Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Kaspar Taimsoo 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Great Britain (GBR) 5:49.93 New Zealand (NZL) 5:53.20 Australia 1 (AUS) 5:56.69 William Lucas Nathan Cohen Chris Morgan Graeme Thomas Fergus Fauvel Thomas Swann Charles Cousins Nathan Flannery Shane Jackson Sam Townsend Hayden Cohen Nick Purnell 2012 Munich (GER) Croatia (CRO) 5:56.22 Germany (GER) 5:58.85 Italy 1 (ITA) 6:00.28 David Sain Karl Schulze Matteo Stefanini Martin Sinkovic Philipp Wende Francesco Fossi Damir Martin Lauritz Schoof Pierpaolo Frattini Valent Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Simone Raineri 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Croatia (CRO) 5:42.42 Germany (GER) 5:43.22 Russia (RUS) 5:44.61 David Sain Karl Schulze Vladislav Ryabcev Martin Sinkovic Philipp Wende Aleksei Svirin Damir Martin Lauritz Schoof Nikita Morgachev Valent Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Sergei Fedorovtsev 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Croatia (CRO) 5:46.73 Germany (GER) 5:47.77 Estonia (EST) 5:50.82 David Sain Karl Schulze Andrei Jamsa Martin Sinkovic Philipp Wende Allar Raja Damir Martin Lauritz Schoof Tonu Endrekson Valent Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Kaspar Taimsoo 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 5:47.48 Great Britain (GBR) 5:51.14 Australia (AUS) 5:51.71 Karl Schulze Tom Solesbury Chris Morgan Philipp Wende Stephen Rowbotham James McRae Lauritz Schoof Sam Townsend Karsten Forsterling Tim Grohmann William Lucas Dan Noonan 2011 Hamburg (GER) Croatia (CRO) 5:50.10 Germany (GER) 5:50.93 Russia (RUS) 5:56.97 David Sain Karl Schulze Vladislav Ryabcev Martin Sinkovic Philipp Wende Igor Salov Damir Martin Lauritz Schoof Nikita Morgachev Valent Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Sergei Fedorovtsev



2011 Munich (GER) Germany (GER) 5:43.79 Croatia (CRO) 5:46.35 Ukraine 1 (UKR) 5:46.60 Tim Grohmann David Sain Yuriy Ivanov Philipp Wende Martin Sinkovic Ivan Futryk Karl Schulze Damir Martin Olexandr Nadtoka Lauritz Schoof Valent Sinkovic Ivan Dovgodko 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Croatia (CRO) 5:47.24 Germany (GER) 5:47.50 Great Britain (GBR) 5:52.42 David Sain Hans Gruhne Charles Cousins Martin Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Sam Townsend Damir Martin Lauritz Schoof William Lucas Valent Sinkovic Mathias Rocher Stephen Rowbotham 2010 Munich (GER) Croatia (CRO) 5:49.91 Germany (GER) 5:52.31 Great Britain (GBR) 5:54.17 David Sain Stephan Krüger Stephen Rowbotham Martin Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Charles Cousins Damir Martin Lauritz Schoof William Lucas Valent Sinkovic Mathias Rocher Sam Townsend 2010 Bled (SLO) Croatia (CRO) 5:51.49 Italy (ITA) 5:55.16 Poland (POL) 5:57.26 David Sain Matteo Stefanini Konrad Wasielewski Martin Sinkovic Alessio Sartori Marek Kolbowicz Damir Martin Simone Venier Michal Jelinski Valent Sinkovic Simone Raineri Adam Korol

Men's Eight (M8+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2013 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA) 5:22.26 Germany (GER) 5:22.64 Netherlands (NED) 5:25.65 Ian Silveira Maximilian Munski Sjoerd de Groot Ross James Hannes Ocik Ruben Knab Nareg Guregian Maximilian Reinelt Gerbren Spoelstra Austin Hack Kristof Wilke Thomas Doornbos Glenn Ochal Anton Braun Vincent van der Want Stephen Kasprzak Felix Drahotta Harold Langen Thomas Dethlefs Richard Schmidt David Kuiper Thomas Peszek Eric Johannesen Govert Viergever Zachary Vlahos Martin Sauer Peter Wiersum 2013 Eton (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 5:25.93 Poland (POL) 5:26.36 France (FRA) 5:29.54 Oliver Cook Zbigniew Schodowski Sebastien Lente Daniel Ritchie Michal Szpakowski Benoit Brunet Tom Ransley Marcin Brzezinski Benoit Demey James Foad Piotr Hojka Matthieu Androdias Mohamed Sbihi Mikolaj Burda Jean-Baptiste Macquet William Satch Piotr Juszczak Thibaut Verhoeven Peter Reed Krystian Aranowski Benjamin Lang Andrew Triggs-Hodge Rafal Hejmej Julien Despres Phelan Hill Daniel Trojanowski Benjamin Manceau 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Great Britain (GBR) 5:29.90 United States (USA) 5:31.73 Australia 1 (AUS) 5:35.05 Daniel Ritchie Grant James Jordan Hooper Tom Ransley David Banks Matthew John Cochran Lance Tredell Nareg Guregian George Ellis Matthew Gotrel Brandon Shald Christopher Cunningham-Reid Mohamed Sbihi Stephen Kasprzak Jack Hargreaves Alex Gregory Thomas Dethlefs Nicholas Wheatley Peter Reed Thomas Peszek Thomas Sacre Andrew Triggs-Hodge Michael Gennaro Scott Laidler Phelan Hill Stephen Young Jr David Webster 2012 Munich (GER) Poland (POL) 5:40.03 Australia (AUS) 5:41.40 Great Britain (GBR) 5:42.99 Marcin Brzezinski Sam Loch Greg Searle Piotr Juszczak Francis Hegerty Alex Partridge Mikolaj Burda Cameron McKenzie-McHarg Marcus Bateman Piotr Hojka Joshua Booth Mohamed Sbihi Zbigniew Schodowski Thomas Swann Tom Ransley Michal Szpakowski Nick Purnell Richard Egington Krystian Aranowski Matthew Ryan Matt Langridge Rafal Hejmej Bryn Coudraye James Foad Daniel Trojanowski Toby Lister Phelan Hill 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 5:27.47 Great Britain (GBR) 5:28.64 Canada (CAN) 5:29.62 Philipp Adamski Greg Searle Gabe Bergen Andreas Kuffner Alex Partridge Douglas Csima Eric Johannesen Marcus Bateman Robert Gibson Maximilian Reinelt Tom Ransley Conlin McCabe Richard Schmidt Mohamed Sbihi Malcolm Howard Lukas Müller Richard Egington Andrew Byrnes Florian Mennigen Matt Langridge Jeremiah Brown Kristof Wilke James Foad Will Crotheers Martin Sauer Phelan Hill Brian Price 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Germany (GER) 5:26.78 Great Britain (GBR) 5:29.93 Netherlands (NED) 5:30.21 Philipp Adamski Nathaniel Reilly- O'Donnell Diederik Simon Andreas Kuffner Alex Partridge Rogier Blink Eric Johannesen Richard Egington Matthijs Vellenga Maximilian Reinelt Tom Ransley Roel Braas Richard Schmidt Greg Searle Sjoerd Hamburger Lukas Müller Mohamed Sbihi Jozef Klaassen Florian Mennigen James Foad Olivier Siegelaar Kristof Wilke Matt Langridge Mitchel Steenman Martin Sauer Phelan Hill Peter Wiersum



2011 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 5:43.52 Netherlands (NED) 5:45.31 Great Britain (GBR) 5:45.35 Gregor Hauffe David Kuiper Alex Partridge Andreas Kuffner Matthijs Vellenga James Foad Eric Johannesen Roel Braas Cameron Nichol Maximilian Reinelt Boaz Meylink Nathaniel Reilly-O'Donnell Richard Schmidt Sjoerd Hamburger Mohamed Sbihi Lukas Müller Robert Luecken Greg Searle Florian Mennigen Olivier Siegelaar Tom Ransley Kristof Wilke Diederik Simon Daniel Ritchie Martin Sauer Peter Wiersum Phelan Hill 2011 Hamburg (GER) Germany (GER) 5:35.79 Poland (POL) 5:37.67 Czech Republic (CZE) 5:39.78 Gregor Hauffe Marcin Brzezinski Jiri Srna Urs Käufer Rafal Hejmej Kornel Altman Florian Eichner Dariusz Radosz David Szabo Florian Mennigen Piotr Hojka Jan Pilic Maximilian Reinelt Mikolaj Burda Jakub Podrazil Lukas Müller Piotr Juszczak Jakub Koloc Toni Seifert Krystian Aranowski Petr Melichar Sebastian Schmidt Michal Szpakowski Matyas Klang Martin Sauer Daniel Trojanowski Martin Suma 2011 Munich (GER) Germany (GER) 5:26.75 Great Britain (GBR) 5:28.06 Poland (POL) 5:28.82 Gregor Hauffe Alex Partridge Marcin Brzezinski Andreas Kuffner Nathaniel Reilly- O'Donnell Rafal Hejmej Eric Johannesen Cameron Nichol Dariusz Radosz Florian Mennigen William Satch Piotr Hojka Richard Schmidt Mohamed Sbihi Mikolaj Burda Lukas Müller Greg Searle Piotr Juszczak Toni Seifert Tom Ransley Krystian Aranowski Kristof Wilke Daniel Ritchie Michal Szpakowski Martin Sauer Phelan Hill Daniel Trojanowski 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 5:30.32 Australia (AUS) 5:31.31 Great Britain (GBR) 5:32.23 Gregor Hauffe Thomas Larkins Tom Wilkinson Maximilian Reinelt Thomas Swann James Clarke Kristof Wilke Fergus Pragnell James Orme Florian Mennigen Brodie Buckland James Foad Richard Schmidt William Lockwood Mohamed Sbihi Lukas Müller Sam Loch Greg Searle Toni Seifert Nick Purnell Tom Broadway Sebastian Schmidt Josh Dunkley-Smith Daniel Ritchie Martin Sauer Toby Lister Phelan Hill 2010 Munich (GER) Germany (GER) 5:44.22 China (CHN) 5:47.29 Great Britain (GBR) 5:50.39 Gregor Hauffe Zhu Ziqiang Nathaniel Reilly- O'Donnell Maximilian Reinelt Zheng Xiaolong James Clarke Kristof Wilke Xue Feng James Orme Florian Mennigen Pang Shuqiang James Foad Richard Schmidt Guo Xiaobing Mohamed Sbihi Lukas Müller Li Dongjian Greg Searle Toni Seifert Wu Lin Tom Broadway Sebastian Schmidt Sun Zhaowen Daniel Ritchie Martin Sauer Zhang Dechang Phelan Hill 2010 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 5:36.61 Netherlands (NED) 5:37.74 Poland (POL) 5:38.94 Nathaniel Reilly- O'Donnell Vincent van der Want Rafal Hejmej James Clarke Boaz Meylink Krystian Aranowski James Orme Kaj Hendriks Michal Szpakowski James Foad Jozef Klaassen Slawomir Kruszkowski Mohamed Sbihi Mechiel Versluis Piotr Hojka Greg Searle Derk Noordhuis Marcin Brzezinski Peter Reed Olaf van Andel Wojciech Gutorski Daniel Ritchie Diederik Simon Mikolaj Burda Phelan Hill Peter Wiersum Daniel Trojanowski



Women


2013 Lucerne (SUI) Australia (AUS) 7:14.35 United States (USA) 7:16.08 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:16.44 Kim Crow Ellie Logan Mirka Knapkova 2013 Eton (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 7:25.12 Sweden (SWE) 7:27.93 United States (USA) 7:28.31 Emma Twigg Frida Svensson Ellie Logan 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Australia (AUS) 7:35.80 China 1 (CHN) 7:39.23 United States 1 (USA) 7:41.18 Kim Crow Tang Bin Ellie Logan 2012 Munich (GER) Belarus (BLR) 7:52.74 New Zealand 1 (NZL) 7:56.22 Lithuania 1 (LTU) 7:58.60 Ekaterina Karsten Emma Twigg Donata Vistartaite 2012 Lucerne (SUI) China (CHN) 7:25.49 Australia (AUS) 7:26.42 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:26.91 Zhang Xiuyun Kim Crow Mirka Knapkova 2012 Belgrade (SRB) China (CHN) 7:24.15 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:27.55 Azerbaijan (AZE) 7:29.71 Zhang Xiuyun Mirka Knapkova Nataliya Mustafayeva 2011 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand 1 (NZL) 8:03.62 China (CHN) 8:05.57 Czech Republic (CZE) 8:05.76 Emma Twigg Zhang Xiuyun Mirka Knapkova 2011 Hamburg (GER) Belarus (BLR) 7:34.85 New Zealand (NZL) 7:36.77 Germany 1 (GER) 7:39.44 Ekaterina Karsten Emma Twigg Ann-Katrin Thiele 2011 Munich (GER) Belarus (BLR) 7:24.93 Germany (GER) 7:26.53 China (CHN) 7:26.88 Ekaterina Karsten Ann-Katrin Thiele Zhang Xiuyun 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Belarus (BLR) 7:31.27 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:33.57 Sweden (SWE) 7:37.32 Ekaterina Karsten Mirka Knapkova Frida Svensson 2010 Munich (GER) Belarus (BLR) 7:35.86 Russia (RUS) 7:41.19 Australia 2 (AUS) 7:43.58 Ekaterina Karsten Yulia Levina Kim Crow 2010 Bled (SLO) Belarus (BLR) 7:36.03 New Zealand (NZL) 7:38.20 China (CHN) 7:42.83 Ekaterina Karsten Emma Twigg Tang Bin

Women's Pair (W2-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2013 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 7:01.39 New Zealand (NZL) 7:02.35 United States (USA) 7:06.24 Helen Glover Kayla Pratt Teylor Goestzinger Polly Swann Rebecca Scown Meghan Musnicki 2013 Eton (GBR) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:58.26 New Zealand (NZL) 7:00.41 Germany (GER) 7:06.87 Helen Glover Kayla Pratt Kerstin Hartmann Polly Swann Rebecca Scown Marlene Sinnig 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:03.55 United States 2 (USA) 7:07.77 Australia 1 (AUS) 7:12.32 Helen Glover Meghan Musnicki Tess Gerrand Polly Swann Caroline Lind Katrina Bateman 2012 Munich (GER) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:33.81 New Zealand (NZL) 7:37.62 Romania (ROU) 7:42.08 Helen Glover Juliette Haigh Georgeta Andrunache Heather Stanning Rebecca Scown Viorica Susanu 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:02.14 United States 1 (USA) 7:04.09 New Zealand (NZL) 7:05.98 Helen Glover Erin Cafaro Juliette Haigh Heather Stanning Ellie Logan Rebecca Scown 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:00.61 United States 1 (USA) 7:01.79 United States 2 (USA) 7:03.47 Helen Glover Erin Cafaro Caroline Lind Heather Stanning Ellie Logan Taylor Ritzel 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 7:00.66 New Zealand (NZL) 7:01.32 United States 1 (USA) 7:06.96 Helen Glover Juliette Haigh Caroline Lind Heather Stanning Rebecca Scown Taylor Ritzel 2011 Hamburg (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 7:10.41 South Africa (RSA) 7:15.25 Germany (GER) 7:17.33 Juliette Haigh Naydene Smith Kerstin Hartmann Rebecca Scown Lee-Ann Persse Marlene Sinnig 2011 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 7:07.05 United States 1 (USA) 7:09.77 Netherlands 2 (NED) 7:11.50 Helen Glover Susan Francia Chantal Achterberg Heather Stanning Meghan Musnicki Nienke Kingma 2010 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 7:09.57 United States 2 (USA) 7:14.24 Canada (CAN) 7:15.73 Juliette Haigh Susan Francia Krista Guloien Rebecca Scown Meghan Musnicki Ashley Brzozowicz 2010 Munich (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 7:15.64 Romania 2 (ROU) 7:21.51 China 1 (CHN) 7:22.03 Juliette Haigh Adelina Cojocariu Li Tong Rebecca Scown Nicoleta Albu Li Meng 2010 Bled (SLO) Canada (CAN) 7:20.60 China 1 (CHN) 7:22.81 United States 1 (USA) 7:22.86 Krista Guloien Li Meng Susan Francia Ashley Brzozowicz Li Tong Erin Cafaro


2013 Lucerne (SUI) Lithuania (LTU) 6:42.44 New Zealand (NZL) 6:42.46 United States 1 (USA) 6:45.29 Donata Vistartaite Fiona Bourke Meghan O'Leary Milda Valciukaite Zoe Stevenson Ellen Tomek 2013 Eton (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:52.60 Denmark (DEN) 6:53.41 China 2 (CHN) 6:57.81 Frances Houghton Mette Petersen Xu Dongxiang Victoria Meyer-Laker Lisbet Jacobsen Pan Feihong 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) New Zealand (NZL) 6:56.93 China 1 (CHN) 6:59.29 Great Britain 2 (GBR) 7:02.10 Fiona Bourke Tian Liang Frances Houghton Zoe Stevenson Zhang Yangyang Victoria Meyer-Laker



2012 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 7:09.90 Australia (AUS) 7:11.92 Poland (POL) 7:19.07 Anna Watkins Kim Crow Magdalena Fularczyk Katherine Grainger Brooke Pratley Julia Michalska 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 6:52.52 Poland (POL) 6:55.00 Germany 1 (GER) 6:55.42 Anna Watkins Magdalena Fularczyk Britta Oppelt Katherine Grainger Julia Michalska Ann-Katrin Thiele 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Great Britain (GBR) 6:50.35 Germany (GER) 6:51.03 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:53.90 Anna Watkins Ann-Katrin Thiele Lenka Antosova Katherine Grainger Britta Oppelt Jitka Antošová 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:54.34 Australia (AUS) 6:55.75 Ukraine 1 (UKR) 6:58.92 Anna Watkins Kerry Hore Anastasiya Kozhenkova Katherine Grainger Kim Crow Yana Dementyeva 2011 Hamburg (GER) Poland (POL) 7:00.92 Germany 1 (GER) 7:03.74 Belarus 1 (BLR) 7:05.05 Magdalena Fularczyk Sophie Dunsing Tatsiana Kukhta Julia Michalska Nina Wengert Yulia Bichik 2011 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:57.52 United States (USA) 7:00.26 Belarus 1 (BLR) 7:05.35 Melanie Wilson Sarah Trowbridge Yulia Bichik Katherine Grainger Kathleen Bertko Tatsiana Kukhta 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:50.53 Australia (AUS) 6:52.60 United States 1 (USA) 6:57.39 Anna Watkins Sally Kehoe Stesha Carle Katherine Grainger Kim Crow Kathleen Bertko 2010 Munich (GER) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:02.39 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:04.75 Germany 1 (GER) 7:05.48 Anna Watkins Lenka Antosova Ann-Katrin Thiele Katherine Grainger Jitka Antošová Julia Richter 2010 Bled (SLO) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:06.14 China 1 (CHN) 7:07.20 United States (USA) 7:09.44 Katherine Grainger Tian Liang Stesha Carle Anna Watkins Zhang Yangyang Kathleen Bertko


2013 Lucerne (SUI) Italy (ITA) 6:52.41 United States (USA) 6:55.36 New Zealand (NZL) 6:57.31 Laura Milani Kristin Hedstrom Julia Edward Elisabetta Sancassani Kathleen Bertko Lucy Strack 2013 Eton (GBR) Germany (GER) 6:58.27 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:59.96 Sweden (SWE) 7:00.37 Lena Müller Kathryn Twyman Cecilia Lilja Anja Noske Imogen Walsh Emma Fred 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) New Zealand (NZL) 6:58.15 Australia 2 (AUS) 6:59.91 Great Britain (GBR) 7:01.02 Julia Edward Alice McNamara Kathryn Twyman Lucy Strack Maia Simmonds Imogen Walsh 2012 Munich (GER) New Zealand (NZL) 7:22.88 Denmark (DEN) 7:24.31 Germany (GER) 7:24.46 Louise Ayling Anne Thomsen Lena Müller Julia Edward Juliane Elander Rasmussen Anja Noske 2012 Lucerne (SUI) China 1 (CHN) 7:04.14 New Zealand (NZL) 7:04.39 Greece (GRE) 7:04.79 Xu Dongxiang Louise Ayling Christina Giazitzidou Huang Wenyi Julia Edward Alexandra Tsiavou 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Greece (GRE) 6:55.04 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:55.51 China 1 (CHN) 6:56.01 Christina Giazitzidou Sophie Hosking Xu Dongxiang Alexandra Tsiavou Katherine Copeland Huang Wenyi 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Canada (CAN) 7:01.71 Great Britain (GBR) 7:03.81 United States 1 (USA) 7:04.81 Lindsay Jennerich Hester Goodsell Kristin Hedstrom Tracy Cameron Sophie Hosking Julie Nichols 2011 Hamburg (GER) United States (USA) 7:10.90 Germany 1 (GER) 7:12.28 Denmark (DEN) 7:12.66 Kristin Hedstrom Marie-Louise Dräger Anne Thomsen Julie Nichols Anja Noske Juliane Elander Rasmussen 2011 Munich (GER) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:59.36 Great Britain 2 (GBR) 7:00.71 United States (USA) 7:02.42 Hester Goodsell Kathryn Twyman Kristin Hedstrom Sophie Hosking Andrea Dennis Julie Nichols 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Australia (AUS) 7:07.85 Great Britain (GBR) 7:09.18 Greece (GRE) 7:10.80 Alice McNamara Hester Goodsell Triantafyllia Kalampoka Hannah Every-Hall Sophie Hosking Christina Giazitzidou 2010 Munich (GER) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:10.74 China (CHN) 7:13.58 Germany (GER) 7:15.12 Hester Goodsell Liu Jing Daniela Reimer Sophie Hosking Huang Wenyi Anja Noske 2010 Bled (SLO) United States (USA) 7:07.75 Great Britain 1 (GBR) 7:13.11 Greece (GRE) 7:17.09 Abby Broughton Hester Goodsell Triantafyllia Kalampoka Ursula Grobler Sophie Hosking Christina Giazitzidou


2013 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 6:18.97 Poland (POL) 6:20.93 Australia (AUS) 6:22.73 Ann-Katrin Thiele Sylwia Lewandowska Rebekah Hooper Carina Baer Joanna Leszczynska Jessica Hall Julia Richter Magdalena Fularczyk Maddie Edmunds Britta Oppelt Natalia Madaj Olympia Aldersley 2013 Eton (GBR) Germany (GER) 6:21.00 Poland (POL) 6:23.08 Australia (AUS) 6:26.65 Ann-Katrin Thiele Sylwia Lewandowska Rebekah Hooper Carina Baer Joanna Leszczynska Jessica Hall Julia Richter Magdalena Fularczyk Maddie Edmunds Lisa Schmidla Natalia Madaj Olympia Aldersley 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Australia (AUS) 6:21.94 United States (USA) 6:26.51 New Zealand (NZL) 6:26.75 Sarah Perkins Megan Kalmoe Sarah Gray Jessica Hall Esther Lofgren Georgia Perry Maddie Edmunds Susan Francia Genevieve Armstrong Olympia Aldersley Ellie Logan Erin Shelton



2012 Munich (GER) Ukraine (UKR) 6:33.08 Germany (GER) 6:37.15 Great Britain (GBR) 6:37.57 Katerina Tarasenko Julia Richter Melanie Wilson Nataliya Dovgodko Carina Baer Debbie Flood Anastasiya Kozhenkova Ann-Katrin Thiele Frances Houghton Yana Dementyeva Britta Oppelt Beth Rodford 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Ukraine (UKR) 6:15.37 Germany 1 (GER) 6:19.40 United States 1 (USA) 6:21.45 Katerina Tarasenko Julia Richter Stesha Carle Nataliya Dovgodko Carina Baer Natalie Dell Anastasiya Kozhenkova Tina Manker Adrianne Martelli Yana Dementyeva Stephanie Schiller Kathleen Bertko 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Ukraine (UKR) 6:20.37 Germany (GER) 6:22.90 Great Britain (GBR) 6:25.23 Anastasiya Kozhenkova Lisa Schmidla Beth Rodford Yana Dementyeva Carina Baer Melanie Wilson Olena Buryak Tina Manker Frances Houghton Katerina Tarasenko Stephanie Schiller Victoria Thornley 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 6:34.44 Great Britain (GBR) 6:35.28 New Zealand (NZL) 6:37.59 Julia Richter Melanie Wilson Sarah Gray Tina Manker Beth Rodford Louise Trappitt Stephanie Schiller Annie Vernon Fiona Bourke Britta Oppelt Debbie Flood Eve MacFarlane 2011 Hamburg (GER) Germany (GER) 6:26.87 Ukraine (UKR) 6:29.32 New Zealand (NZL) 6:35.19 Julia Richter Katerina Tarasenko Sarah Gray Tina Manker Olena Buryak Fiona Bourke Stephanie Schiller Anastasiya Kozhenkova Louise Trappitt Britta Oppelt Yana Dementyeva Eve MacFarlane 2011 Munich (GER) Ukraine 1 (UKR) 6:17.14 Germany 1 (GER) 6:19.58 Great Britain (GBR) 6:22.42 Katerina Tarasenko Julia Richter Debbie Flood Olena Buryak Carina Baer Beth Rodford Anastasiya Kozhenkova Stephanie Schiller Frances Houghton Yana Dementyeva Britta Oppelt Annie Vernon 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 6:23.50 Ukraine (UKR) 6:24.78 Germany (GER) 6:25.26 Annie Vernon Anastasiya Kozhenkova Britta Oppelt Beth Rodford Tatjana Kolesnikova Carina Baer Anna Watkins Katerina Tarasenko Tina Manker Katherine Grainger Yana Dementyeva Julia Richter 2010 Munich (GER) Germany 1 (GER) 6:30.70 Great Britain (GBR) 6:31.96 China 1 (CHN) 6:37.23 Britta Oppelt Annie Vernon Jiang Yan Carina Baer Beth Rodford Zhang Min Tina Manker Anna Watkins Cao Ting Stephanie Schiller Katherine Grainger Jin Ziwei 2010 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:26.65 Ukraine (UKR) 6:29.43 Switzerland (SUI) 6:34.36 Annie Vernon Katerina Tarasenko Regina Naunheim Beth Rodford Tatjana Kolesnikova Nora Fiechter Anna Watkins Anastasiya Kozhenkova Katja Hauser Katherine Grainger Yana Dementyeva Martina Ernst


2013 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA) 5:54.16 Romania (ROU) 6:00.42 Canada (CAN) 6:01.61 Amanda Polk Roxana Cogianu Jennifer Martins Kerry Simmonds Ionelia Zaharia Lisa Roman Emily Regan Cristina Mihaela Ilie Susanne Grainger Lauren Schmetterling Ioana Craciun Carolyn Ganes Grace Luczak Adelina Cojocariu Sarah Black Caroline Lind Irina Dorneanu Christine Roper Victoria Opitz Camelia Lupascu Natalie Mastracci Heidi Robbins Nicoleta Albu Cristy Nurse Katelin Snyder Daniela Druncea Kristen Kit 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Australia (AUS) 6:06.98 United States (USA) 6:07.83 Canada (CAN) 6:10.47 Hannah Vermeersch Adrianne Martelli Krista Guloien Renee Chatterton Ellen Tomek Kerry Maher Genevieve Horton Sara Hendershot Carolyn Ganes Katrina Bateman Amanda Polk Katharine Goodfellow Tess Gerrand Grace Luczak Christine Roper Alexandra Hagan Taylor Ritzel Ashley Brzozowicz Charlotte Sutherland Meghan Musnicki Darcy Marquardt Lucy Stephan Caroline Lind Sarah Black Lizzy Patrick Leigh Carroll Lesley Thompson-Willie 2012 Munich (GER) Canada (CAN) 6:19.31 Romania (ROU) 6:20.72 Great Britain (GBR) 6:22.31 Janine Hanson Roxana Cogianu Olivia Whitlam Rachelle Viinberg Nicoleta Albu Emily Taylor Krista Guloien Cristina Grigoras Jessica Eddie Lauren Wilkinson Irina Dorneanu Louisa Reeve Natalie Mastracci Camelia Lupascu Natasha Page Ashley Brzozowicz Eniko Mironcic Annie Vernon Darcy Marquardt Adelina Cojocariu Katie Solesbury Andreanne Morin Ioana Papuc Victoria Thornley Lesley Thompson-Willie Talida-Teodora Gidoiu Caroline O'Connor



2012 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA) 5:59.26 Canada (CAN) 5:59.29 Netherlands (NED) 6:03.20 Esther Lofgren Natalie Mastracci Jacobine Veenhoven Susan Francia Cristy Nurse Olivia van Rooijen Jamie Redman Krista Guloien Chantal Achterberg Amanda Polk Rachelle Viinberg Sytske de Groot Meghan Musnicki Andreanne Morin Roline Repelaer van Driel Taylor Ritzel Lauren Wilkinson Claudia Belderbos Caroline Lind Ashley Brzozowicz Carline Bouw Caryn Davies Darcy Marquardt Annemiek de Haan Mary Whipple Lesley Thompson-Willie Anne Schellekens 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Netherlands (NED) 6:06.06 Romania (ROU) 6:08.70 Great Britain (GBR) 6:11.18 Jacobine Veenhoven Roxana Cogianu Jo Cook Olivia van Rooijen Andreea Boghian Olivia Carnegie-Brown Chantal Achterberg Cristina Grigoras Olivia Whitlam Sytske de Groot Aurica Barascu Victoria Meyer-Laker Roline Repelaer van Driel Rodica Serban Jessica Eddie Claudia Belderbos Ioana Papuc Emily Taylor Carline Bouw Camelia Lupascu Katie Solesbury Annemiek de Haan Eniko Mironcic Lindsey Maguire Anne Schellekens Teodora Gidoiu Caroline O'Connor 2011 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA) 6:28.35 Canada (CAN) 6:29.41 Netherlands (NED) 6:31.73 Erin Cafaro Janine Hanson Jacobine Veenhoven Amanda Polk Cristy Nurse Sytske de Groot Alison Cox Natalie Mastracci Chantal Achterberg Ellie Logan Rachelle Viinberg Claudia Belderbos Kara Kohler Krista Guloien Roline Repelaer van Driel Caryn Davies Ashley Brzozowicz Nienke Kingma Jamie Redman Darcy Marquardt Carline Bouw Katherine Glessner Andreanne Morin Annemiek de Haan Mary Whipple Lesley Thompson-Willie Anne Schellekens 2011 Hamburg (GER) Germany (GER) 6:18.66 China (CHN) 6:24.41 Poland (POL) 6:34.90 Lisa Kemmerer Li Weiping Anna Karzynska Anika Kniest Sun Zhengping Marta Liniewski Nadja Drygalla Xu Jiaoyue Ewelina Slawinska Ronja Schütte Zhang Huan Kamila Socko Kathrin Thiem Zhang Jiaying Katarzyna Wolna Katrin Reinert Yan Xiaoxia Magda Korczak Nadine Schmutzler Liu Jiahuan Joanna Leszczynska Ulrike Sennewald Li Xin Kinga Kantorska Laura Schwensen Lu Haihua Paulina Gorska 2011 Munich (GER) Netherlands (NED) 6:07.77 Great Britain (GBR) 6:09.02 Romania (ROU) 6:11.46 Jacobine Veenhoven Jo Cook Maria Bursuc Sytske de Groot Alison Knowles Ionelia Zaharia Chantal Achterberg Jessica Eddie Cristina Grigoras Claudia Belderbos Emily Taylor Irina Dorneanu Roline Repelaer van Driel Natasha Page Adelina Cojocariu Nienke Kingma Louisa Reeve Andreea Boghian Carline Bouw Katie Solesbury Roxana Cogianu Annemiek de Haan Lindsey Maguire Eniko Mironcic Anne Schellekens Caroline O'Connor Teodora Stoica 2010 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA) 6:12.19 Canada (CAN) 6:12.39 Great Britain (GBR) 6:17.35 Sarah Zelenka Emma Darling Jo Cook Erin Cafaro Sandra Kisil Louisa Reeve Katherine Glessner Janine Hanson Natasha Page Jamie Redman Andreanne Morin Victoria Thornley Amanda Polk Krista Guloien Jessica Eddie Meghan Musnicki Ashley Brzozowicz Lindsey Maguire Susan Francia Darcy Marquardt Olivia Whitlam Esther Lofgren Cristin McCarty Alison Knowles Katelin Snyder Lesley Thompson-Willie Caroline O'Connor 2010 Munich (GER) Romania (ROU) 6:21.89 Great Britain (GBR) 6:24.50 Germany (GER) 6:25.32 Roxana Cogianu Jo Cook Eva Paus Ionelia Zaharia Louisa Reeve Anika Kniest Maria Bursuc Natasha Page Kathrin Thiem Ioana Craciun Victoria Thornley Silke Günther Adelina Cojocariu Jessica Eddie Nadine Schmutzler Nicoleta Albu Lindsey Maguire Katrin Reinert Camelia Lupascu Olivia Whitlam Nina Wengert Eniko Mironcic Alison Knowles Anna-Maria Kipphardt Teodora Stoica Caroline O'Connor Laura Schwensen 2010 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:17.98 Netherlands (NED) 6:19.14 China (CHN) 6:20.65 Jo Cook Olivia van Rooijen Liu Xiaojie Louisa Reeve Kirsten Wielaard Zhang Weiping Natasha Page Claudia Belderbos Ji Zhen Victoria Thornley Jacobine Veenhoven Zhang Huan Jessica Eddie Sytske de Groot Wang Juan Lindsey Maguire Wianca van Dorp Li Li Olivia Whitlam Nienke Kingma Liu Jiahuan Alison Knowles Femke Dekker Han Xiaoyan Caroline O'Connor Anne Schellekens Xu Miao



7.2 International Events (top 3)

Men Men's Coxed Pair (M2+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Lucerne (SUI) Italy (ITA) 7:14.37 Australia (AUS) 7:20.72 Romano Battisti William Lockwood Luca Agamennoni James Chapman Niccolo Fanchi Toby Lister 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Australia (AUS) 7:26.88 Italy (ITA) 7:34.51 Dominic Grimm Emanuele Liuzzi Bryn Coudraye Michele Peretti Toby Lister Niccolo Fanchi

Men's Lightweight Single Sculls (LM1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2013 Lucerne (SUI) Portugal (POR) 6:53.09 Switzerland 1 (SUI) 6:54.23 Switzerland 3 (SUI) 6:55.37 Pedro Fraga Michael Schmid Simon Schürch 2013 Eton (GBR) Portugal 1 (POR) 6:57.02 Denmark 1 (DEN) 6:59.80 Denmark 2 (DEN) 7:00.24 Pedro Fraga Steffen Jensen Andrej Bendtsen 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) New Zealand (NZL) 7:04.74 Germany (GER) 7:08.27 Korea (KOR) 7:13.29 Duncan Grant Jost Schömann-Finck Lee Hak-Beom 2012 Munich (GER) Italy 1 (ITA) 7:14.21 Hungary (HUN) 7:14.59 Germany 1 (GER) 7:21.15 Pietro Ruta Peter Galambos Jonathan Koch 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 6:53.48 Austria (AUT) 6:55.48 Germany 1 (GER) 6:55.69 Adam Freeman-Pask Florian Berg Jonathan Koch 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Italy 1 (ITA) 6:56.94 Hungary (HUN) 6:58.56 France 1 (FRA) 7:01.06 Pietro Ruta Peter Galambos Jeremie Azou 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Denmark (DEN) 7:02.16 Italy 1 (ITA) 7:06.14 New Zealand (NZL) 7:06.28 Henrik Stephansen Pietro Ruta Duncan Grant 2011 Hamburg (GER) Denmark (DEN) 6:59.63 New Zealand (NZL) 7:04.70 Germany (GER) 7:07.99 Henrik Stephansen Duncan Grant Jonathan Koch 2011 Munich (GER) Italy (ITA) 7:04.28 France 1 (FRA) 7:05.96 Peru (PER) 7:06.78 Daniele Gilardoni Maxime Goisset Victor E. Aspillaga Alayza 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Hungary (HUN) 7:10.86 Netherlands (NED) 7:13.54 Italy (ITA) 7:14.04 Peter Galambos Jaap Schouten Marcello Miani 2010 Munich (GER) Hungary (HUN) 7:11.76 New Zealand (NZL) 7:14.11 Norway (NOR) 7:14.63 Peter Galambos Duncan Grant Are Strandli 2010 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 7:14.71 France 1 (FRA) 7:21.22 Brazil (BRA) 7:23.74 Zac Purchase Maxime Goisset Ailson Silva

Men's Lightweight Eight (LM8+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2011 Lucerne (SUI) Italy (ITA) 5:48.81 Denmark (DEN) 5:50.55 Germany (GER) 5:58.58 Luigi Scala Anders Hansen Adrian Bretting Corrado Regalbuto Daniel Graff Simon Berghofer Davide Riccardi Thorbjoern Patscheider Marko Johann Gianluca Santi Jens Vilhelmsen Maik Zentner Livio La Padula Lasse Dittmann Daniel Wisgott Catello Amarante Jacob Larsen Stephan Ertmer Jiri Vlcek Christian Pedersen Jan Lueke Giorgio Tuccinardi Martin Kristensen Robby Gerhardt Gianluca Barattolo Emil Blach Nils Hoffmann 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Italy (ITA) 6:43.33 Netherlands (NED) 6:53.05 Luigi Scala Mickey van der Giessen Armando Dell'Aquila Peter van der Eerden Davide Riccardi Stijn Verwey Bruno Mascarenhas Bjorn van den Ende Emiliano Ceccatelli Thom van den Anker Gennaro Gallo Jolmer van der Sluis Pietro Ruta Rutger Bruil Giorgio Tuccinardi Joeri Bruschinski Vincenzo Di Palma Ryan den Drijver

Men's Lightweight Pair (LM2-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2013 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 6:34.58 United States (USA) 6:36.17 Spain (ESP) 6:38.51 Sam Scrimgeour Michael Wales Xavier Maggi Vela Mark Aldred Tyler Nase Daniel Sigurjoersson Benet 2013 Eton (GBR) Great Britain 1 (GBR) 6:36.89 Great Britain 2 (GBR) 6:38.81 Austria (AUT) 6:45.40 Sam Scrimgeour Matthew Bedford Michael Hager Mark Aldred Wilf Kimberley Markus Lemp 2012 Munich (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:50.56 Netherlands 2 (NED) 6:52.32 Australia (AUS) 6:53.34 Paul Mattick Arnoud Greidanus Blair Tunevitsch Adam Freeman-Pask Joris Pijs Alister Foot 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Netherlands 2 (NED) 6:29.92 China (CHN) 6:30.61 Australia (AUS) 6:34.74 Arnoud Greidanus Li Lei Blair Tunevitsch Joris Pijs Li Zhongwei Alister Foot



2012 Belgrade (SRB) Great Britain (GBR) 6:36.22 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:38.22 France (FRA) 6:40.50 Paul Mattick Jiri Kopac Fabien Tilliet Adam Freeman-Pask Miroslav Vrastil Jr Jean-Christophe Bette 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 6:44.30 Canada (CAN) 6:45.21 Italy (ITA) 6:48.27 Bastian Seibt Matthew Jensen Luca De Maria Lars Wichert Rares Crisian Armando Dell'Aquila 2011 Hamburg (GER) Germany (GER) 6:44.18 Austria (AUT) 6:53.41 Mexico (MEX) 7:00.12 Bastian Seibt Alexander Rath Jhosymar Valenzuela Ponce Lars Wichert Christian Rabel Saul Garcia 2011 Munich (GER) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:34.29 Great Britain 2 (GBR) 6:35.60 Italy 1 (ITA) 6:35.91 Jiri Kopac Peter Chambers Luca De Maria Miroslav Vrastil Jr Kieren Emery Armando Dell'Aquila 2010 Lucerne (SUI) France 1 (FRA) 6:43.35 Canada (CAN) 6:44.39 France 2 (FRA) 6:45.45 Fabien Tilliet Matthew Jensen Nicolas Moutton Jean-Christophe Bette Rares Crisian Thomas Baroukh 2010 Munich (GER) Switzerland 2 (SUI) 6:49.73 Chile (CHI) 6:50.80 Switzerland 1 (SUI) 6:54.16 Simon Schürch Fabian Qyarzun Zbinden Lucas Tramer Raphael Jeanneret Miguel Cerda Simon Niepmann 2010 Bled (SLO) France 1 (FRA) 6:49.33 Serbia (SRB) 6:51.81 Great Britain (GBR) 6:54.50 Fabien Tilliet Nenad Babovic Adam Freeman-Pask Jean-Christophe Bette Milos Tomic Christopher Boddy

Men's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LM4x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2013 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 5:52.10 Denmark (DEN) 5:54.34 Hong Kong,China (HKG)5:55.12 Moritz Moos Christian Nielsen Chow Kwong Wing Julius Peschel Jannik Nilton Lok Kwan Hoi Jonas Schuetzeberg Emil Espensen Tang Chiu Mang Jason Osborne Jens Nielsen Kwan Ki Cheong 2012 Munich (GER) Austria (AUT) 6:10.13 Germany (GER) 6:10.43 Denmark (DEN) 6:12.09 Dominik Sigl Clemens Huebler Steffen Jensen Alexander Rath Robby Gerhardt Martin Batenburg Oliver Komaromy Dominik Vent Christian Nielsen Joschka Hellmeier Michael Wieler Hans Christian Sörensen 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 6:03.19 Italy (ITA) 6:05.84 Denmark (DEN) 6:07.28 Michael Wieler Franco Sancassani Steffen Jensen Stefan Wallat Daniele Gilardoni Martin Batenburg Jonas Schuetzeberg Stefano Basalini Christian Nielsen Ingo Voigt Francesco Rigon Hans Christian Sörensen 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Italy (ITA) 6:30.06 Germany 1 (GER) 6:32.67 France (FRA) 6:32.80 Franco Sancassani Jonas Schuetzeberg Stany Delayre Francesco Rigon Christoph Thiem Pierre-Étienne Pollez Fabrizio Gabriele Knud Lange Fabien Dufour Stefano Basalini Ingo Voigt Frédéric Dufour



Women


2013 Lucerne (SUI) Canada (CAN) 6:34.58 Australia (AUS) 6:36.86 Netherlands (NED) 6:38.78 Sarah Black Hannah Vermeersch Aletta Jorritsma Christine Roper Alexandra Hagan Heleen Boers Natalie Mastracci Charlotte Sutherland Kirsten Wielaard Cristy Nurse Lucy Stephan Dominique van der Pauw 2010 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA) 6:47.87 Germany (GER) 6:54.07 China (CHN) 6:56.24 Mara Allen Josephine Wartenberg Liu Xiaojie Laura Larsen-Strecker Anika Kniest Li Li Sarah Zelenka Constanze Siering Liu Jiahuan Jamie Redman Anna Korge Wang Juan

Women's Lightweight Single Sculls (LW1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2013 Lucerne (SUI) Brazil (BRA) 7:34.33 Austria (AUT) 7:35.58 South Africa (RSA) 7:38.19 Fabiana Beltrame Michaela Taupe Ursula Grobler 2013 Eton (GBR) Austria 1 (AUT) 7:36.62 Germany 3 (GER) 7:44.98 Brazil (BRA) 7:46.46 Michaela Taupe Leonie Pless Fabiana Beltrame 2013 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Canada 2 (CAN) 7:57.89 Korea (KOR) 8:00.76 Australia (AUS) 8:01.46 Jaclyn Halko Ji Yoo Jin Sarah Pound 2012 Munich (GER) Switzerland (SUI) 8:09.21 Belgium (BEL) 8:09.34 Austria 1 (AUT) 8:09.48 Pamela Weisshaupt Evi Geentjens Michaela Taupe 2012 Lucerne (SUI) Austria (AUT) 7:31.08 Germany (GER) 7:35.09 Sweden 1 (SWE) 7:39.89 Michaela Taupe Leonie Pless Cecilia Lilja 2012 Belgrade (SRB) Austria 1 (AUT) 7:48.45 Great Britain (GBR) 7:50.11 Switzerland (SUI) 7:52.83 Michaela Taupe Kathryn Twyman Pamela Weisshaupt 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Greece 1 (GRE) 7:47.78 Switzerland 1 (SUI) 7:51.39 Ireland (IRL) 7:54.86 Alexandra Tsiavou Pamela Weisshaupt Siobhan McCrohan 2011 Hamburg (GER) Brazil (BRA) 7:42.57 Germany 2 (GER) 7:46.95 Sweden 2 (SWE) 7:48.25 Fabiana Beltrame Lena Müller Emma Fred 2011 Munich (GER) Greece 2 (GRE) 7:43.97 Great Britain (GBR) 7:48.37 Switzerland 1 (SUI) 7:50.10 Alexandra Tsiavou Katherine Copeland Pamela Weisshaupt 2010 Lucerne (SUI) Germany 1 (GER) 7:48.92 Greece (GRE) 7:50.69 Brazil (BRA) 7:53.16 Marie-Louise Dräger Alexandra Tsiavou Fabiana Beltrame 2010 Munich (GER) Germany (GER) 7:57.50 Switzerland 1 (SUI) 8:04.90 Sweden 1 (SWE) 8:06.03 Marie-Louise Dräger Eliane Waser Sara Karlsson 2010 Bled (SLO) Greece (GRE) 7:59.58 Italy (ITA) 8:02.01 Germany (GER) 8:05.81 Alexandra Tsiavou Laura Milani Marie-Louise Dräger

Women's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LW4x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 Munich (GER) Poland (POL) 6:49.48 Denmark (DEN) 6:53.53 Italy (ITA) 6:55.50 Jaclyn Halko Christina Pultz Erika Bello Magdalena Kemnitz Sarah Juergensen Enrica Marasca Agnieszka Renc Sarah Christensen Elena Coletti Weronika Deresz Helene Olsen Giulia Pollini 2011 Lucerne (SUI) Germany 1 (GER) 6:45.72 Germany 2 (GER) 6:57.10 Denmark (DEN) 6:58.09 Claudia Mack Merle Schaefer Christina Pultz Katja Rügner Leonie Pieper Sarah Juergensen Leonie Pless Magdalena Jakschik Sarah Christensen Sina Burmeister Carolin Franzke Mia Espersen


8. Historical Results: Olympic & Paralympic GamesHistorical Results: Olympic & Paralympic Games

8. Historical Results: Olympic & Paralympic Games

8.1 Olympic Games 1900-2012

Men


2012 London (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:57.82 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:59.37 Great Britain (GBR) 7:03.28 Mahe Drysdale Ondrej Synek Alan Campbell 2008 Beijing (CHN) Norway (NOR) 6:59.83 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:00.63 New Zealand (NZL) 7:01.56 Olaf Tufte Ondrej Synek Mahe Drysdale 2004 Athens (GRE) Norway (NOR) 6:49.30 Estonia (EST) 6:51.42 Bulgaria (BUL) 6:52.80 Olaf Tufte Juri Jaanson Ivo Yanakiev 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) New Zealand (NZL) 6:48.90 Switzerland (SUI) 6:50.55 Germany (GER) 6:50.83 Rob Waddell Xeno Müller Marcel Hacker 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Switzerland (SUI) 6:44.85 Canada (CAN) 6:47.45 Germany (GER) 6:47.72 Xeno Müller Derek Porter Thomas Lange 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Germany (GER) 6:51.40 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:52.93 Poland (POL) 6:56.82 Thomas Lange Vaclav Chalupa Kajetan Broniewski 1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:49.86 West Germany (FRG) 6:54.77 New Zealand (NZL) 6:58.66 Thomas Lange Peter-Michael Kolbe Eric Verdonk 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Finland (FIN) 7:00.24 West Germany (FRG) 7:02.19 Canada (CAN) 7:10.38 Pertti Karppinen Peter-Michael Kolbe Robert Mills 1980 Moscow (URS) Finland (FIN) 7:09.61 Soviet Union (URS) 7:11.66 East Germany (GDR) 7:14.88 Pertti Karppinen Vasiliy Yakusha Peter Kersten 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Finland (FIN) 7:29.03 West Germany (FRG) 7:31.67 East Germany (GDR) 7:38.03 Pertti Karppinen Peter-Michael Kolbe Joachim Dreifke 1972 Munich (FRG) Soviet Union (URS) 7:10.12 Argentina (ARG) 7:11.53 East Germany (GDR) 7:14.45 Yuriy Malyshev Alberto Demiddi Wolfgang Güldenpfennig 1968 Mexico City (MEX) Netherlands (NED) 7:47.80 West Germany (FRG) 7:52.00 Argentina (ARG) 7:57.19 Jan Wienese Jochen Meissner Alberto Demiddi 1964 Tokyo (JPN) Soviet Union (URS) 8:22.51 Unified Team of 8:26.24 Switzerland (SUI) 8:29.68 Germany (EUA) Vyacheslav Ivanov Achim Hill Gottfried Kottmann 1960 Rome (ITA) Soviet Union (URS) 7:13.96 Unified Team of 7:20.21 Poland (POL) 7:21.26 Germany (EUA) Vyacheslav Ivanov Achim Hill Teodor Kocerka 1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) Soviet Union (URS) 8:02.5 Australia (AUS) 8:07.7 United States (USA) 8:11.8 Vyacheslav Ivanov Stuart MacKenzie John Kelly Jr. 1952 Helsinki (FIN) Soviet Union (URS) 8:12.8 Australia (AUS) 8:14.5 Poland (POL) 8:19.4 Yuriy Tyukalov Mervyn Wood Teodor Kocerka 1948 London (GBR) Australia (AUS) 7:24.4 Uruguay (URU) 7:38.2 Italy (ITA) 7:51.4 Mervyn Wood Eduardo Risso Romolo Catasta 1936 Berlin (GER) Germany (GER) 8:21.5 Austria (AUT) 8:25.8 United States (USA) 8:28.0 Gustav Schäfer Josef Hasenöhrl Daniel Barrow 1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Australia (AUS) 7:44.4 United States (USA) 7:45.2 Uruguay (URU) 8:13.6 Bobby Pearce William Miller Guillermo Douglas 1928 Amsterdam (NED) Australia (AUS) 7:11.0 United States (USA) 7:20.8 Great Britain (GBR) 7:19.8 Bobby Pearce Kenneth Myers David Collet 1924 Paris (FRA) Great Britain (GBR) 7:49.2 United States (USA) 7:54.0 Switzerland (SUI) 8:01.1 Jack Beresford Jr. William Gilmore Josef Schneider 1920 Antwerp (BEL) United States (USA) 7:35 Great Britain (GBR) 7:36 New Zealand (NZL) 7:48 John Kelly Sr. Jack Beresford Jr. Clarence Hadfield d'Arcy 1912 Stockholm (SWE) Great Britain (GBR) 7:47.60 Belgium (BEL) 7:56.00 Canada (CAN) William Kinnear Polydore Veirman Everard Butler Russia (RUS) Mikhail Kuusik 1908 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 9:26 Harry Blackstaffe 1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 10:08.5 United States (USA) United States (USA) Frank Greer James Juvenal Constance Titus 1900 Paris (FRA) France (FRA) 7:35.6 France (FRA) 7:41.6 Great Britain (GBR) 8:15.6 Henri Barrelet André Gaudin George Saint Ashe


2012 London (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:16.65 France (FRA) 6:21.11 Great Britain (GBR) 6:21.77 Eric Murray Germain Chardin George Nash Hamish Bond Dorian Mortelette William Satch 2008 Beijing (CHN) Australia (AUS) 6:37.44 Canada (CAN) 6:39.55 New Zealand (NZL) 6:44.19 Drew Ginn David Calder Nathan Twaddle Duncan Free Scott Frandsen George Bridgewater 2004 Athens (GRE) Australia (AUS) 6:30.76 Croatia (CRO) 6:32.64 South Africa (RSA) 6:33.40 Drew Ginn Sinisa Skelin Donovan Cech James Tomkins Niksa Skelin Ramon Di Clemente 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) France (FRA) 6:32.97 United States (USA) 6:33.80 Australia (AUS) 6:34.26 Michel Andrieux Ted Murphy Matthew Long Jean-Christophe Rolland Sebastian Bea James Tomkins



1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Great Britain (GBR) 6:20.09 Australia (AUS) 6:21.02 France (FRA) 6:22.15 Steve Redgrave David Weightman Michel Andrieux Matthew Pinsent Robert Scott Jean-Christophe Rolland 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Great Britain (GBR) 6:27.72 Germany (GER) 6:32.68 Slovenia (SLO) 6:33.43 Steve Redgrave Peter Höltzenbein Iztok Cop Matthew Pinsent Colin von Ettingshausen Denis Zvegelj 1988 Seoul (KOR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:36.84 Romania (ROU) 6:38.06 Yugoslavia (YUG) 6:41.01 Andy Holmes Dragos Neagu Bojan Preseren Steve Redgrave Danut Dobre Sadik Mujkic 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 6:45.39 Spain (ESP) 6:48.47 Norway (NOR) 6:51.81 Petru Iosub Fernando Climent Hans-Magnus Grepperud Valer Toma Luis Lasúrtegui Sverre Løken 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 6:48.01 Soviet Union (URS) 6:50.50 Great Britain (GBR) 6:51.47 Jörg Landvoigt Nikolay Pimenov Charles Wiggin Bernd Landvoigt Yuriy Pimenov Malcolm Carmichael 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 7:23.31 United States (USA) 7:26.73 West Germany (FRG) 7:30.03 Jörg Landvoigt Calvin Coffey Peter Vanroye Bernd Landvoigt Michael Staines Thomas Strauss 1972 Munich (FRG) East Germany (GDR) 6:53.16 Switzerland (SUI) 6:57.06 Netherlands (NED) 6:58.70 Siegfried Brietzke Heinrich Fischer Roelof Luynenburg Wolfgang Mager Alfred Bachmann Ruud Stokvis 1968 Mexico City (MEX) East Germany (GDR) 7:26.56 United States (USA) 7:26.71 Denmark (DEN) 7:31.84 Jörg Lucke Laurence Hough Peter Christiansen Heinz-Jürgen Bothe Philip Johnson Ib Ivan Larsen 1964 Tokyo (JPN) Canada (CAN) 7:32.94 Netherlands (NED) 7:33.40 Unified Team of 7:38.63 Germany (EUA)

George Hungerford Steven Blaisse Michael Schwan Roger Jackson Ernst Veenemans Wolfgang Hottenrott 1960 Rome (ITA) Soviet Union (URS) 7:02.01 Austria (AUT) 7:03.69 Finland (FIN) 7:03.80 Valentin Boreyko Alfred Sageder Veli Lehtelä Oleg Golovanov Josef Kloimstein Toimi Pitkänen 1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) United States (USA) 7:55.4 Soviet Union (URS) 8:03.9 Austria (AUT) 8:11.8 James Fifer Igor Buldakov Alfred Sageder Duvall Hecht Viktor Ivanov Josef Kloimstein 1952 Helsinki (FIN) United States (USA) 8:20.7 Belgium (BEL) 8:23.5 Switzerland (SUI) 8:32.7 Charles Logg Michel Knuysen Kurt Schmid Thomas Price Robert Baetens Hans Kalt 1948 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 7:21.1 Switzerland (SUI) 7:23.9 Italy (ITA) 7:31.5 Jack Wilson Hans Kalt Felice Fanetti William Laurie Josef Kalt Bruno Boni 1936 Berlin (GER) Germany (GER) 8:16.1 Denmark (DEN) 8:19.2 Argentina (ARG) 8:23.0 Willi Eichhorn Richard Olsen Horacio Podesta Hugo Strauss Harry Larsen Julio Curatella 1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Great Britain (GBR) 8:00.0 New Zealand (NZL) 8:02.4 Poland (POL) 8:08.2 Hugh Edwards Cyril Stiles Henryk Budzinski Lewis Clive Frederick Thompson Janusz Mikolajczak 1928 Amsterdam (NED) Germany (GER) 7:06.4 Great Britain (GBR) 7:08.8 United States (USA) 7:20.4 Bruno Müller Terence O'Brien Paul McDowell Kurt Möschter Archibald Nisbet John Schmitt 1924 Paris (FRA) Netherlands (NED) 8:19.4 France (FRA) 8:21.6 Teun Beijnen Maurice Bouton Wilhelm Rösingh Georges Piot 1908 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 9:41 John Fenning Gordon Thomson 1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 10:57.0 United States (USA) United States (USA) Robert Farnam John Mulcahy John Joachim Joseph Ryan William Varley John Buerger


2012 London (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:31.67 Italy (ITA) 6:32.80 Slovenia (SLO) 6:34.35 Nathan Cohen Alessio Sartori Luka Spik Joseph Sullivan Romano Battisti Iztok Cop 2008 Beijing (CHN) Australia (AUS) 6:27.77 Estonia (EST) 6:29.05 Great Britain (GBR) 6:29.10 David Crawshay Tonu Endrekson Matthew Wells Scott Brennan Juri Jaanson Stephen Rowbotham 2004 Athens (GRE) France (FRA) 6:29.00 Slovenia (SLO) 6:31.72 Italy (ITA) 6:32.93 Sébastien Vieilledent Luka Spik Rossano Galtarossa Adrien Hardy Iztok Cop Alessio Sartori 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Slovenia (SLO) 6:16.63 Norway (NOR) 6:17.98 Italy (ITA) 6:20.49 Luka Spik Olaf Tufte Giovanni Calabrese Iztok Cop Fredrik Bekken Nicola Sartori 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Italy (ITA) 6:16.98 Norway (NOR) 6:18.42 France (FRA) 6:19.85 Davide Tizzano Kjetil Undset Frédéric Kowal Agostino Abbagnale Steffen Störseth Samuel Barathay 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Australia (AUS) 6:17.32 Austria (AUT) 6:18.42 Netherlands (NED) 6:22.82 Stephen Hawkins Arnold Jonke Henk-Jan Zwolle Peter Antonie Christophe Zerbst Nico Rienks 1988 Seoul (KOR) Netherlands (NED) 6:21.13 Switzerland (SUI) 6:22.59 Soviet Union (URS) 6:22.87 Ronald Florijn Beat Schwerzmann Alexander Marchenko Nico Rienks Ueli Bodenmann Vasiliy Yakusha 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 6:36.87 Belgium (BEL) 6:38.19 Yugoslavia (YUG) 6:39.59 Bradley Lewis Pierre-Marie Deloof Zoran Pancic Paul Enquist Dirk Crois Milorad Stanulov



1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 6:24.33 Yugoslavia (YUG) 6:26.34 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:29.07 Joachim Dreifke Zoran Pancic Zdenek Pecka Klaus Kröppelien Milorad Stanulov Václav Vochoska 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Norway (NOR) 7:13.20 Great Britain (GBR) 7:15.26 East Germany (GDR) 7:17.45 Frank Hansen Christopher Baillieu Hans-Ulrich Schmied Alf Hansen Michael Hart Jürgen Bertow 1972 Munich (FRG) Soviet Union (URS) 7:01.77 Norway (NOR) 7:02.58 East Germany (GDR) 7:05.55 Aleksandr Timoshinin Frank Hansen Joachim Böhmer Gennadiy Korchikov Svein Thögersen Hans-Ulrich Schmied 1968 Mexico City (MEX) Soviet Union (URS) 6:51.82 Netherlands (NED) 6:52.80 United States (USA) 6:54.21 Anatoliy Sass Leendert van Dis William Maher Aleksandr Timoshinin Henricus Droog John Nunn 1964 Tokyo (JPN) Soviet Union (URS) 7:10.66 United States (USA) 7:13.16 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 7:14.23 Oleg Tyurin Seymour Cromwell Vladimir Andrs Boris Dubrovskiy James Storm Pavel Hofmann 1960 Rome (ITA) Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:47.50 Soviet Union (URS) 6:50.49 Switzerland (SUI) 6:50.59 Vacláv Kozák Aleksandr Berkutov Ernst Hürlimann Pavel Schmidt Yuriy Tyukalov Rolf Larcher 1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) Soviet Union (URS) 7:24.0 United States (USA) 7:32.2 Australia (AUS) 7:37.4 Aleksandr Berkutov Bernard Costello Jr. Murray Riley Yuriy Tyukalov James Gardiner Mervyn Wood 1952 Helsinki (FIN) Argentina (ARG) 7:32.2 Soviet Union (URS) 7:38.3 Uruguay (URU) 7:43.7 Tranquilo Cappozzo Georgiy Zhilin Miguel Seijas Eduardo Guerrero Igor Yemchuk Juan Rodríguez 1948 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:51.3 Denmark (DEN) 6:55.3 Uruguay (URU) 7:12.4 Richard Burnell Ebbe Parsner William Jones Bertie Bushnell Aage Larsen Juan Rodríguez 1936 Berlin (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 7:20.8 Germany (GER) 7:26.2 Poland (POL) 7:36.2 Jack Beresford Jr. Willi Kaidel Roger Verey Leslie Southwood Joachim Pirsch Jerzy Ustupski 1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 7:17.4 Germany (GER) 7:22.8 Canada (CAN) 7:27.6 Kenneth Myers Herbert Buhtz Charles Pratt William Gilmore Gerhard Boetzelen Noël de Mille 1928 Amsterdam (NED) United States (USA) 6:41.4 Canada (CAN) 6:51.0 Austria (AUT) 6:48.8 Paul Costello Joseph Wright Jr. Leo Losert Charles McIlvaine John Guest Viktor Flessl 1924 Paris (FRA) United States (USA) 6:34 France (FRA) 6:38 Switzerland (SUI) John Kelly Sr. Marc Detton Rudolf Bosshard Paul Costello Jean-Pierre Stock Heinrich Thoma 1920 Antwerp (BEL) United States (USA) 7:09 Italy (ITA) 7:19 France (FRA) 7:21 John Kelly Sr. Erminio Dones Alfred Plé Paul Costello Pietro Annoni Gaston Giran 1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 10:03.2 United States (USA) United States (USA) John Mulcahy James McLoughlin Joseph Ravanack William Varley John Hoben John Wells

Men's Four (M4-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T 2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:03.97 Australia (AUS) 6:05.19 United States (USA) 6:07.20 Alex Gregory William Lockwood Glenn Ochal Peter Reed James Chapman Henrik Rummel Tom James Drew Ginn Charlie Cole Andrew Triggs-Hodge Josh Dunkley-Smith Scott Gault 2008 Beijing (CHN) Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.57 Australia (AUS) 6:07.85 France (FRA) 6:09.31 Tom James Matthew Ryan Julien Despres Steve Williams James Marburg Benjamin Rondeau Peter Reed Cameron McKenzie- McHarg Germain Chardin Andrew Triggs-Hodge Francis Hegerty Dorian Mortelette 2004 Athens (GRE) Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.98 Canada (CAN) 6:07.06 Italy (ITA) 6:10.41 Steve Williams Cameron Baerg Lorenzo Porzio James Cracknell Tom Herschmiller Dario Dentale Edward Coode Jake Wetzel Luca Agamennoni Matthew Pinsent Barney Williams Raffaello Leonardo 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Great Britain (GBR) 5:56.24 Italy (ITA) 5:56.62 Australia (AUS) 5:57.61 James Cracknell Valter Molea James Stewart Steve Redgrave Riccardo dei Rossi Ben Dodwell Tim Foster Lorenzo Carboncini Geoff Stewart Matthew Pinsent Carlo Mornati Bo Hanson 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Australia (AUS) 6:06.37 France (FRA) 6:07.03 Great Britain (GBR) 6:07.28 Drew Ginn Gilles Bosquet Rupert Obholzer Nicholas Green Bertrand Vecten Greg Searle James Tomkins Daniel Fauche Jonny Searle Mike McKay Olivier Moncelet Tim Foster 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Australia (AUS) 5:55.04 United States (USA) 5:56.68 Slovenia (SLO) 5:58.24 Andrew Cooper Doug Burden Janez Klemencic Mike McKay Jeffrey McLaughlin Saso Mirjanic Nicholas Green Thomas Bohrer Milan Jansa James Tomkins Patrick Manning Sadik Mujkic 1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:03.11 United States (USA) 6:05.53 West Germany (FRG) 6:06.22 Roland Schröder Raoul Rodriguez Norbert Kesslau Thomas Greiner Thomas Bohrer Jörg Puttlitz Ralf Brudel David Krmpotich Volker Grabow Olaf Förster Richard Kennelly Guido Grabow



1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) New Zealand (NZL) 6:03.48 United States (USA) 6:06.10 Denmark (DEN) 6:07.72 Leslie O'Connell David Clark Michael Jessen Shane O'Brien Jonathan Smith Lars Nielsen Conrad Robertson Philip Stekl Per Rasmussen Keith Trask Alan Forney Erik Christiansen 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 6:08.17 Soviet Union (URS) 6:11.81 Great Britain (GBR) 6:16.58 Siegfried Brietzke Aleksey Kamkin John Beattie Andreas Decker Valeriy Dolinin Ian McNuff Stefan Semmler Aleksandr Kulagin David Townsend Jürgen Thiele Vitaliy Yeliseyev Martin Cross 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 6:37.42 Norway (NOR) 6:41.22 Soviet Union (URS) 6:42.52 Siegfried Brietzke Ole Nafstad Raul Arnemann Andreas Decker Arne Bergodd Nikolay Kuznetsov Stefan Semmler Finn Tveter Valeriy Dolinin Wolfgang Mager Rolf Andreassen Anushavan Gasan-Dzhalylov 1972 Munich (FRG) East Germany (GDR) 6:24.27 New Zealand (NZL) 6:25.64 West Germany (FRG) 6:28.41 Frank Forberger Dick Tonks Joachim Ehrig Dieter Grahn Dudley Storey Peter Funnekötter Frank Rühle Ross Collinge Franz Held Dieter Schubert Noel Mills Wolfgang Plottka 1968 Mexico City (MEX) East Germany (GDR) 6:39.18 Hungary (HUN) 6:41.18 Italy (ITA) 6:44.01 Frank Forberger Zoltán Melis Renato Bosatta Dieter Grahn György Sarlós Tullio Baraglia Frank Rühle József Csermely Pier Angelo Conti Manzini Dieter Schubert Antal Melis Abramo Albini 1964 Tokyo (JPN) Denmark (DEN) 6:59.30 Great Britain (GBR) 7:00.47 United States (USA) 7:01.37 John Hansen John Russell Geoffrey Picard Erik Petersen Hugh Wardell-Yerburgh Richard Lyon Kurt Helmudt William Barry Ted Nash Bjørn Hasløv John James Theodore Mittet 1960 Rome (ITA) United States (USA) 6:26.26 Italy (ITA) 6:28.78 Soviet Union (URS) 6:29.62 Arthur Ayrault Tullio Baraglia Igor Akhremchik Ted Nash Renato Bosatta Yuriy Bachurov John Sayre Giancarlo Crosta Valentin Morkovkin Richard Wailes Giuseppe Galante Anatoliy Tarabrin 1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) Canada (CAN) 7:08.8 United States (USA) 7:18.4 France (FRA) 7:20.9 Archie McKinnon John Welchli René Guissart Lorne Loomer John McKinlay Yves Delacour Walter d'Hondt Arthur McKinlay Gaston Mercier Donald Arnold James McIntosh Guy Guillabert 1952 Helsinki (FIN) Yugoslavia (YUG) 7:16.0 France (FRA) 7:18.9 Finland (FIN) 7:23.3 Duje Bonacic Pierre Blondiaux Veikko Lommi Velimir Valenta Jacques Guissart Kauko Wahlsten Mate Trojanovic Marc Bouissou Oiva Lommi Petar Segvic Roger Gautier Lauri Nevalainen 1948 London (GBR) Italy (ITA) 6:39.0 Denmark (DEN) 6:43.5 United States (USA) 6:47.7 Giuseppe Moioli Helge Halkjær Frederick Kingsbury Elio Morille Askel Hansen Stuart Griffing Giovanni Invernizzi Helge Schrøder Gregory Gates Franco Faggi Ib Storm Larsen Robert Perew 1936 Berlin (GER) Germany (GER) 7:01.8 Great Britain (GBR) 7:06.5 Switzerland (SUI) 7:10.6 Rudolf Eckstein Thomas Bristow Hermann Betschart Anton Rom Alan Barrett Hans Homberger Martin Karl Peter Jackson Alex Homberger Wilhelm Menne John Sturrock Karl Schmid 1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Great Britain (GBR) 6:58.2 Germany (GER) 7:03.0 Italy (ITA) 7:04.0 John Badcock Karl Aletter Antonio Ghiardello Hugh Edwards Ernst Gaber Francesco Cossu Jack Beresford Jr. Walter Flinsch Giliante D'Este Rowland George Hans Maier Antonio Garzoni Provenzani 1928 Amsterdam (NED) Great Britain (GBR) 6:36.0 United States (USA) 6:37.0 Italy (ITA) 6:37.6 John Lander Charles Karle Cesare Rossi Michael Warriner William Miller Pietro Freschi Richard Beesly George Heales Umberto Bonade Edward Bevan Ernest Bayer Paolo Gennari 1924 Paris (FRA) Great Britain (GBR) 7:08.6 Canada (CAN) 7:18.0 Switzerland (SUI) Charles Eley Colin Finlayson Emile Albrecht James MacNabb Archibald Black Alfred Probst Robert Morrison George MacKay Eugen Sigg Terrence Sanders William Wood Hans Walter 1908 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 8:34 Robert Cudmore Angus James Gillan Duncan McKinnon Robert Somers-Smith 1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 9:05.8 United States (USA) United States (USA) Arthur Stockhoff Frederick Suerig Gustav Voerg August Erker Martin Fromanack John Freitag George Dietz Charles Aman Louis Helm Albert Nasse Michael Begley Frank Dummerth




2012 London (GBR) Denmark (DEN) 6:37.17 Great Britain (GBR) 6:37.78 New Zealand (NZL) 6:40.86 Mads Rasmussen Zac Purchase Storm Uru Rasmus Quist Mark Hunter Peter Taylor 2008 Beijing (CHN) Great Britain (GBR) 6:10.99 Greece (GRE) 6:11.72 Denmark (DEN) 6:12.45 Zac Purchase Dimitrios Mougios Mads Rasmussen Mark Hunter Vasileios Polymeros Rasmus Quist 2004 Athens (GRE) Poland (POL) 6:20.93 France (FRA) 6:21.46 Greece (GRE) 6:23.23 Tomasz Kucharski Frédéric Dufour Vasileios Polymeros Robert Sycz Pascal Touron Nikolaos Skiathitis 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Poland (POL) 6:21.75 Italy (ITA) 6:23.47 France (FRA) 6:24.85 Tomasz Kucharski Elia Luini Pascal Touron Robert Sycz Leonardo Pettinari Thibaud Chapelle 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Switzerland (SUI) 6:23.47 Netherlands (NED) 6:26.48 Australia (AUS) 6:26.69 Markus Gier Maarten van der Linden Anthony Edwards Michael Gier Pepijn Aardewijn Bruce Hick


2012 London (GBR) South Africa (RSA) 6:02.84 Great Britain (GBR) 6:03.09 Denmark (DEN) 6:03.16 James Thompson Peter Chambers Kasper Jørgensen Matthew Brittain Robert Williams Morten Jørgensen John Smith Richard Chambers Jacob Barsoe Lawrence Ndlovu Chris Bartley Eskild Ebbesen 2008 Beijing (CHN) Denmark (DEN) 5:47.76 Poland (POL) 5:49.39 Canada (CAN) 5:50.09 Thomas Ebert Lukasz Pawlowski Iain Brambell Morten Jørgensen Bartlomiej Pawelczak Jon Beare Mads Andersen Milosz Bernatajtys Mike Lewis Eskild Ebbesen Pawel Randa Liam Parsons 2004 Athens (GRE) Denmark (DEN) 6:01.39 Australia (AUS) 6:02.79 Italy (ITA) 6:03.74 Hans Thor Kristensen Glen Loftus Lorenzo Bertini Thomas Ebert Anthony Edwards Catello Amarante Stephan Mølvig Ben Cureton Salvatore Amitrano Eskild Ebbesen Simon Burgess Bruno Mascarenhas 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) France (FRA) 6:01.68 Australia (AUS) 6:02.09 Denmark (DEN) 6:03.51 Laurent Porchier Simon Burgess Søren Madsen Jean-Christophe Bette Anthony Edwards Thomas Ebert Yves Hocde Darren Balmforth Eskild Ebbesen Xavier Dorfman Robert Richards Victor Feddersen 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Denmark (DEN) 6:09.58 Canada (CAN) 6:10.13 United States (USA) 6:12.29 Niels Henriksen Jeff Lay David Collins Thomas Poulsen Dave Boyes Jeff Pfaendtner Eskild Ebbesen Gavin Hassett Marc Schneider Victor Feddersen Brian Peaker Bill Carlucci


2012 London (GBR) Germany (GER) 5:42.48 Croatia (CRO) 5:44.78 Australia (AUS) 5:45.22 Karl Schulze David Sain Chris Morgan Philipp Wende Martin Sinkovic Karsten Forsterling Lauritz Schoof Damir Martin James McRae Tim Grohmann Valent Sinkovic Dan Noonan 2008 Beijing (CHN) Poland (POL) 5:41.33 Italy (ITA) 5:43.57 France (FRA) 5:44.34 Konrad Wasielewski Luca Agamennoni Jonathan Coeffic Marek Kolbowicz Simone Venier Pierre-Jean Peltier Michal Jelinski Rossano Galtarossa Julien Bahain Adam Korol Simone Raineri Cedric Berrest 2004 Athens (GRE) Russia (RUS) 5:56.85 Czech Republic (CZE) 5:57.43 Ukraine (UKR) 5:58.87 Sergei Fedorovtsev David Kopriva Sergij Grin Igor Kravtsov Tomas Karas Sergiy Biloushchenko Aleksei Svirin Jakub Hanak Oleg Likov Nikolai Spinev David Jirka Leonid Shaposhnikov 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Italy (ITA) 5:45.56 Netherlands (NED) 5:47.91 Germany (GER) 5:48.64 Agostino Abbagnale Jochem Verberne Marco Geisler Alessio Sartori Dirk Lippits Andreas Hajek Rossano Galtarossa Diederik Simon Stephan Volkert Simone Raineri Michiel Bartman André Willms 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Germany (GER) 5:56.93 United States (USA) 5:59.10 Australia (AUS) 6:01.65 André Steiner Tim Young Janusz Hooker Andreas Hajek Eric Mueller Ronald Snook Stephan Volkert Brian Jamieson Duncan Free André Willms Jason Gailes Bo Hanson 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Germany (GER) 5:45.17 Norway (NOR) 5:47.09 Italy (ITA) 5:47.33 André Willms Lars Bjønness Gianluca Farina Andreas Hajek Rolf Thorsen Rossano Galtarossa Stephan Volkert Kjetil Undset Alessandro Corona Michael Steinbach Per Albert Sætersdal Filippo Soffici 1988 Seoul (KOR) Italy (ITA) 5:53.37 Norway (NOR) 5:55.08 East Germany (GDR) 5:56.13 Piero Poli Lars Bjønness Steffen Bogs Gianluca Farina Vetle Vinje Steffen Zühlke Davide Tizzano Rolf Thorsen Heiko Habermann Agostino Abbagnale Alf Hansen Jens Köppen



1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) West Germany (FRG) 5:57.55 Australia (AUS) 5:57.98 Canada (CAN) 5:59.07 Albert Hedderich Paul Reedy Doug Hamilton Raimund Hörmann Gary Gullock Mike Hughes Dieter Wiedenmann Timothy McLaren Phil Monckton Michael Dürsch Anthony Lovrich Bruce Ford 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 5:49.81 Soviet Union (URS) 5:51.47 Bulgaria (BUL) 5:52.38 Frank Dundr Yuriy Shapochka Mincho Nikolov Karsten Bunk Yevgeniy Barbakov Lyubomir Petrov Uwe Heppner Valeriy Kleshnyov Ivo Rusev Martin Winter Nikolay Dovgan Rogdan Dobrev 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 6:18.65 Soviet Union (URS) 6:19.89 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:21.77 Wolfgang Güldenpfennig Yevgeniy Duleyev Jaroslav Hellebrand Rüdiger Reiche Yuriy Yakimov Václav Vochoska Karl-Heinz Bussert Aivars Lazdenieks Zdenek Pecka Michael Wolfgramm Vytautas Butkus Vladek Lacina

Men's Eight (M8+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 London (GBR) Germany (GER) 5:48.75 Canada (CAN) 5:49.98 Great Britain (GBR) 5:51.18 Philipp Adamski Gabe Bergen Alex Partridge Andreas Kuffner Douglas Csima James Foad Eric Johannesen Robert Gibson Tom Ransley Maximilian Reinelt Conlin McCabe Richard Egington Richard Schmidt Malcolm Howard Mohamed Sbihi Lukas Müller Andrew Byrnes Greg Searle Florian Mennigen Jeremiah Brown Matt Langridge Kristof Wilke Will Crothers Constantine Louloudis Martin Sauer Brian Price Phelan Hill 2008 Beijing (CHN) Canada (CAN) 5:23.89 Great Britain (GBR) 5:25.11 United States (USA) 5:25.34 Kevin Light Alex Partridge Beau Hoopman Ben Rutledge Tom Stallard Matthew Schnobrich Andrew Byrnes Tom Lucy Micah Boyd Jake Wetzel Richard Egington Wyatt Allen Malcolm Howard Josh West Daniel Walsh Dominic Seiterle Alastair Heathcote Steve Coppola Jr Adam Kreek Matt Langridge Joshua Inman Kyle Hamilton Colin Smith Bryan Volpenhein Brian Price Acer Nethercott Marcus McElhenney 2004 Athens (GRE) United States (USA) 5:42.48 Netherlands (NED) 5:43.75 Australia (AUS) 5:45.38 Jason Read Matthijs Vellenga Stefan Szczurowski Wyatt Allen Gijs Vermeulen Stuart Reside Chris Ahrens Jan-Willem Gabriels Stuart Welch Joseph Hansen Daniel Mensch James Stewart Matthew Deakin Geert Jan Derksen Geoff Stewart Dan Beery Gerritjan Eggenkamp Bo Hanson Beau Hoopman Diederik Simon Mike McKay Bryan Volpenhein Michiel Bartman Stephen Stewart Pete Cipollone Chun Wei Cheung Michael Toon 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Great Britain (GBR) 5:33.08 Australia (AUS) 5:33.88 Croatia (CRO) 5:34.85 Andrew Lindsay Christian Ryan Igor Francetic Ben Hunt-Davis Alastair Gordon Tihomir Frankovic Simon Dennis Nick Porzig Tomislav Smoljanovic Louis Attrill Robert Jahrling Niksa Skelin Luka Grubor Mike McKay Sinisa Skelin Kieran West Stuart Welch Krešimir Culjak Fred Scarlett Daniel Burke Igor Boraska Steve Trapmore Jaime Fernandez Branimir Vujevic Rowley Douglas Brett Hayman Silvijo Petrisko 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Netherlands (NED) 5:42.74 Germany (GER) 5:44.58 Russia (RUS) 5:45.77 Henk-Jan Zwolle Wolfram Huhn Anton Chermashentsev Ronald Florijn Ulrich Viefers Pavel Melnikov Niels van Steenis Thorsten Streppelhoff Roman Monchenko Niels van der Zwan Frank Richter Nikolai Aksyonov Koos Maasdijk Marc Weber Vladimir Volodenkov Michiel Bartman Detlef Kirchhoff Dmitri Rozinkevich Diederik Simon Mark Kleinschmidt Andrei Glukhov Nico Rienks Roland Baar Sergey Matveyev Jeroen Duyster Peter Thiede Aleksandr Lukyanov 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Canada (CAN) 5:29.53 Romania (ROU) 5:29.67 Germany (GER) 5:31.00 John Wallace Ioan Vizitiu Frank Richter Bruce Robertson Danut Dobre Thorsten Streppelhoff Michael Forgeron Gabriel Marin Detlef Kirchhoff Darren Barber Iulica Ruican Armin Eichholz Robert Marland Viorel Talapan Bahne Rabe Michael Rascher Vasile Dorel Nastase Hans Sennewald Andrew Crosby Valentin Robu Ansgar Wessling Derek Porter Vasile Mastacan Roland Baar Terrence Paul Marin Gheorghe Manfred Klein 1988 Seoul (KOR) West Germany (FRG) 5:46.05 Soviet Union (URS) 5:48.01 United States (USA) 5:48.26 Thomas Möllenkamp Veniamin But Doug Burden Matthias Mellinghaus Nikolay Komarov Jeffrey McLaughlin Eckhardt Schultz Vasiliy Tikhonov Peter Nordell Ansgar Wessling Aleksandr Dumchev Ted Patton Armin Eichholz Pavel Gurkovsky John Pescatore Thomas Domian Viktor Diduk John Rusher Wolfgang Männig Viktor Omelyanovich Jonathan Smith Bahne Rabe Andrey Vasilyev Mike Teti Manfred Klein Aleksandr Lukyanov Seth Bauer



1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Canada (CAN) 5:41.32 United States (USA) 5:41.74 Australia (AUS) 5:43.40 Patrick Turner Walter Lubsen Craig Muller Kevin Neufeld Andrew Sudduth Clyde Hefer Mark Evans John Terwilliger Sam Patten Grant Main Christopher Penny Timothy Willoughby Paul Steele Thomas Darling Ian Edmunds Michael Evans Earl Borchelt James Battersby Dean Crawford Charles Clapp Ion Popa Blair Horn Bruce Ibbetson Steven Evans Brain McMahon Robert Jaugstetter Gavin Thredgold 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 5:49.05 Great Britain (GBR) 5:51.92 Soviet Union (URS) 5:52.66 Bernd Krauss Duncan McDougall Viktor Kakoshin Hans-Peter Koppe Allan Whitwell Andryj Tischchenko Ulrich Kons Henry Clay Aleksandr Tkatchenko Jörg Friedrich Chris Mahoney Jonas Pinskus Jens Doberschütz Andrew Justice Jonas Narmontas Ulrich Karnatz John Pritchard Andrey Lugin Uwe Dühring Malcolm McGowan Aleksandr Mantsevich Bernd Höing Richard Stanhope Igor Maistrenko Klaus-Dieter Ludwig Lord Colin Moynihan Grigoriy Dmitrenko 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 5:58.29 Great Britain (GBR) 6:00.82 New Zealand (NZL) 6:03.51 Bernd Baumgart Richard Lester Ivan Sutherland Gottfried Döhn John Yallop Trevor Coker Werner Klatt Timothy Crooks Peter Dignan Hans-Joachim Lück Hugh Matheson Lindsay Wilson Dieter Wendisch David Maxwell Athol Earl Roland Kostulski James Clark David Rodger Ulrich Karnatz Frederick Smallbone Alex McLean Karl-Heinz Prudöhl Leonard Robertson Tony Hurt Karl-Heinz Danielovski Patrick Sweeney Simon Dickie 1972 Munich (FRG) New Zealand (NZL) 6:08.94 United States (USA) 6:11.61 East Germany (GDR) 6:11.67 Tony Hurt Lawrence Terry Hans-Joachim Borzym Wybo Veldman Franklin Hobbs Jörg Landvoigt Richard Joyce Peter Raymond Harold Dimke John Hunter Timothy Mickelson Manfred Schneider Lindsay Wilson Eugene Clapp Hartmut Schreiber Athol Earl William Hobbs Manfred Schmorde Trevor Coker Michael Livingston Bernd Landvoigt Gary Robertson Cleve Livingston Heinrich Mederow Simon Dickie Paul Hoffman Dietmar Schwarz 1968 Mexico City (MEX) West Germany (FRG) 6:07.00 Australia (AUS) 6:07.98 Soviet Union (URS) 6:09.11 Horst Meyer Alfred Duval Zigmas Jukna Dirk Schreyer Michael Morgan Antanas Bagdonavicius Rüdiger Henning Joseph Fazio Volodymyr Sterlik Wolfgang Hottenrott Peter Dickson Juozas Jagelavicius Lutz Ulbricht David Douglas Aleksandr Martyshkin Egbert Hirschfelder John Ranch Vytautas Briedis Jörg Siebert Gary Pearce Valentin Kravchuk Niko Ott Robert Shirlaw Viktor Suslin Günther Tiersch Alan Grover Yuriy Lorentson 1964 Tokyo (JPN) United States (USA) 6:18.23 Unified Team of 6:23.29 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:25.11 Germany (EUA) Joseph Amlong Klaus Aeffke Petr Cermák Thomas Amlong Klaus Bittner Jirí Lundák Harold Budd Karl-Heinrich von Groddeck Jan Mrvik Emory Clark Hans-Jürgen Wallbrecht Julius Tocek Stanley Cwiklinski Klaus Behrens Josef Ventus Hugh Foley Jürgen Schröder Ludek Pojezny William Knecht Jürgen Plagemann Bohumil Janousek William Stowe Horst Meyer Richard Novy Robert Zimönyi Thomas Ahrens Miroslav Konicek 1960 Rome (ITA) Unified Team of 5:57.18 Canada (CAN) 6:01.52 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:04.84 Germany (EUA) Manfred Rulffs Donald Arnold Bohumil Janousek Walter Schröder Walter d'Hondt Jan Jindra Frank Schepke Nelson Kuhn Jirí Lundák Kraft Schepke John Lecky Stanislav Lusk Karl-Heinrich von Groddeck Lorne Loomer Václav Pavkovic Karl-Heinz Hopp Archie McKinnon Ludek Pojezny Klaus Bittner William McKerlich Jan Svéda Hans Lenk Glen Mervyn Josef Ventus Willi Padge Sohen Biln Miroslav Konicek 1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) United States (USA) 6:35.2 Canada (CAN) 6:37.1 Australia (AUS) 6:39.2 Thomas Charlton Philip Kueber Michael Aikman David Wright Richard McClure David Boykett John Cooke Robert Wilson Angus Benfield Donald Beer David Helliwell James Howden Caldwell Esselstyn Donald Pretty Garth Manton Charles Grimes William McKerlich Walter Howell Richard Wailes Douglas McDonald Adrian Monger Robert Morey Lawrence West Bryan Doyle William Becklean Carlton Ogawa Harold Hewitt



1952 Helsinki (FIN) United States (USA) 6:25.9 Soviet Union (URS) 6:31.2 Australia (AUS) 6:33.1 Frank Shakespeare Yevgeniy Brago Robert Tinning William Fields Yevgenyi Samsonov Ernest Chapman James Dunbar Aleksey Komarov Nimrod Greenwood Richard Murphy Igor Borisov Mervyn Finlay Robert Detweiler Slawa Amiragov Edward Pain Henry Proctor Leonid Gissen Philip Cayzer Wayne Frye Vladimir Kryukov Thomas Chessel Edward Stevens Vladimir Rodimushkin David Anderson Charles Manring Igor Polyakov Geoffrey Williamson 1948 London (GBR) United States (USA) 5:56.7 Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.9 Norway (NOR) 6:10.3 Ian Turner Christopher Barton Kristoffer Lepsø David Turner Michael Lapage Torstein Kråkenes James Hardy Guy Richardson Hans Hansen George Ahlgren Paul Bircher Halfdan Gran Olsen Lloyd Butler Paul Massey Harald Kråkenes David Brown Charles Lloyd Leif Naess Justus Smith John Meyrick Thor Pedersen John Stack Alfred Mellows Carl Monssen Ralph Purchase Jack Dearlove Sigurd Monssen 1936 Berlin (GER) United States (USA) 6:25.4 Italy (ITA) 6:26.0 Germany (GER) 6:26.4 Herbert Morris Guglielmo Del Bimbo Alfred Rieck Charles Day Dino Barsotti Helmut Radach Gordon Adam Oreste Grossi Hans Kuschke John White Enzo Bartolini Heinz Kaufmann James McMillin Mario Checcacci Gerd Völs George Hunt Dante Secchi Werner Löckle Joseph Rantz Ottorino Quaglierini Hans-Joachim Hannemann Donald Hume Enrico Garzelli Herbert Schmidt Robert Moch Cesare Milani Wilhelm Mahlow 1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 6:37.6 Italy (ITA) 6:37.8 Canada (CAN) 6:40.4 Edwin Salisbury Vittorio Cioni Earl Eastwood James Blair Mario Balleri Joseph Harris Duncan Gregg Renato Bracci Stanley Stanyar David Dunlap Dino Barsotti Harry Fry Burton Jastram Roberto Vestrini Cedric Liddell Charles Chandler Guglielmo Del Bimbo William Thoburn Harold Tower Enrico Garzelli Donald Boal Winslow Hall Renato Barbieri Albert Taylor Norris Graham Cesare Milani George MacDonald 1928 Amsterdam (NED) United States (USA) 6:03.2 Great Britain (GBR) 6:05.6 Canada (CAN) 6:03.8 Marvin Stalder James Hamilton Frederick Hedges John Brinck Guy Nickalls Frank Fiddes Francis Frederick John Badcock John Hand William Thompson Donald Gollan Herbert Richardson William Dally Harold Lane Jack Murdock James Workman Gordon Killick Athol Meech Hubert Caldwell Jack Beresford Jr. Edgar Norris Peter Donlon Harold West William Ross Don Blessing Arthur Sulley John Donnelly 1924 Paris (FRA) United States (USA) 6:33.40 Canada (CAN) 6:49.00 Italy (ITA) Leonard Carpenter Arthur Bell Antonio Cattalinich Howard Kingsbury Robert Hunter Francesco Cattalinich Alfred Lindley William Langford Simenone Cattalinich John Miller Harold Little Giuseppe Crivelli James Stillman Rockefeller John Smith Latino Galasso Frederick Sheffield Warren Snyder Pietro Ivanov Benjamin Spock Norman Taylor Bruno Sorich Alfred Wilson William Wallace Carlo Toniatti Laurence Stoddard Ivor Campbell Vittorio Gliubich 1920 Antwerp (BEL) United States (USA) 6:02.6 Great Britain (GBR) 6:05.0 Norway (NOR) 6:36.0 Virgil Jacomini Ewart Horsfall Theodor Nag Edwin Graves Guy Nickalls Conrad Olsen William Jordan Richard Lucas Adolf Nilsen Edward Moore Walter James Haakon Ellingsen Alden Sanborn John Campbell Thore Michelsen Vincent Gallagher Sebastian Earl Arne Mortensen Donald Johnston Ralph Shove Karl Nag Clyde King Sidney Swann Tollef Tollefsen Sherman Clark Robin Johnstone Thoralf Hagen 1912 Stockholm (SWE) Great Britain (GBR) 6:15 Great Britain (GBR) 6:19 Germany (GER) Edgar Burgess William Fison Otto Liebing Sidney Swann William Parker Max Bröske Leslie Wormald Thomas Gillespie Wilhelm Bartholomae Ewart Horsfall Beaufort Burdekin Fritz Bartholomae Angus James Gillan Frederick Pitman Max Vetter Arthur Garton Arthur Wiggins Werner Dehn Alister Kirby Charles Littlejohn Rudolf Reichelt Philip Fleming Robert Bourne Hans Mathiae Henry Wells John Walker Kurt Runge



1908 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 7:52 Albert Gladstone Frederick Kelly Banner Johnstone Guy Nickalls Sr. Charles Burnell Ronald Sanderson Raymond Etheringhton- Smith Henry Bucknall Gilchrist MacLagan 1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 7:50 Canada (CAN) Frederick Cresser Arthur Bailey Michael Gleason William Rice Frank Schell George Reiffenstein James Flanagan Phil Boyd Charles Armstrong George Strange Harry Lott William Wadsworth Joseph Dempsey Donald MacKenzie John Exley Joe Wright Sr. Louis Abell Thomas Loudon 1900 Paris (FRA) United States (USA) 6:07.8 Belgium (BEL) 6:13.8 Netherlands (NED) 6:23.0 Harry Debaecke Marcel van Crombrugghe Walter Meyer Timmerman-Thijssen William Carr Maurice Hemelsoet Ruurd Leegstra John Exley Oscar de Cock Johannes van Dijk John Geiger Maurice Verdonck Henricus Tromp Edwin Hedley Prospère Bruggeman Hendrik Offerhaus James Juvenal Oscar de Somville Roelof Klein Roscoe Lockwood Frank Odberg François Brandt Edward Marsh Jules de Bisschop Walter Middelberg Louis Abell Alfred Vanlandeghem Hermanus Brockmann

Men's Coxed Pair (M2+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Great Britain (GBR) 6:49.83 Italy (ITA) 6:50.98 Romania (ROU) 6:51.58 Jonny Searle Carmine Abbagnale Dumitru Popescu Greg Searle Giuseppe Abbagnale Nicolaie Taga Garry Herbert Giuseppe Di Capua Dumitru Raducanu 1988 Seoul (KOR) Italy (ITA) 6:58.79 East Germany (GDR) 7:00.63 Great Britain (GBR) 7:01.95 Carmine Abbagnale Mario Streit Andy Holmes Giuseppe Abbagnale Detlef Kirchhoff Steve Redgrave Giuseppe Di Capua René Rensch Patrick Sweeney 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Italy (ITA) 7:05.99 Romania (ROU) 7:11.21 United States (USA) 7:12.81 Carmine Abbagnale Dumitru Popescu Kevin Still Giuseppe Abbagnale Vasile Tomoiaga Robert Espeseth Giuseppe Di Capua Dumitru Raducanu Douglas Herland 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 7:02.54 Soviet Union (URS) 7:03.35 Yugoslavia (YUG) 7:04.92 Harald Jährling Viktor Pereverzev Dusko Mrduljas Friedrich-Wilhelm Ulrich Gennadiy Kryuchkin Zlatko Celent Georg Spohr Aleksandr Lukyanov Josip Reic 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 7:58.99 Soviet Union (URS) 8:01.82 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 8:03.28 Harald Jährling Dmitriy Bekhterev Oldrich Svojanovsky Friedrich-Wilhelm Ulrich Yuriy Shurkalov Pavel Svojanovsky Georg Spohr Yuriy Lorentson Ludvik Vébr 1972 Munich (FRG) East Germany (GDR) 7:17.25 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 7:19.57 Romania (ROU) 7:21.36 Wolfgang Gunkel Oldrich Svojanovsky Stefan Tudor Jörg Lucke Pavel Svojanovsky Petre Ceapura Klaus-Dieter Neubert Vladimir Petricek Ladislau Lovrenski 1968 Mexico City (MEX) Italy (ITA) 8:04.81 Netherlands (NED) 8:06.80 Denmark (DEN) 8:08.07 Primo Baran Herman Suselbeek Jørn Krab Renzo Sambo Hadriaan van Nes Harry Jørgensen Bruno Cipolla Roderick Rijnders Preben Krab 1964 Tokyo (JPN) United States (USA) 8:21.23 France (FRA) 8:23.15 Netherlands (NED) 8:23.42 Edward Ferry Jacques Morel Herman Rouwé Conn Findlay Georges Morel Frederik Hartsuiker Henry Mitchell Jean-Claude Darouy Jan Bos 1960 Rome (ITA) Unified Team of 7:29.14 Soviet Union (URS) 7:30.17 United States (USA) 7:34.58 Germany (EUA) Bernhard Knubel Antanas Bagdonavicius Richard Draeger Heinz Renneberg Zigmas Jukna Conn Findlay Klaus Zerta Igor Rudakov Henry Mitchell 1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) United States (USA) 8:26.1 Unified Team of 8:29.2 Soviet Union (URS) 8:31.0 Germany (EUA) Arthur Ayrault Karl-Heinrich von Groddeck Igor Yemchuk Conn Findlay Horst Arndt Georgiy Zhilin Armin Seiffert Rainer Borkowsky Vladimir Petrov 1952 Helsinki (FIN) France (FRA) 8:28.6 Germany (GER) 8:32.1 Denmark (DEN) 8:34.9 Raymond Salles Heinz-Joachim Manchen Svend Pedersen Gaston Mercier Helmut Heinhold Poul Svendsen Bernard Malivoire Helmut Noll Jørgen Frantsen 1948 London (GBR) Denmark (DEN) 8:00.5 Italy (ITA) 8:12.2 Hungary (HUN) 8:25.2 Finn Pedersen Giovanni Steffé Antal Szendey Tage Henriksen Aldo Tarlao Béla Zsitnik Carl-Ebbe Andersen Alberto Radi Robert Zimönyi



1936 Berlin (GER) Germany (GER) 8:36.9 Italy (ITA) 8:49.7 France (FRA) 8:54.0 Gerhard Gustmann Almiro Bergamo Georges Tapie Herbert Adamski Guido Santin Marceau Fourcade Dieter Arend Luciano Negrini Noël Vandernotte 1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 8:25.8 Poland (POL) 8:31.2 France (FRA) 8:41.2 Joseph Schauers Jerzy Braun Anselme Brusa Charles Kieffer Janusz Slazak André Giriat Edward Jennings Jerzy Skolimowski Pierre Brunet 1928 Amsterdam (NED) Switzerland (SUI) 7:42.6 France (FRA) 7:48.4 Belgium (BEL) 7:59.4 Hans Schöchlin Armand Marcelle Leon Flament Karl Schöchlin Edouard Marcelle François de Coninck Hans Bourquin Henri Préaux Georges Anthony

1924 Paris (FRA) Switzerland (SUI) 8:39.00 Italy (ITA) 8:39.10 United States (USA) Edouard Candeveau Ercole Olgeni Leon Butler Alfred Felber Giovanni Scatturin Harold Wilson Emile Lachapelle Gino Sopracordevole Edward Jennings 1920 Antwerp (BEL) Italy (ITA) 7:56.00 France (FRA) 7:57.00 Switzerland (SUI) Ercole Olgeni Gabriel Poix Edouard Candeveau Giovanni Scatturin Maurice Bouton Alfred Felber Guido De Filip Ernest Barberolle Paul Piaget 1900 Paris (FRA) Netherlands (NED) 7:34.2 France (FRA) 7:34.4 France (FRA) 7:57.2 François Brandt Louis Martinet Carlos Deltour Roelof Klein Waleff Antoine Védrenne Hermanus Brockmann Paoli

Men's Coxed Four (M4+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Romania (ROU) 5:59.37 Germany (GER) 6:00.34 Poland (POL) 6:03.27 Viorel Talapan Uwe Kellner Jacek Streich Iulica Ruican Ralf Brudel Wojciech Jankowski Dumitru Popescu Thoralf Peters Tomasz Tomiak Nicolaie Taga Karsten Finger Maciej Lasicki Dumitru Raducanu Hendrik Reiher Michal Cieslak 1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:10.74 Romania (ROU) 6:13.58 New Zealand (NZL) 6:15.78 Frank Klawonn Dumitru Popescu George Keys Bernd Eichwurzel Ioan Snep Ian Wright Bernd Niesecke Valentin Robu Gregory Johnston Karsten Schmeling Vasile Tomoiaga Christopher White Hendrik Reiher Ladislau Lovrenski Andrew Bird 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Great Britain (GBR) 6:18.64 United States (USA) 6:20.28 New Zealand (NZL) 6:23.68 Martin Cross Thomas Kiefer Kevin Lawton Richard Budgett Gregory Springer Donald Symon Andy Holmes Michael Bach Barrie Mabbott Steve Redgrave Edward Ives Ross Tong Adrian Ellison John Stillings Brett Hollister 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 6:14.51 Soviet Union (URS) 6:19.05 Poland (POL) 6:22.52 Dieter Wendisch Arturs Garonskis Grzegorz Stellak Ullrich Diessner Dimant Krisianis Adam Tomasiak Walter Diessner Dzintars Krisianis Grzegorz Nowak Gottfried Döhn Georges Tikmers Ryszard Stadniuk Andreas Gregor Yuris Berzynsh Ryszard Kubiak 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Soviet Union (URS) 6:40.22 East Germany (GDR) 6:42.70 West Germany (FRG) 6:46.96 Vladimir Yeshinov Andreas Schulz Hans-Johann Färber Nikolay Ivanov Rüdiger Kunze Ralph Kubail Mikhail Kuznetsov Walter Diessner Siegfried Fricke Aleksandr Klepnikov Ullrich Diessner Peter Niehusen Aleksandr Lukyanov Johannes Thomas Hartmut Wenzel 1972 Munich (FRG) West Germany (FRG) 6:31.85 East Germany (GDR) 6:33.30 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:35.64 Peter Berger Dietrich Zander Otakar Marecek Hans-Johann Färber Reinhard Gust Karel Neffe Gerhard Auer Eckhard Martens Vladimir Janos Alois Bierl Rolf Jobst Frantisek Provazník Uwe Benter Klaus-Dieter Ludwig Vladimir Petricek 1968 Mexico City (MEX) New Zealand (NZL) 6:45.62 East Germany (GDR) 6:48.20 Switzerland (SUI) 6:49.04 Richard Joyce Peter Kremtz Denis Oswald Dudley Storey Roland Göhler Hugo Waser Ross Collinge Manfred Gelpke Peter Bolliger Warren Cole Klaus Jacob Jakob Grob Simon Dickie Dieter Semetzky Gottlieb Fröhlich 1964 Tokyo (JPN) Unified Team of 7:00.44 Italy (ITA) 7:02.84 Netherlands (NED) 7:06.46 Germany (EUA) Peter Neusel Renato Bosatta Alex Mullink Bernhard Britting Emilio Trivini Jan van de Graaff Joachim Werner Giuseppe Galante Frederick van de Graaf Egbert Hirschfelder Franco de Pedrina Marius Klumperbeek Jürgen Oelke Giovanni Spinola Robert van de Graaf 1960 Rome (ITA) Unified Team of 6:39.12 France (FRA) 6:41.62 Italy (ITA) 6:43.72 Germany (EUA) Gerd Cintl Robert Dumontois Fulvio Balatti Horst Effertz Claude Martin Romano Sgheiz Klaus Riekemann Jacques Morel Franco Trincavelli Jürgen Litz Guy Nosbaum Giovanni Zucchi Michael Obst Jean Klein Ivo Stefanoni



1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) Italy (ITA) 7:19.4 Sweden (SWE) 7:22.4 Finland (FIN) 7:30.9 Alberto Winkler Olle Larsson Kauko Hänninen Romano Sgheiz Gösta Eriksson Reino Poutanen Angelo Vanzin Ivar Aronsson Veli Lehtelä Franco Trincavelli Sven Gunnarsson Toimi Pitkänen Ivo Stefanoni Bertil Göransson Matti Niemi 1952 Helsinki (FIN) Czechoslovakia (TCH) 7:33.4 Switzerland (SUI) 7:36.5 United States (USA) 7:37.0 Karel Mejta Enrico Bianchi Carl Lovested Jirí Havlis Karl Weidmann Alvin Ulbrickson Jan Jindra Heinrich Scheller Richard Wahlstrom Stanislav Lusk Emile Ess Matthew Leanderson Miroslav Koranda Walter Leiser Albert Rossi 1948 London (GBR) United States (USA) 6:50.3 Switzerland (SUI) 6:53.3 Denmark (DEN) 6:58.6 Warren Westlund Rudolf Reichling Erik Larsen Robert Martin Erich Schriever Börge Nielsen Robert Will Emile Knecht Henry Larsen Gordon Giovanelli Pierre Stebler Harry Knudsen Allen Morgan Andre Moccand Jørgen Ib Olsen 1936 Berlin (GER) Germany (GER) 7:16.2 Switzerland (SUI) 7:24.3 France (FRA) 7:33.3 Hans Maier Hermann Betschart Fernand Vandernotte Walter Volle Hans Homberger Marcel Vandernotte Ernst Gaber Alex Homberger Marcel Cosmat Paul Söllner Karl Schmid Marcel Chauvigné Fritz Bauer Rolf Spring Noël Vandernotte 1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Germany (GER) 7:19.0 Italy (ITA) 7:19.2 Poland (POL) 7:26.8 Hans Eller Bruno Vattovaz Jerzy Braun Horst Hoeck Giovanni Plazzer Janusz Slazak Walter Meyer Riccardo Divora Stanislaw Urban Joachim Spremberg Bruno Parovel Edward Kobylinski Karl-Heinz Neumann Giovanni Scherl Jerzy Skolimowski 1928 Amsterdam (NED) Italy (ITA) 6:47.8 Switzerland (SUI) 7:03.4 Poland (POL) 7:12.8 Valerio Perentin Ernst Haas Franciszek Bronikowski Giliante D'Este Joseph Meyer Edmund Jankowski Nicolo Vittori Otto Bucher Leon Birkholc Giovanni Delise Karl Schwegler Bernard Ormanowski Renato Petronio Fritz Bösch Boleslaw Drewek 1924 Paris (FRA) Switzerland (SUI) 7:18.40 France (FRA) 7:21.60 United States (USA) Emile Albrecht Eugène Constant Robert Gerhardt Alfred Probst Louis Gressier Sidney Jelinek Eugen Sigg Georges Lecointe Edward Mitchell Walter Lossli Raymond Talleux Henry Welsford Hans Walter Marcel Lepan John Kennedy Emile Lachapelle 1920 Antwerp (BEL) Switzerland (SUI) 6:54 United States (USA) 6:58 Norway (NOR) 7:20 Willy Brüderlin Kenneth Myers Birger Var Max Rudolf Carl Otto Klose Theodor Klem Paul Rudolf Franz Federschmidt Henry Larsen Hans Walter Erich Federschmidt Per Gulbrandsen Paul Staub Sherman Clark Thoralf Hagen 1912 Stockholm (SWE) Denmark (DEN) 7:47.0 Sweden (SWE) 7:56.2 Norway (NOR) Ejler Allert Ture Rosvall Claus Høyer Jørgen Hansen William Bruhn-Möller Reidar Holter Carl Møller Conrad Brunkman Magnus Herseth Carl Petersen Hermann Dahlbäck Frithjof Olstad Poul Hartmann Willie Wilkens Olaf Bjørnstad 1912 Stockholm (SWE) Germany (GER) 6:59.4 Great Britain (GBR) Denmark (DEN) Albert Arnheiter Julius Beresford Erik Bisgaard Otto Maier Karl Vernon Rasmus Frandsen Otto Fickeisen Charles Rought Magnus Simonsen Rudolf Fickeisen Bruce Logan Poul Thymann Hermann Wilker Geoffrey Carr Eigil Clemmensen Norway (NOR) Henry Larsen Matias Torstensen Theodor Klem Håkon Tönsager Ejnar Tönsager 1900 Paris (FRA) France (FRA) 7:11.0 France (FRA) 7:18.0 Germany (GER) 7:18.2 Emile Delchambre Charles Perrin Hugo Rüster Jean Cau Daniel Soubeyran Wilhelm Carstens Henri Bouckaert Emile Wegelin Julius Körner Henri Hazebroucq Georges Lumpp Adolf Möller Leonid Charlot Max Ammermann Egmont Zahn 1900 Paris (FRA) Germany (GER) 5:59.0 Netherlands (NED) 6:03.0 Germany (GER) 6:05.0 Oskar Goßler Geert Lotsy Carl Lehle Walter Katzenstein Coenraad Hiebendaal Ernst Felle Waldemar Tietgens Paulus Jan Lotsy Hermann Wilker Gustav Goßler Johannes Terwogt Otto Fickeisen Carl Goßler Hermanus Brockmann Franz Kröwerath


8. Historical Results: Olympic & Paralympic Games Historical Results: Olympic & Paralympic Games

Men's Pair (Juniors) (MJ2-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

1900 Paris (FRA) Belgium (BEL) 7:49.4 Belgium (BEL) 7:57.4 France (FRA) 8:03.6 Oscar de Somville Delattre Beauchamps Marcel van Crombrugghe Delattre Tellier

Men's Four (Juniors) (MJ4-) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

1900 Paris (FRA) France (FRA) 7:06.4 France (FRA) 7:10.4 Belgium (BEL) 7:15.2 Tellier Laurent Emile Fauconnier Hisser Fouchet Georges Stas Henry Correst Maurice Tramasure Beauchamps Mazancieux Gustave Vanderlinden



Women


2012 London (GBR) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:54.37 Denmark (DEN) 7:57.72 Australia (AUS) 7:58.04 Mirka Knapkova Fie Udby Erichsen Kim Crow 2008 Beijing (CHN) Bulgaria (BUL) 7:22.34 United States (USA) 7:22.78 Belarus (BLR) 7:23.98 Rumyana Neikova Michelle Guerette Ekaterina Karsten 2004 Athens (GRE) Germany (GER) 7:18.12 Belarus (BLR) 7:22.04 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:23.10 Katrin Rutschow- Stomporowski Ekaterina Karsten Rumyana Neikova 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Belarus (BLR) 7:28.14 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:28.15 Germany (GER) 7:28.99 Ekaterina Karsten Rumyana Neikova Katrin Rutschow- Stomporowski 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Belarus (BLR) 7:32.21 Canada (CAN) 7:35.15 Denmark (DEN) 7:37.20 Ekaterina Khodatovich Silken Laumann Trine Hansen 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Romania (ROU) 7:25.54 Belgium (BEL) 7:26.64 Canada (CAN) 7:28.85 Elisabeta Lipa Annelies Bredael Silken Laumann 1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 7:47.19 United States (USA) 7:50.28 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:53.65 Jutta Behrendt Anne Marden Magdalena Georgieva 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 3:40.68 United States (USA) 3:43.89 Belgium (BEL) 3:45.72 Valeria Rosca-Racila Charlotte Geer Ann Haesebrouck 1980 Moscow (URS) Romania (ROU) 3:40.69 Soviet Union (URS) 3:41.65 East Germany (GDR) 3:43.54 Sanda Toma Antonina Dumcheva Martina Schröter 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 4:05.56 United States (USA) 4:06.21 Soviet Union (URS) 4:10.24 Christine Scheiblich Joan Lind Yelena Antonova

Women's Pair (W2-)

Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 7:27.13 Australia (AUS) 7:29.86 New Zealand (NZL) 7:30.19 Helen Glover Kate Hornsey Juliette Haigh Heather Stanning Sarah Tait Rebecca Scown 2008 Beijing (CHN) Romania (ROU) 7:20.60 China (CHN) 7:22.28 Belarus (BLR) 7:22.91 Georgeta Andrunache Wu You Yulia Bichik Viorica Susanu Gao Yulan Natalya Helakh 2004 Athens (GRE) Romania (ROU) 7:06.55 Great Britain (GBR) 7:08.66 Belarus (BLR) 7:09.86 Georgeta Andrunache Katherine Grainger Yulia Bichik Viorica Susanu Cath Bishop Natalya Helakh 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Romania (ROU) 7:11.00 Australia (AUS) 7:12.56 United States (USA) 7:13.00 Georgeta Damian Rachel Taylor Missy Ryan Doina Ignat Kate Slatter Karen Kraft 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Australia (AUS) 7:01.39 United States (USA) 7:01.78 France (FRA) 7:03.82 Megan Still Missy Schwen Christine Gossé Kate Slatter Karen Kraft Hélène Cortin 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Canada (CAN) 7:06.22 Germany (GER) 7:07.96 United States (USA) 7:08.11 Marnie McBean Stefani Werremeier Anna Seaton Kathleen Heddle Ingeburg Schwerzmann Stephanie Maxwell- Pierson 1988 Seoul (KOR) Romania (ROU) 7:28.13 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:31.95 New Zealand (NZL) 7:35.68 Rodica Arba-Puscatu Radka Stoyanova Nicola Payne Olga Bularda-Homeghi Lalka Berberova Lynley Hannen 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 3:32.60 Canada (CAN) 3:36.06 West Germany (FRG) 3:40.50 Rodica Arba-Puscatu Betty Craig Ellen Becker Elena Horvat Tricia Smith Iris Völkner 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 3:30.49 Poland (POL) 3:30.95 Bulgaria (BUL) 3:32.39 Ute Steindorf Malgorzata Dluzewska Sika Barbulova- Kelbecheva Cornelia Klier Czeslawa Koscianska Stoyanka Kurbatova 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Bulgaria (BUL) 4:01.22 East Germany (GDR) 4:01.64 West Germany (FRG) 4:02.35 Sikya Kelbecheva Angelika Noack Edith Eckbauer Stoyanka Gruycheva Sabine Dähne Thea Einöder


2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:55.82 Australia (AUS) 6:58.55 Poland (POL) 7:07.92 Katherine Grainger Kim Crow Magdalena Fularczyk Anna Watkins Brooke Pratley Julia Michalska 2008 Beijing (CHN) New Zealand (NZL) 7:07.32 Germany (GER) 7:07.33 Great Britain (GBR) 7:07.55 Georgina Evers-Swindell Ann-Katrin Thiele Elise Laverick Caroline Evers-Swindell Christiane Huth Anna Bebington 2004 Athens (GRE) New Zealand (NZL) 7:01.79 Germany (GER) 7:02.78 Great Britain (GBR) 7:07.58 Georgina Evers-Swindell Peggy Waleska Sarah Winckless Caroline Evers-Swindell Britta Oppelt Elise Laverick 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Germany (GER) 6:55.44 Netherlands (NED) 7:00.36 Lithuania (LTU) 7:01.71 Jana Thieme Pieta van Dishoeck Birute Sakickiene Kathrin Boron Eeke van Nes Kristina Poplavskaja 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Canada (CAN) 6:56.84 China (CHN) 6:58.35 Netherlands (NED) 6:58.72 Marnie McBean Cao Mianying Irene Eijs Kathleen Heddle Zhang Xiuyun Eeke van Nes 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Germany (GER) 6:49.00 Romania (ROU) 6:51.47 China (CHN) 6:55.16 Kerstin Köppen Veronica Cochela- Cogeanu Gu Xiaoli Kathrin Boron Elisabeta Lipa Lu Huali 1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 7:00.48 Romania (ROU) 7:04.36 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:06.03 Birgit Peter Elisabeta Lipa Violeta Ninova Martina Schröter Veronica Cogeanu Stefka Madina



1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 3:26.75 Netherlands (NED) 3:29.13 Canada (CAN) 3:29.82 Marioara Popescu Greet Hellemans Daniele Laumann Elisabeta Oleniuc Nicolette Hellemans Silken Laumann 1980 Moscow (URS) Soviet Union (URS) 3:16.27 East Germany (GDR) 3:17.63 Romania (ROU) 3:18.91 Yelena Khloptseva Cornelia Linse Olga Homeghi Larisa Popova Heidi Westphal Valeria Rosca 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Bulgaria (BUL) 3:44.36 East Germany (GDR) 3:47.86 Soviet Union (URS) 3:49.93 Svetla Otsetova Sabine Jahn Leonora Kaminskaite Zdravka Yordanova Petra Boesler Genovaite Ramoskiene


2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 7:09.30 China (CHN) 7:11.93 Greece (GRE) 7:12.09 Katherine Copeland Xu Dongxiang Christina Giazitzidou Sophie Hosking Huang Wenyi Alexandra Tsiavou 2008 Beijing (CHN) Netherlands (NED) 6:54.74 Finland (FIN) 6:56.03 Canada (CAN) 6:56.68 Kirsten van der Kolk Sanna Sten Melanie Kok Marit van Eupen Minna Nieminen Tracy Cameron 2004 Athens (GRE) Romania (ROU) 6:56.05 Germany (GER) 6:57.33 Netherlands (NED) 6:58.54 Constanta Burcica Daniela Reimer Kirsten van der Kolk Angela Alupei Claudia Blasberg Marit van Eupen 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Romania (ROU) 7:02.64 Germany (GER) 7:02.95 United States (USA) 7:06.37 Constanta Burcica Valerie Viehoff Christine Collins Angela Alupei Claudia Blasberg Sarah Garner 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Romania (ROU) 7:12.78 United States (USA) 7:14.65 Australia (AUS) 7:16.56 Constanta Burcica Teresa Z. Bell Rebecca Joyce Camelia Macoviciuc Lindsay Burns Virginia Lee


2012 London (GBR) Ukraine (UKR) 6:35.93 Germany (GER) 6:38.09 United States (USA) 6:40.63 Katerina Tarasenko Ann-Katrin Thiele Natalie Dell Nataliya Dovgodko Carina Baer Kara Kohler Anastasiya Kozhenkova Julia Richter Megan Kalmoe Yana Dementyeva Britta Oppelt Adrianne Martelli 2008 Beijing (CHN) China (CHN) 6:16.06 Great Britain (GBR) 6:17.37 Germany (GER) 6:19.56 Tang Bin Annie Vernon Britta Oppelt Jin Ziwei Debbie Flood Manuela Lutze Xi Aihua Frances Houghton Kathrin Boron Zhang Yangyang Katherine Grainger Stephanie Schiller 2004 Athens (GRE) Germany (GER) 6:29.29 Great Britain (GBR) 6:31.26 Australia (AUS) 6:34.73 Kathrin Boron Alison Mowbray Dana Faletic Meike Evers Debbie Flood Rebecca Sattin Manuela Lutze Frances Houghton Kerry Hore Kerstin El Qalqili Rebecca Romero Amber Bradley 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Germany (GER) 6:19.58 Great Britain (GBR) 6:21.64 Russia (RUS) 6:21.65 Manja Kowalski Guin Batten Oksana Dorodnova Meike Evers Gillian Lindsay Irina Fedotova Manuela Lutze Katherine Grainger Yulia Levina Kerstin Kowalski Miriam Batten Larisa Merk 1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Germany (GER) 6:27.44 Ukraine (UKR) 6:30.36 Canada (CAN) 6:30.38 Jana Sorgers Olena Ronzhina Laryssa Biesenthal Katrin Rutschow Inna Frolova Marnie McBean Kathrin Boron Svetlana Maziy Diane O'Grady Kerstin Köppen Dina Miftakhutdinova Kathleen Heddle 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Germany (GER) 6:20.18 Romania (ROU) 6:24.34 Unified Team (EUN) 6:25.07 Kerstin Müller Constanta Pipota Ekaterina Khodatovich Sybille Schmidt Doina Ignat Antonina Zelikovich Birgit Peter Veronica Cochela- Cogeanu Yelena Khloptseva Kristina Mundt Anisoara Dobre-Balan Tatyana Ustyuzhanina 1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:21.06 Soviet Union (URS) 6:23.47 Romania (ROU) 6:23.81 Kerstin Förster-Pieloth Irina Kalimbet Anisoara Balan Kristina Mundt Svetlana Maziy Anisoara Minea-Sorohan Beate Schramm Inna Frolova Veronica Cogeanu Jana Sorgers Antonina Dumcheva Elisabeta Lipa


2012 London (GBR) United States (USA) 6:10.59 Canada (CAN) 6:12.06 Netherlands (NED) 6:13.12 Erin Cafaro Janine Hanson Jacobine Veenhoven Susan Francia Rachelle Viinberg Nienke Kingma Esther Lofgren Krista Guloien Chantal Achterberg Taylor Ritzel Lauren Wilkinson Sytske de Groot Meghan Musnicki Natalie Mastracci Roline Repelaer van Driel Ellie Logan Ashley Brzozowicz Claudia Belderbos Caroline Lind Darcy Marquardt Carline Bouw Caryn Davies Andreanne Morin Annemiek de Haan Mary Whipple Lesley Thompson-Willie Anne Schellekens



2008 Beijing (CHN) United States (USA) 6:05.34 Netherlands (NED) 6:07.22 Romania (ROU) 6:07.25 Erin Cafaro Femke Dekker Constanta Burcica Lindsay Shoop Marlies Smulders Viorica Susanu Anna Goodale Nienke Kingma Rodica Serban Ellie Logan Roline Repelaer van Driel Eniko Barabas Anna Cummins Annemarieke van Rumpt Simona Strimbeschi Susan Francia Helen Tanger Ioana Papuc Caroline Lind Sarah Siegelaar Georgeta Andrunache Caryn Davies Annemiek de Haan Doina Ignat Mary Whipple Ester Workel Elena Georgescu 2004 Athens (GRE) Romania (ROU) 6:17.70 United States (USA) 6:19.56 Netherlands (NED) 6:19.85 Rodica Florea Kate Johnson Froukje Wegman Viorica Susanu Samantha Magee Marlies Smulders Aurica Barascu Megan Dirkmaat Nienke Hommes Ioana Papuc Alison Cox Hurnet Dekkers Liliana Gafencu Caryn Davies Annemarieke van Rumpt Elisabeta Lipa Laurel Korholz Annemiek de Haan Georgeta Andrunache Anna Cummins Sarah Siegelaar Doina Ignat Lianne Nelson Helen Tanger Elena Georgescu Mary Whipple Ester Workel 2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Romania (ROU) 6:06.44 Netherlands (NED) 6:09.39 Canada (CAN) 6:11.58 Georgeta Damian Anneke Venema Heather McDermid Viorica Susanu Carin ter Beek Heather Davis Ioana Olteanu Nelleke Penninx Dorota Urbaniak Veronica Cochela- Cogeanu Pieta van Dishoeck Theresa Luke Magdalena Dumitrache Eeke van Nes Emma Robinson Elisabeta Lipa Tessa Appeldoorn Alison Korn Liliana Gafencu Marieke Westerhof Laryssa Biesenthal Doina Ignat Elien Meijer Buffy Alexander Elena Georgescu Martijntje Quik Lesley Thompson-Willie

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Romania (ROU) 6:19.73 Canada (CAN) 6:24.05 Belarus (BLR) 6:24.44 Anca Tanase Heather McDermid Natalia Lavrinenko Veronica Cochela- Cogeanu Tosha Tsang Aliaksandra Pankina Liliana Gafencu Maria Maunder Natalia Volcheck Doina Spircu Alison Korn Tamara Davydenko Ioana Olteanu Emma Robinson Valiantsina Skrabatun Elisabeta Lipa Anna Van der Kamp Alena Mikulich Marioara Popescu Jessica Monroe Natalya Stasyuk Doina Ignat Theresa Luke Marina Znak Elena Georgescu Lesley Thompson-Willie Yaroslava Pavlovich 1992 Barcelona (ESP) Canada (CAN) 6:02.62 Romania (ROU) 6:06.26 Germany (GER) 6:07.80 Kirsten Barnes Doina Snep-Balan Annegret Strauch Brenda Taylor Doina Robu Sylvia Dördelmann Megan Delahanty Ioana Olteanu Kathrin Haacker Shannon Crawford Viorica Lepadatu Dana Pyritz Marnie McBean Iulia Bobeica Cerstin Petersmann Kay Worthington Veronica Necula Ute Schell Jessica Monroe Adriana Bazon-Chelariu Christiane Harzendorf Kathleen Heddle Maria Padurariu Judith Zeidler Lesley Thompson-Willie Elena Georgescu Daniela Neunast 1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:15.17 Romania (ROU) 6:17.44 China (CHN) 6:21.83 Annegret Strauch Doina Balan Zhou Xiuhua Judith Zeidler Marioara Trasca Zhang Yali Kathrin Haacker Veronica Necula He Yanwen Ute Wild Herta Anitas Han Yaqin Anja Kluge Adriana Bazon-Chelariu Zhang Xianghua Beatrix Schröer- Lehmann Mihaela Armasescu Shouying Zhau Ramona Balthasar Rodica Arba-Puscatu Yang Xiao Ute Schell Olga Bularda-Homeghi Hu Yadong Daniela Neunast Ecaterina Oancia Li Ronghua 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 2:59.80 Romania (ROU) 3:00.87 Netherlands (NED) 3:02.92 Shyril O'Steen Doina Balan Nicolette Hellemans Harriet Metcalf Marioara Trasca Lynda Cornet Carol Bower Aurora Plesca Harriët van Ettekoven Carrie Graves Aneta Mihaly Greet Hellemans Jeanne Flanagan Adriana Chelariu Marieke van Drogenbroek Kristine Norelius Mihaela Armasescu Anne-Marie Quist Kristen Thorsness Camelia Diaconescu Catalien Neelissen Kathryn Keeler Lucia Sauca Wiljon Vaandrager Betsy Beard Viorica Ioja Martha Laurijsen 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 3:03.32 Soviet Union (URS) 3:04.29 Romania (ROU) 3:05.63 Martina Boesler Olga Pivovarova Angelica Aposteanu Kersten Neisser Nina Umanets Marlena Zagoni Christiane Köpke-Knetsch Nadezhda Prishchepa Rodica Frintu Birgit Schütz Valentina Zhulina Florica Bucur Gabriele Kühn-Lohs Tatyana Stetsenko Rodica Puscatu Ilona Richter Elena Teryoshina Ana Iliuta Marita Sandig Nina Preobrazhenskaya Mariana Constantinescu Karin Metze Mariya Pazyun Elena Bondar Marina Wilke Nina Frolova Elena Dobritoiu



1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 3:33.32 Soviet Union (URS) 3:36.17 United States (USA) 3:38.68 Viola Goretzki Lyubov Talalayeva Jacqueline Zoch Christiane Knetsch Nadezhda Roshchina Anita DeFrantz Ilona Richter Klavdiya Kozenkova Carrie Graves Brigitte Ahrenholz Yelena Zubko Marion Greig Monika Kallies Olga Kolkova Anne Warner Henrietta Ebert Nelli Tarakanova Peggy McCarthy Helma Lehmann Nadezhda Rozgon Carol Brown Irina Müller Olga Guzenko Gail Ricketson Marina Wilke Olga Pugovskaya Lynn Silliman


1992 Barcelona (ESP) Canada (CAN) 6:30.85 United States (USA) 6:31.86 Germany (GER) 6:32.34 Kirsten Barnes Shelagh Donohoe Antje Frank Brenda Taylor Cynthia Eckert Gabriele Mehl Jessica Monroe Amy Fuller Birte Siech Kay Worthington Carol Feeney Annette Hohn

Women's Coxed Quadruple Sculls (W4x+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 3:14.11 United States (USA) 3:15.57 Denmark (DEN) 3:16.02 Maricica Taran Anne Marden Hanne Eriksen Anisoara Sorohan Lisa Rohde Birgitte Hanel Ioana Badea Joan Lind Charlotte Koefoed Sofia Corban Virginia Gilder Bodil Rasmussen Ecaterina Oancia Kelly Rickon Jette Sørensen 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 3:15.32 Soviet Union (URS) 3:15.73 Bulgaria (BUL) 3:16.10 Sybille Reinhardt Antonina Pustovit Mariana Serbezova Jutta Ploch Yelena Matiyevskaya Rumeliana Boncheva Jutta Lau Olga Vasilchenko Dolores Nakova Roswietha Zobelt Nadezhda Lyubimova Anka Bakova Liane Buhr-Weigelt Nina Cheremisina Ani Georgieva 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 3:29.99 Soviet Union (URS) 3:32.49 Romania (ROU) 3:32.76 Roswietha Zobelt Anna Kondrashina Ioana Tudoran Jutta Lau Mira Bryunina Maria Micsa Viola Poley Larisa Aleksandrova Felicia Afrasiloaia Anke Borchmann Galina Yermolayeva Elisabeta Lazar Liane Buhr-Weigelt Nadezhda Chernyshova Elena Giurca

Women's Coxed Four (W4+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:56.00 China (CHN) 6:58.78 Romania (ROU) 7:01.13 Martina Walther Zhang Xianghua Marioara Trasca Gerlinde Doberschütz-Mey Hu Yadong Veronica Necula Carola Hornig-Miseler Yang Xiao Herta Anitas Birte Siech Shouying Zhau Doina Balan Sylvia Rose Li Ronghua Ecaterina Oancia 1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 3:19.30 Canada (CAN) 3:21.55 Australia (AUS) 3:23.29 Florica Lavric Marilyn Brain Robyn Grey-Gardner Maria Fricioiu Angie Schneider Karen Brancourt Chira Apostol Barbara Armbrust Susan Chapman Olga Bularda-Homeghi Jane Tregunno Margot Foster Viorica Ioja Lesley Thompson-Willie Susan Lee 1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 3:19.27 Bulgaria (BUL) 3:20.75 Soviet Union (URS) 3:20.92 Ramona Kapheim Ginka Gyurova Mariya Fadeyeva Silvia Fröhlich Mariyka Modeva Galina Sovetnikova Angelika Noack Rita Todorova Marina Studneva Romy Saalfeld Iskra Velinova Svetlana Semyonova Kirsten Wenzel Nadezhda Filipova Nina Cheremisina 1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 3:45.08 Bulgaria (BUL) 3:48.24 Soviet Union (URS) 3:49.38 Karin Metze Ginka Gyurova Nadezhda Sevostyanova Bianka Schwede Liliana Vaseva Lyudmila Krokhina Gabriele Lohs Reni Yordanova Galina Mishenina Andrea Kurth Mariyka Modeva Anna Pasokha Sabine Hess Kapka Georgieva Lidiya Krylova



8.2 Paralympic Games 2008-2012

Men

AS Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 London (GBR) China (CHN) 4:52.36 Australia (AUS) 4:55.85 Russia (RUS) 4:55.91 Huang Cheng Erik Horrie Alexey Chuvashev 2008 Beijing (CHN) Great Britain (GBR) 5:22.09 Ukraine (UKR) 5:26.03 Israel (ISR) 5:39.11 Tom Aggar Oleksandr Petrenko Eli Nawi

Women

AS Women's Single Sculls (ASW1x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 London (GBR) Ukraine (UKR) 5:35.29 France (FRA) 5:43.56 Belarus (BLR) 5:47.54 Alla Lysenko Nathalie Benoit Liudmila Vauchok 2008 Beijing (CHN) Great Britain (GBR) 6:12.93 Belarus (BLR) 6:25.44 United States (USA) 6:35.07 Helene Raynsford Liudmila Vauchok Laura Schwanger

Mixed

TA Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 London (GBR) China (CHN) 3:57.63 France (FRA) 4:03.06 United States (USA) 4:05.56 Lou Xiaoxian Perle Bouge Oksana Masters Fei Tianming Stephane Tardieu Rob Jones 2008 Beijing (CHN) China (CHN) 4:20.69 Australia (AUS) 4:21.58 Brazil (BRA) 4:28.36 Zhou Yangjing John MacLean Elton Santana Shan Zilong Kathryn Ross Josiane Lima

LTA Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+) Year Location 1st T 2nd T 3rd T

2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 3:19.38 Germany (GER) 3:21.44 Ukraine (UKR) 3:23.22 Pamela Relph Anke Molkenthin Andrii Stelmakh Naomi Riches Astrid Hengsbach Kateryna Morozova David Smith Tino Kolitscher Olena Pukhaieva James Roe Kai Kruse Denys Sobol Lily Van Den Broecke Katrin Splitt Volodymyr Kozlov 2008 Beijing (CHN) Italy (ITA) 3:33.13 United States (USA) 3:37.61 Great Britain (GBR) 3:38.37 Paola Protopapa Emma Preuschl Vicki Hansford Luca Agoletto Tracy Tackett Naomi Riches Daniele Signore Jesse Karmazin Alastair McKean Graziana Saccocci Jamie Dean James Morgan Alessandro Franzetti Simona Chin Alan Sherman


Statistics

9. Statistics

9.1 World Rowing Championships

9.1.1 All Time NF Medal Table (since 1962) – Olympic and International Events

Rank Country G S B Total G(M) S(M) B(M) T(M) G(W) S(W) B(W) T(W) 1 East Germany 94 45 25 164 52 25 17 94 42 20 8 70 2 Italy 71 54 45 170 71 53 41 165 0 1 4 5 3 Germany 63 60 54 177 33 36 34 103 30 24 20 74 4 United States 54 60 72 186 28 24 39 91 26 36 33 95 5 Great Britain 54 59 41 154 38 37 29 104 16 22 12 50 6 Australia 41 30 32 103 22 17 21 60 19 13 11 43 7 Soviet Union 35 44 29 108 17 28 17 62 18 16 12 46 8 Romania 31 38 43 112 6 10 9 25 25 28 34 87 9 Denmark 30 24 30 84 26 16 22 64 4 8 8 20 10 New Zealand 30 17 20 67 21 10 11 42 9 7 9 25 11 West Germany 28 23 25 76 26 17 18 61 2 6 7 15 12 Canada 27 26 39 92 9 8 20 37 18 18 19 55 13 France 24 37 24 85 21 31 22 74 3 6 2 11 14 Netherlands 13 36 35 84 6 23 19 48 7 13 16 36 15 China 12 7 12 31 1 0 3 4 11 7 9 27 16 Switzerland 11 11 14 36 7 10 12 29 4 1 2 7 17 Norway 11 8 8 27 11 8 8 27 0 0 0 0 18 Belarus 11 6 9 26 1 0 0 1 10 6 9 25 19 Poland 10 15 12 37 8 10 10 28 2 5 2 9 20 Bulgaria 9 12 14 35 2 2 3 7 7 10 11 28 21 Austria 8 7 7 22 8 6 7 21 0 1 0 1 22 Spain 6 7 15 28 6 7 11 24 0 0 4 4 23 Ireland 5 7 7 19 4 6 6 16 1 1 1 3 24 Greece 5 6 8 19 2 6 4 12 3 0 4 7 25 Slovenia 4 4 5 13 4 4 5 13 0 0 0 0 26 Czech Republic 3 13 10 26 2 11 9 22 1 2 1 4 27 Finland 3 4 4 11 2 3 2 7 1 1 2 4 28 Hungary 3 2 5 10 3 1 2 6 0 1 3 4 29 Ukraine 2 6 4 12 0 4 2 6 2 2 2 6 30 Croatia 2 4 5 11 2 3 4 9 0 1 1 2 31 Sweden 2 3 6 11 0 3 2 5 2 0 4 6 32 Belgium 1 7 7 15 1 3 2 6 0 4 5 9 33 Russia 1 6 7 14 0 2 2 4 1 4 5 10 34 Chile 1 3 1 5 1 2 1 4 0 1 0 1 35 Argentina 1 1 5 7 1 0 2 3 0 1 3 4 36 Serbia 1 1 2 4 1 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 37 Japan 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 38 Brazil 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 39 Czechoslovakia 0 11 11 22 0 11 10 21 0 0 1 1 40 South Africa 0 2 2 4 0 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 =41 Estonia 0 1 4 5 0 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 =41 Yugoslavia 0 1 4 5 0 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 =43 Serbia and Montenegro 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 =43 Slovakia 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 =45 Portugal 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

=45 Zimbabwe 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Total 709 711 707 2127 444 445 442 1331 265 266 265 796

Ranking determined by total gold, then silver, then bronze medals

Legend:

G - Gold, S - Silver, B - Bronze, T - Total, (M) - Men, (W) – Women

9. Statistics


9. Statistics Statistics

9.1.2 All Time NF Medal Table per event (since 1962) - Olympic and International Events

Men Men's Single Sculls (M1x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 New Zealand 7 1 1 9 1990 2011 2 East Germany 5 4 2 11 1970 1989 3 West Germany 5 2 2 9 1966 1987 4 Germany 3 3 1 7 1991 2006 5 United States 2 2 4 8 1962 1997 6 Finland 2 2 1 5 1977 1987 7 Soviet Union 2 1 4 7 1962 1990 8 Norway 2 1 2 5 2001 2007 9 Czech Republic 1 3 6 10 1993 2011 10 Slovenia 1 2 2 5 1994 2003 11 Canada 1 0 1 2 1993 1999 12 Argentina 1 0 0 1 1970 1970 13 Czechoslovakia 0 3 1 4 1970 1991 14 Switzerland 0 3 0 3 1994 1999 15 Great Britain 0 2 3 5 1962 2011 =16 Estonia 0 1 0 1 1995 1995 =16 Ireland 0 1 0 1 1975 1975 =16 Netherlands 0 1 0 1 1966 1966 =19 Poland 0 0 1 1 1991 1991 =19 Yugoslavia 0 0 1 1 1978 1978 Total 32 32 32 96

Men's Pair (M2-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 East Germany 9 1 2 12 1966 1990 2 Great Britain 7 7 2 16 1977 2011 3 Soviet Union 4 4 2 10 1962 1990 4 Australia 4 2 1 7 1994 2007 5 New Zealand 4 2 0 6 2005 2011 6 Germany 1 2 0 3 1993 1998 7 France 1 1 2 4 1978 1999 =8 Norway 1 0 1 2 1982 1983 =8 West Germany 1 0 1 2 1962 1970 10 Italy 0 2 3 5 1981 2011 11 South Africa 0 2 2 4 2001 2005 12 Romania 0 2 0 2 1974 1987 =13 Austria 0 1 2 3 1966 1991 =13 Croatia 0 1 2 3 1999 2003 =13 Netherlands 0 1 2 3 1975 1982 =16 Poland 0 1 1 2 1970 1974 =16 Serbia and Montenegro 0 1 1 2 1998 2001 =18 Bulgaria 0 1 0 1 1975 1975 =18 Yugoslavia 0 1 0 1 1991 1991 =20 Greece 0 0 2 2 2009 2010 =20 Switzerland 0 0 2 2 1962 1979 =22 Canada 0 0 1 1 2006 2006 =22 Slovenia 0 0 1 1 1993 1993 =22 Spain 0 0 1 1 1985 1985 =22 United States 0 0 1 1 1997 1997 Total 32 32 32 96



Men's Double Sculls (M2x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Norway 6 5 3 14 1974 1999 2 East Germany 4 5 4 13 1966 1990 3 France 4 3 3 10 1962 2011 4 Germany 3 4 4 11 1991 2011 5 Slovenia 3 1 0 4 1999 2007 =6 Denmark 2 0 0 2 1970 1995 =6 Hungary 2 0 0 2 2001 2002 =6 New Zealand 2 0 0 2 2010 2011 9 Italy 1 3 1 5 1986 2005 10 Great Britain 1 2 3 6 1974 2010 =11 Bulgaria 1 1 0 2 1986 1987 =11 Netherlands 1 1 0 2 1989 1991 13 Switzerland 1 0 2 3 1966 1985 14 Austria 1 0 1 2 1989 1990 15 Soviet Union 0 3 1 4 1962 1991 16 West Germany 0 1 2 3 1962 1987 =17 Czechoslovakia 0 1 1 2 1979 1982 =17 United States 0 1 1 2 1966 1970 19 Finland 0 1 0 1 1981 1981 =20 Australia 0 0 2 2 1990 1997 =20 Estonia 0 0 2 2 2007 2009 =22 Czech Republic 0 0 1 1 2003 2003 =22 Poland 0 0 1 1 1998 1998 Total 32 32 32 96

Men's Four (M4-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Great Britain 8 3 3 14 1978 2011 2 East Germany 8 1 4 13 1966 1990 3 West Germany 3 2 1 6 1962 1986 4 Soviet Union 2 7 0 9 1966 1987 5 France 2 4 0 6 1962 2010 6 Australia 2 2 1 5 1990 2011 7 Italy 2 1 3 6 1994 2007 =8 Germany 1 2 2 5 1991 2006 =8 United States 1 2 2 5 1986 1993 10 New Zealand 1 1 2 4 1977 2010 11 Switzerland 1 1 0 2 1981 1982 12 Canada 1 0 1 2 2003 2005 13 Netherlands 0 2 3 5 1966 2007 14 Greece 0 2 0 2 2010 2011 =15 Czechoslovakia 0 1 1 2 1977 1979 =15 Poland 0 1 1 2 1993 1995 17 Romania 0 0 3 3 1975 1997 18 Slovenia 0 0 2 2 2001 2009 =19 Austria 0 0 1 1 1962 1962 =19 Denmark 0 0 1 1 1970 1970 =19 Sweden 0 0 1 1 1983 1983 Total 32 32 32 96



Men's Lightweight Double Sculls (LM2x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Italy 12 5 4 21 1979 2011 2 Great Britain 3 0 2 5 1986 2011 3 Poland 2 3 1 6 1997 2005 4 Denmark 2 1 3 6 1981 2007 5 Australia 2 1 1 4 1992 1999 6 Norway 2 0 0 2 1978 1979 7 France 1 4 2 7 1983 2009 8 United States 1 3 1 5 1978 1990 =9 Austria 1 2 1 4 1989 1992 =9 New Zealand 1 2 1 4 1994 2011 11 Switzerland 1 1 6 8 1980 1998 12 Germany 1 0 2 3 1991 1999 13 Hungary 1 0 0 1 2005 2005 14 West Germany 0 3 1 4 1984 1990 15 Netherlands 0 2 2 4 1978 1991 =16 Greece 0 1 0 1 2007 2007 =16 Spain 0 1 0 1 1989 1989 =16 Sweden 0 1 0 1 1995 1995 =19 Canada 0 0 1 1 1986 1986 =19 Czechoslovakia 0 0 1 1 1989 1989 =19 Ireland 0 0 1 1 2003 2003 Total 30 30 30 90

Men's Lightweight Four (LM4-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Denmark 6 4 3 13 1976 2009 2 Great Britain 5 5 4 14 1975 2011 3 Italy 4 6 5 15 1982 2011 4 France 4 5 3 12 1975 2007 5 Australia 4 4 3 11 1974 2011 6 West Germany 4 1 1 6 1984 1990 7 Spain 2 1 2 5 1982 1991 8 Switzerland 1 1 1 3 1978 1993 9 Germany 1 0 3 4 1994 2009 10 United States 1 0 2 3 1974 1993 11 China 1 0 1 2 2006 2010 12 Austria 1 0 0 1 2001 2001 13 Netherlands 0 5 2 7 1974 2003 14 Ireland 0 1 1 2 2005 2006 15 Norway 0 1 0 1 1976 1976 16 Canada 0 0 2 2 1981 2002 17 Poland 0 0 1 1 2009 2009 Total 34 34 34 102



Men's Quadruple Sculls (M4x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 East Germany 7 2 0 9 1974 1985 2 Germany 5 4 3 12 1993 2011 3 Italy 4 3 5 12 1983 2010 4 Soviet Union 4 2 2 8 1974 1991 5 Poland 4 2 1 7 1986 2009 6 West Germany 1 2 1 4 1978 1983 7 Australia 1 1 2 4 1999 2011 8 Netherlands 1 1 1 3 1989 2001 9 Canada 1 0 2 3 1985 1987 10 Croatia 1 0 1 2 2010 2011 11 Ukraine 0 4 1 5 1993 2006 =12 Czechoslovakia 0 2 2 4 1974 1985 =12 France 0 2 2 4 1978 2007 =14 Czech Republic 0 1 0 1 2003 2003 =14 Norway 0 1 0 1 1987 1987 =14 Slovenia 0 1 0 1 2005 2005 =14 Switzerland 0 1 0 1 1990 1990 18 Estonia 0 0 2 2 2005 2006 =19 Argentina 0 0 1 1 1995 1995 =19 Austria 0 0 1 1 1998 1998 =19 Bulgaria 0 0 1 1 1977 1977 =19 Sweden 0 0 1 1 1989 1989 Total 29 29 29 87

Men's Eight (M8+)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 7 3 2 12 1991 2011 2 United States 7 1 7 15 1974 2006 3 East Germany 5 4 2 11 1966 1990 4 West Germany 4 1 1 6 1962 1990 5 Canada 3 3 1 7 1990 2011 6 Soviet Union 2 6 2 10 1962 1986 7 New Zealand 2 1 4 7 1970 1983 8 Romania 1 2 2 5 1993 2001 9 Australia 1 0 3 4 1983 2010 10 Great Britain 0 5 4 9 1974 2011 11 Italy 0 3 1 4 1985 2006 12 Netherlands 0 2 1 3 1994 2009 13 Croatia 0 1 0 1 2001 2001 =14 France 0 0 1 1 1962 1962 =14 Russia 0 0 1 1 1999 1999 Total 32 32 32 96



Men's Coxed Pair (M2+)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Italy 10 9 2 21 1966 2011 2 United States 5 1 3 9 1979 2009 3 East Germany 4 5 2 11 1970 1986 4 Australia 3 3 2 8 1997 2011 5 Great Britain 3 1 1 5 1981 2001 6 Romania 1 5 3 9 1962 2001 7 France 1 4 1 6 1966 2012 8 Poland 1 3 1 5 1975 2007 9 Germany 1 1 3 5 1993 2010 10 Soviet Union 1 1 2 4 1962 1983 11 Canada 1 0 5 6 2003 2012 =12 Netherlands 1 0 1 2 1966 1996 =12 West Germany 1 0 1 2 1962 1975 =14 Belarus 1 0 0 1 2012 2012 =14 Bulgaria 1 0 0 1 1977 1977 =14 Croatia 1 0 0 1 1994 1994 =14 Serbia 1 0 0 1 2006 2006 17 Czechoslovakia 0 2 4 6 1974 1991 =18 Czech Republic 0 1 0 1 2009 2009 =18 Spain 0 1 0 1 1990 1990 20 Yugoslavia 0 0 2 2 1989 1990 =21 Argentina 0 0 1 1 1999 1999 =21 Belgium 0 0 1 1 1995 1995 =21 Denmark 0 0 1 1 2004 2004 =21 Greece 0 0 1 1 1997 1997 Total 37 37 37 111

Men's Lightweight Single Sculls (LM1x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Denmark 8 4 4 16 1976 2012 2 Italy 4 4 3 11 1982 2011 3 Great Britain 4 3 0 7 1983 2006 4 United States 3 3 8 14 1974 2012 5 Ireland 3 2 0 5 1991 2002 6 New Zealand 3 0 2 5 2006 2011 7 Netherlands 2 4 2 8 1974 2008 8 Austria 2 3 1 6 1975 1985 9 Switzerland 2 2 1 5 1974 2004 10 West Germany 2 0 2 4 1980 1989 11 Czech Republic 1 4 2 7 1995 2001 12 Belgium 1 2 1 4 1987 1991 13 Spain 1 1 2 4 1978 2006 =14 Germany 1 1 1 3 1991 2004 =14 Greece 1 1 1 3 2005 2009 16 Australia 1 1 0 2 1986 1993 17 Canada 0 2 1 3 1979 1987 18 Hungary 0 1 2 3 1999 2012 19 Slovakia 0 1 1 2 2000 2010 20 France 0 0 2 2 1976 2005 =21 Finland 0 0 1 1 1996 1996 =21 Norway 0 0 1 1 1990 1990 =21 Ukraine 0 0 1 1 2004 2004 Total 39 39 39 117



Men's Lightweight Eight (LM8+)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Italy 12 5 7 24 1981 2012 2 Germany 5 4 1 10 1992 2012 3 United States 4 7 5 16 1974 2009 4 Denmark 4 7 4 15 1981 2011 5 Great Britain 4 6 2 12 1975 2000 6 Australia 2 2 4 8 1977 2011 7 West Germany 2 2 2 6 1974 1989 8 France 2 2 1 5 1980 2004 9 Spain 2 1 5 8 1977 1985 10 Netherlands 1 2 3 6 1974 2009 11 Canada 1 0 2 3 1993 1997 12 Japan 0 1 0 1 2005 2005 =13 China 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 =13 Poland 0 0 1 1 2006 2006 Total 39 39 38 116

Men's Lightweight Pair (LM2-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Italy 5 6 3 14 1994 2012 2 Denmark 4 0 3 7 1995 2005 3 France 3 1 1 5 1995 2012 4 Germany 1 2 3 6 1993 2011 5 Ireland 1 2 2 5 1994 2001 6 Chile 1 2 1 4 1998 2005 7 Great Britain 1 1 1 3 2000 2011 8 Spain 1 1 0 2 1993 2006 9 Canada 1 0 2 3 2000 2010 =10 Greece 1 0 0 1 2008 2008 =10 Switzerland 1 0 0 1 1997 1997 =12 Netherlands 0 2 0 2 2001 2012 =12 Russia 0 2 0 2 1993 1994 14 New Zealand 0 1 0 1 2010 2010 15 Serbia 0 0 2 2 2008 2009 =16 Australia 0 0 1 1 2007 2007 =16 United States 0 0 1 1 2003 2003 Total 20 20 20 60

Men's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LM4x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Italy 16 3 1 20 1990 2011 2 Austria 3 0 0 3 1993 1995 3 Germany 1 9 4 14 1992 2011 4 Australia 1 1 1 3 1990 2003 5 Japan 1 0 1 2 2000 2001 =6 Poland 1 0 0 1 2012 2012 =6 West Germany 1 0 0 1 1989 1989 8 France 0 4 4 8 1989 2010 =9 Greece 0 2 0 2 2001 2012 =9 Sweden 0 2 0 2 1991 1992 =11 Canada 0 1 1 2 2004 2005 =11 Spain 0 1 1 2 2000 2002 =13 Belgium 0 1 0 1 2005 2005 =13 Switzerland 0 1 0 1 1989 1989 15 Denmark 0 0 3 3 2009 2011 16 Ireland 0 0 2 2 1997 1999 =17 China 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 =17 Great Britain 0 0 1 1 2007 2007 =17 Netherlands 0 0 1 1 2002 2002 =17 Portugal 0 0 1 1 1994 1994 =17 United States 0 0 1 1 1998 1998 Total 24 25 23 72



Women

Women's Single Sculls (W1x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 East Germany 8 3 0 11 1974 1990 2 Belarus 6 3 2 11 1997 2011 =3 Bulgaria 3 3 1 7 1977 2007 =3 Romania 3 3 1 7 1979 1991 5 Germany 2 4 1 7 1993 2003 6 Sweden 2 0 3 5 1995 2010 7 Soviet Union 1 3 3 7 1974 1986 8 Canada 1 3 0 4 1990 1995 9 Czech Republic 1 2 1 4 2005 2011 10 Denmark 1 1 1 3 1993 1997 11 Russia 1 1 0 2 1998 2001 12 Great Britain 0 2 0 2 1981 2009 13 Hungary 0 1 3 4 1975 1989 =14 Belgium 0 0 4 4 1974 1995 =14 United States 0 0 4 4 1983 2007 16 New Zealand 0 0 3 3 1982 2011 =17 Netherlands 0 0 1 1 1979 1979 =17 West Germany 0 0 1 1 1990 1990 Total 29 29 29 87

Women's Pair (W2-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 East Germany 8 2 3 13 1974 1990 2 Romania 6 6 4 16 1974 2009 3 Canada 5 3 4 12 1977 2006 4 New Zealand 3 1 1 5 2005 2011 5 France 2 0 1 3 1993 1995 6 United States 1 3 3 7 1985 2010 7 Great Britain 1 3 1 5 1991 2011 8 Australia 1 2 3 6 1993 2011 9 Belarus 1 2 1 4 2001 2007 10 West Germany 1 0 1 2 1989 1990 11 Germany 0 3 1 4 1991 2007 12 Soviet Union 0 2 2 4 1974 1987 =13 Netherlands 0 1 1 2 1977 1978 =13 Poland 0 1 1 2 1979 1982 15 Russia 0 0 2 2 1997 2005 Total 29 29 29 87

Women's Double Sculls (W2x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 East Germany 7 3 1 11 1974 1990 2 New Zealand 5 2 4 11 1986 2011 =3 Germany 4 3 1 8 1991 2006 =3 Soviet Union 4 3 1 8 1974 1991 5 Great Britain 3 2 1 6 1997 2011 6 Bulgaria 2 3 6 11 1975 2009 7 Australia 1 2 1 4 2005 2011 8 Canada 1 1 1 3 1982 1995 9 China 1 1 0 2 1999 2007 10 Poland 1 0 1 2 2009 2010 11 Romania 0 5 4 9 1979 1998 12 Netherlands 0 2 1 3 1995 1999 13 Russia 0 1 1 2 2002 2003 14 West Germany 0 1 0 1 1974 1974 15 United States 0 0 4 4 1977 1990 =16 Belarus 0 0 1 1 2001 2001 =16 Italy 0 0 1 1 2002 2002 Total 29 29 29 87



Women's Lightweight Double Sculls (LW2x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 6 3 2 11 1991 2010 2 Canada 5 2 1 8 1987 2011 3 United States 3 4 3 10 1986 2005 4 Australia 2 2 1 5 1999 2007 5 Greece 2 0 2 4 2006 2011 6 Denmark 1 2 2 5 1990 2007 7 China 1 2 0 3 1993 2006 8 Great Britain 1 1 4 6 1985 2011 9 Netherlands 1 1 1 3 1986 1993 10 Romania 1 0 4 5 1997 2003 11 Poland 0 2 0 2 2001 2009 =12 Finland 0 1 1 2 2005 2007 =12 France 0 1 1 2 1985 1988 =12 West Germany 0 1 1 2 1985 1989 =15 Belgium 0 1 0 1 1987 1987 =15 New Zealand 0 1 0 1 1989 1989 Total 23 24 23 70

Women's Quadruple Sculls (W4x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 9 3 4 16 1991 2011 2 East Germany 5 0 0 5 1985 1990 3 Great Britain 4 0 0 4 2005 2010 4 Ukraine 1 2 2 5 1994 2010 =5 Australia 1 1 1 3 1998 2006 =5 China 1 1 1 3 1993 2007 7 Soviet Union 0 4 1 5 1985 1991 8 United States 0 2 2 4 1993 2011 9 Denmark 0 2 0 2 1997 2002 =10 Romania 0 1 2 3 1985 1991 =10 Russia 0 1 2 3 1998 2005 =12 Belarus 0 1 1 2 2002 2003 =12 Bulgaria 0 1 1 2 1987 1989 =12 New Zealand 0 1 1 2 2001 2011 15 Canada 0 1 0 1 1995 1995 16 Netherlands 0 0 2 2 1986 1995 17 Czechoslovakia 0 0 1 1 1990 1990 Total 21 21 21 63

Women's Eight (W8+)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 United States 7 10 1 18 1975 2011 2 Romania 7 6 8 21 1974 2010 3 Soviet Union 7 3 1 11 1974 1991 4 East Germany 3 5 3 11 1974 1990 5 Germany 2 1 3 6 1993 2006 6 Australia 2 1 1 4 2001 2006 7 Canada 1 3 5 9 1977 2011 =8 Great Britain 0 0 3 3 1997 2011 =8 Netherlands 0 0 3 3 1995 2009 10 China 0 0 1 1 1989 1989 Total 29 29 29 87



Women's Four (W4-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 United States 5 5 3 13 1991 2011 2 Australia 4 2 2 8 1994 2011 3 Netherlands 3 1 3 7 1994 2011 4 Belarus 3 0 3 6 1995 2008 =5 Canada 1 2 2 5 1991 2009 =5 Romania 1 2 2 5 1989 2000 7 China 1 2 1 4 1989 2006 8 East Germany 1 0 1 2 1989 1990 =9 France 1 0 0 1 2004 2004 =9 Great Britain 1 0 0 1 1997 1997 =9 Ukraine 1 0 0 1 1998 1998 12 Germany 0 4 4 8 1991 2007 =13 New Zealand 0 1 0 1 2001 2001 =13 Poland 0 1 0 1 2000 2000 =13 Russia 0 1 0 1 2004 2004 =13 West Germany 0 1 0 1 1990 1990 17 Denmark 0 0 1 1 2008 2008 Total 22 22 22 66

Women's Lightweight Single Sculls (LW1x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Switzerland 4 1 2 7 1994 2011 2 Romania 4 1 1 6 1985 1996 3 Netherlands 3 5 2 10 1989 2007 4 United States 3 3 3 9 1985 2007 5 Germany 2 2 2 6 2000 2011 6 Denmark 2 0 3 5 1990 2009 7 Canada 2 0 2 4 1992 2007 8 Australia 2 0 0 2 1985 1995 9 Ireland 1 1 1 3 2000 2008 10 New Zealand 1 1 0 2 1991 2010 11 Finland 1 0 1 2 2000 2004 =12 Brazil 1 0 0 1 2011 2011 =12 Bulgaria 1 0 0 1 2002 2002 =12 Greece 1 0 0 1 2012 2012 15 France 0 5 0 5 1995 2005 16 Belgium 0 3 1 4 1986 1990 17 Great Britain 0 2 0 2 1992 2004 18 Italy 0 1 2 3 1987 2010 19 Croatia 0 1 1 2 2003 2008 =20 Austria 0 1 0 1 2012 2012 =20 West Germany 0 1 0 1 1988 1988 22 Spain 0 0 3 3 2002 2006 23 Argentina 0 0 2 2 1998 1999 =24 Belarus 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 =24 Sweden 0 0 1 1 1997 1997 Total 28 28 28 84

Women's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LW4x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 5 1 0 6 1997 2010 2 Australia 4 1 1 6 2000 2008 3 China 3 1 3 7 2000 2011 4 United States 1 3 5 9 1998 2011 5 Great Britain 1 2 2 5 2005 2011 6 Canada 1 2 1 4 1997 2005 7 Poland 1 1 0 2 2008 2012 8 Denmark 0 3 0 3 2005 2012 9 Netherlands 0 2 2 4 1997 2003 =10 Greece 0 0 1 1 1998 1998 =10 Italy 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 Total 16 16 16 48



9.2 World Rowing Cup 2010-2013

9.2.1 World Rowing Cup Medal Tables per year 2010-2013

2013 Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 New Zealand 11 4 3 18 2 Great Britain 8 5 5 18 3 Australia 6 5 7 18 4 United States 3 6 4 13 5 Germany 3 5 3 11 6 France 2 0 2 4 7 Czech Republic 2 0 1 3 8 Croatia 2 0 0 2 9 Poland 1 4 0 5 10 Italy 1 3 1 5 11 Bulgaria 1 0 1 2 12 Lithuania 1 0 0 1 13 China 0 3 1 4 14 Denmark 0 3 0 3 =15 Estonia 0 1 2 3 =15 Romania 0 1 2 3 17 Sweden 0 1 1 2 =18 Canada 0 0 2 2 =18 Netherlands 0 0 2 2 =20 Cuba 0 0 1 1 =20 Norway 0 0 1 1 =20 Portugal 0 0 1 1 =20 Spain 0 0 1 1 Total 41 41 41 123

2012 Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Great Britain 10 8 7 25 2 Germany 6 7 3 16 3 New Zealand 4 6 1 11 4 China 4 0 2 6 =5 Croatia 3 0 0 3 =5 Ukraine 3 0 0 3 7 Czech Republic 2 1 2 5 8 Australia 1 7 0 8 9 Greece 1 2 4 7 10 United States 1 2 2 5 11 Canada 1 2 1 4 12 Denmark 1 1 3 5 13 France 1 1 2 4 14 Poland 1 1 1 3 =15 Belarus 1 0 2 3 =15 Netherlands 1 0 2 3 17 Norway 1 0 0 1 18 Romania 0 2 1 3 =19 South Africa 0 1 0 1

=19 Sweden 0 1 0 1 =21 Cuba 0 0 2 2 =21 Italy 0 0 2 2 =23 Azerbaijan 0 0 1 1 =23 Estonia 0 0 1 1 =23 Lithuania 0 0 1 1 =23 Russia 0 0 1 1 =23 Slovenia 0 0 1 1 Total 42 42 42 126



2011

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total

1 Germany 11 8 5 24 2 Great Britain 9 8 4 21 3 New Zealand 9 4 2 15 4 United States 2 2 5 9 5 Denmark 2 0 4 6 6 Belarus 2 0 3 5 7 Czech Republic 2 0 2 4 =8 Netherlands 1 1 2 4 =8 Poland 1 1 2 4 =8 Ukraine 1 1 2 4 11 Canada 1 1 1 3 12 Croatia 1 1 0 2 13 China 0 4 1 5 14 Italy 0 3 0 3 15 Greece 0 2 1 3 16 France 0 2 0 2 17 Sweden 0 1 2 3 =18 Australia 0 1 1 2 =18 South Africa 0 1 1 2 20 Argentina 0 1 0 1 =21 Latvia 0 0 1 1 =21 Portugal 0 0 1 1 =21 Romania 0 0 1 1 =21 Russia 0 0 1 1 Total 42 42 42 126

2010 Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Great Britain 15 12 6 33 2 New Zealand 6 3 2 11 3 Germany 3 4 7 14 4 Czech Republic 3 2 1 6 =5 Belarus 3 0 0 3 =5 Croatia 3 0 0 3 7 United States 2 2 3 7 8 Australia 2 2 1 5 9 Canada 2 1 3 6 10 Denmark 1 2 0 3 11 France 1 1 2 4 12 Romania 1 1 0 2 13 China 0 4 4 8 14 Italy 0 2 2 4 =15 Netherlands 0 2 0 2 =15 Ukraine 0 2 0 2 17 Serbia 0 1 1 2 18 Russia 0 1 0 1 19 Greece 0 0 4 4 20 Poland 0 0 2 2 =21 Estonia 0 0 1 1 =21 Norway 0 0 1 1 =21 Sweden 0 0 1 1 =21 Switzerland 0 0 1 1 Total 42 42 42 126



9.2.2 All Time World Rowing Cup Medal Tables per event 2010-2013

(current Olympic boat classes)

Men

Men's Single Sculls (M1x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal

1 Czech Republic 9 0 0 9 2010 2013 2 Germany 1 3 2 6 2010 2013 3 New Zealand 1 2 1 4 2010 2012 4 Bulgaria 1 0 1 2 2013 2013 5 Great Britain 0 4 1 5 2010 2013 6 Sweden 0 2 2 4 2011 2012 7 Australia 0 1 0 1 2013 2013 8 Cuba 0 0 3 3 2012 2013 =9 Norway 0 0 1 1 2010 2010 =9 United States 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 Total 12 12 12 36

Men's Pair (M2-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 New Zealand 9 0 0 9 2010 2013 2 Great Britain 1 5 0 6 2010 2012 3 Germany 1 1 0 2 2011 2012 4 France 1 0 2 3 2012 2013 =5 Australia 0 2 0 2 2012 2013 =5 Italy 0 2 0 2 2011 2013 7 Canada 0 1 1 2 2011 2012 8 Poland 0 1 0 1 2013 2013 9 Greece 0 0 5 5 2010 2012 =10 Romania 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 =10 Serbia 0 0 1 1 2010 2010 =10 South Africa 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 =10 Spain 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 Total 12 12 12 36


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 New Zealand 5 1 1 7 2010 2013 2 Germany 3 2 4 9 2010 2013 3 Great Britain 2 4 2 8 2010 2013 4 France 1 1 1 3 2010 2012 5 Norway 1 0 0 1 2012 2012 =6 Australia 0 1 1 2 2012 2013 =6 Estonia 0 1 1 2 2010 2013 =8 Argentina 0 1 0 1 2011 2011 =8 Italy 0 1 0 1 2013 2013 =10 Latvia 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 =10 Slovenia 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 Total 12 12 12 36



Men's Four (M4-)


1 Great Britain 6 2 1 9 2010 2013 2 Australia 4 3 0 7 2010 2013 3 United States 1 1 1 3 2010 2013 4 Germany 1 0 1 2 2011 2011 5 Greece 0 3 1 4 2011 2012 6 New Zealand 0 2 1 3 2010 2013 7 Serbia 0 1 0 1 2010 2010 8 Belarus 0 0 3 3 2011 2012 =9 Canada 0 0 1 1 2010 2010 =9 France 0 0 1 1 2010 2010 =9 Italy 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 =9 Romania 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 Total 12 12 12 36


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 New Zealand 4 2 0 6 2010 2012 2 Great Britain 3 1 1 5 2010 2013 3 France 2 2 1 5 2010 2013 4 Germany 1 1 1 3 2010 2011 5 Canada 1 0 1 2 2010 2010 6 Poland 1 0 0 1 2013 2013 7 Italy 0 3 1 4 2010 2013 8 China 0 2 0 2 2011 2013 9 Greece 0 1 0 1 2012 2012 10 Denmark 0 0 4 4 2011 2012 11 Portugal 0 0 2 2 2011 2013 12 Norway 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 Total 12 12 12 36


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Denmark 4 4 2 10 2010 2013 2 Great Britain 4 3 3 10 2010 2013 3 New Zealand 3 0 0 3 2013 2013 4 China 1 1 1 3 2011 2012 5 Italy 0 1 2 3 2010 2011 6 Australia 0 1 1 2 2012 2013 =7 France 0 1 0 1 2011 2011 =7 South Africa 0 1 0 1 2012 2012 =9 Czech Republic 0 0 1 1 2010 2010 =9 Germany 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 =9 Netherlands 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 Total 12 12 12 36




Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Croatia 9 1 0 10 2010 2013 2 Germany 2 8 0 10 2010 2013 3 Great Britain 1 1 2 4 2010 2013 4 Italy 0 1 1 2 2010 2012 5 New Zealand 0 1 0 1 2013 2013 6 Estonia 0 0 3 3 2012 2013 =7 Australia 0 0 2 2 2011 2013 =7 Russia 0 0 2 2 2011 2012 =9 Poland 0 0 1 1 2010 2010 =9 Ukraine 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 Total 12 12 12 36

Men's Eight (M8+)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 7 1 0 8 2010 2013 2 Great Britain 3 3 4 10 2010 2013 3 Poland 1 2 2 5 2010 2013 4 United States 1 1 0 2 2013 2013 5 Netherlands 0 2 2 4 2010 2013 6 Australia 0 2 1 3 2010 2013 7 China 0 1 0 1 2010 2010 =8 Canada 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 =8 Czech Republic 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 =8 France 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 Total 12 12 12 36



Women



1 Belarus 6 0 0 6 2010 2012 2 New Zealand 2 3 0 5 2010 2013 3 China 2 2 2 6 2010 2013 4 Australia 2 1 1 4 2010 2013 5 Czech Republic 0 2 3 5 2010 2013 6 United States 0 1 2 3 2013 2013 =7 Germany 0 1 1 2 2011 2011 =7 Sweden 0 1 1 2 2010 2013 9 Russia 0 1 0 1 2010 2010 =10 Azerbaijan 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 =10 Lithuania 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 Total 12 12 12 36

Women's Pair (W2-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Great Britain 8 0 0 8 2011 2013 2 New Zealand 3 4 1 8 2010 2013 3 Canada 1 0 1 2 2010 2010 4 United States 0 5 4 9 2010 2013 =5 China 0 1 1 2 2010 2010 =5 Romania 0 1 1 2 2010 2012 7 South Africa 0 1 0 1 2011 2011

8 Germany 0 0 2 2 2011 2013 =9 Australia 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 =9 Netherlands 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 Total 12 12 12 36



1 Great Britain 9 0 1 10 2010 2013 2 Poland 1 1 1 3 2011 2012 3 New Zealand 1 1 0 2 2013 2013 4 Lithuania 1 0 0 1 2013 2013 5 Australia 0 3 0 3 2010 2012 6 Germany 0 2 2 4 2010 2012 7 China 0 2 1 3 2010 2013 8 United States 0 1 3 4 2010 2013 9 Czech Republic 0 1 1 2 2010 2012 10 Denmark 0 1 0 1 2013 2013 11 Belarus 0 0 2 2 2011 2011 12 Ukraine 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 Total 12 12 12 36




Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Great Britain 2 6 1 9 2010 2013 2 United States 2 1 2 5 2010 2013 3 New Zealand 2 1 1 4 2012 2013 4 Germany 1 1 2 4 2010 2013 5 China 1 1 1 3 2010 2012 6 Australia 1 1 0 2 2010 2013 7 Greece 1 0 3 4 2010 2012 =8 Canada 1 0 0 1 2011 2011 =8 Italy 1 0 0 1 2013 2013 10 Denmark 0 1 1 2 2011 2012 11 Sweden 0 0 1 1 2013 2013 Total 12 12 12 36


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 5 4 1 10 2010 2013 2 Ukraine 4 3 0 7 2010 2012 3 Great Britain 2 2 3 7 2010 2012 4 Australia 1 0 2 3 2013 2013 5 Poland 0 2 0 2 2013 2013 6 United States 0 1 1 2 2012 2013 7 New Zealand 0 0 3 3 2011 2013 =8 China 0 0 1 1 2010 2010 =8 Switzerland 0 0 1 1 2010 2010 Total 12 12 12 36

Women's Eight (W8+)


1 United States 4 1 0 5 2010 2013 2 Netherlands 2 1 2 5 2010 2012 3 Canada 1 3 2 6 2010 2013 4 Romania 1 3 1 5 2010 2013 5 Great Britain 1 2 3 6 2010 2012 6 Germany 1 0 1 2 2010 2011 7 Australia 1 0 0 1 2013 2013 8 China 0 1 1 2 2010 2011 9 Poland 0 0 1 1 2011 2011 Total 11 11 11 33



9.2.3 Overall World Rowing Cup standings 2010-2013

2013

Place Team Points 1 Great Britain 179 2 New Zealand 144 3 Australia 119 4 Germany 92 5 United States 86 6 Poland 48 7 China 46 8 Italy 36 9 Netherlands 34 10 Czech Republic 29 11 France 27 =12 Denmark 20 =12 Romania 20 14 Estonia 19 15 Canada 18 =16 Bulgaria 16 =16 Croatia 16 18 Norway 14 19 Lithuania 13 =20 Austria 12 =20 Sweden 12 =22 Belarus 10 =22 South Africa 10 =24 Azerbaijan 6 =24 Zimbabwe 6 =26 Cuba 5 =26 Spain 5 =26 Portugal 5 =29 Finland 4 =29 Korea 4 =31 Argentina 3 =31 Japan 3 =31 Russia 3 =34 Greece 2 =34 Ireland 2 =34 Slovenia 2 =34 Serbia 2 =38 Brazil 1 =38 Hong Kong, China 1 =38 Hungary 1

2012

Place Team Points

1 Great Britain 199 2 Germany 134 3 New Zealand 97 4 Australia 74 5 China 59 =6 Netherlands 49 =6 France 49 8 Czech Republic 48 9 Denmark 47 10 Greece 40 11 Ukraine 39 12 United States 35 13 Canada 33 14 Poland 31 15 Italy 27 =16 Croatia 24 =16 Romania 24 18 Belarus 23 =19 Norway 15 =19 Azerbaijan 15 21 Lithuania 14 =22 Sweden 11 =22 Estonia 11 =24 Serbia 10 =24 Cuba 10 =26 Slovenia 9 =26 Russia 9 =28 Argentina 8 =28 South Africa 8 30 Hungary 6 =31 Ireland 5 =31 Switzerland 5 =33 Spain 3 =33 Mexico 3



2011

Place Team Points

1 Germany 177 2 Great Britain 149 3 New Zealand 113 4 United States 70 5 Poland 56 6 China 55 7 Czech Republic 45 8 Denmark 41 9 Belarus 40 10 Netherlands 37 11 Italy 34 12 Ukraine 31 13 Canada 29 =14 France 27 =14 Greece 27 =16 Australia 25 =16 Sweden 25 18 Croatia 24 19 Romania 18 20 Switzerland 17 =21 South Africa 15 =21 Russia 15 =23 Estonia 10 =23 Lithuania 10 25 Argentina 8 =26 Norway 7 =26 Serbia 7 =28 Hungary 6 =28 Portugal 6 =28 Slovenia 6 =31 Austria 5 =31 Azerbaijan 5 =31 Latvia 5 34 Ireland 3 35 Belgium 1

2010

Place Team Points

1 Great Britain 231 2 Germany 109 3 New Zealand 85 4 China 82 5 United States 64 6 Czech Republic 61 7 Australia 53 8 Canada 52 9 Italy 40 10 Poland 31 11 France 30 =12 Russia 29 =12 Ukraine 29 =14 Belarus 28 =14 Netherlands 28 16 Croatia 27 17 Switzerland 25 18 Greece 22 =19 Denmark 21 =19 Serbia 21 21 Romania 18 22 Sweden 17 23 Norway 12 24 Estonia 9 25 Belgium 8 =26 Lithuania 4 =26 Portugal 4 28 Austria 3 =29 Ireland 2 =29 Mexico 2 =29 South Africa 2 =29 Slovenia 2 =33 Cuba 1 =33 Iran 1



9.3 Olympic Games

9.3.1 All Time NOC Medal Table

Rank Country G S B Total G(M) S(M) B(M) T(M) G(W) S(W) B(W) T(W) 1 East Germany 33 7 8 48 20 4 7 31 13 3 1 17 2 United States 32 31 24 87 29 22 19 70 3 9 5 17 3 Great Britain 28 22 13 63 25 18 11 54 3 4 2 9 4 Germany 21 13 14 48 14 7 10 31 7 6 4 17 5 Romania 19 10 8 37 2 4 2 8 17 6 6 29 6 Soviet Union 12 20 11 43 11 14 7 32 1 6 4 11 7 Italy 10 14 12 36 10 14 12 36 0 0 0 0 8 Australia 10 13 14 37 9 10 10 29 1 3 4 8 9 Canada 9 16 15 40 5 11 10 26 4 5 5 14 10 New Zealand 9 2 10 21 7 2 8 17 2 0 2 4 11 France 7 15 13 35 7 15 12 34 0 0 1 1 12 Denmark 7 4 11 22 7 3 9 19 0 1 2 3 13 Netherlands 6 11 11 28 5 7 6 18 1 4 5 10 14 Switzerland 6 8 9 23 6 8 9 23 0 0 0 0 15 West Germany 4 4 6 14 4 4 4 12 0 0 2 2 16 Unified Team of Germany 4 4 1 9 4 4 1 9 0 0 0 0 17 Norway 3 6 6 15 3 6 6 15 0 0 0 0 18 Bulgaria 3 4 7 14 0 0 2 2 3 4 5 12 19 Poland 3 3 10 16 3 2 9 14 0 1 1 2 20 Finland 3 1 3 7 3 0 3 6 0 1 0 1 21 Czechoslovakia 2 2 7 11 2 2 7 11 0 0 0 0 22 Belarus 2 1 4 7 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 7 23 Belgium 1 7 3 11 1 6 2 9 0 1 1 2 24 China 1 4 2 7 0 0 0 0 1 4 2 7 25 Czech Republic 1 3 0 4 0 3 0 3 1 0 0 1 =26 Slovenia 1 1 3 5 1 1 3 5 0 0 0 0 =26 Yugoslavia 1 1 3 5 1 1 3 5 0 0 0 0 28 Argentina 1 1 2 4 1 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 29 Ukraine 1 1 1 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 30 Russia 1 0 2 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 31 South Africa 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 32 Austria 0 3 2 5 0 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 33 Croatia 0 2 1 3 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 =34 Estonia 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 =34 Sweden 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 36 Uruguay 0 1 3 4 0 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 =37 Greece 0 1 2 3 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 1 =37 Hungary 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 39 Spain 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 =40 Lithuania 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

=40 Unified Team 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 TOTAL 242 242 246 730 182 182 186 550 60 60 60 180

Ranking determined by total gold, then silver, then bronze medals

Legend: G - Gold, S - Silver, B - Bronze, T - Total, (M) - Men, (W) - Women



9.3.2 All Time Olympic Multi Champions

Men

2 or more gold medals

Rank Name Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Event(s) First gold Last gold

1 Steve Redgrave GBR 5 0 1 6 2-, 2+, 4-, 4+ 1984 2000

2 Matthew Pinsent GBR 4 0 0 4 2-, 4- 1992 2004

3 Jack Beresford Jr. GBR 3 2 0 5 1x, 2x, 4-, 8+ 1924 1936

4 Drew Ginn AUS 3 1 0 4 2-, 4- 1996 2008

5 Eskild Ebbesen DEN 3 0 2 5 L4- 1996 2008

6 James Tomkins AUS 3 0 1 4 2-, 4- 1992 2004

=7 Agostino Abbagnale ITA 3 0 0 3 2x, 4x 1988 2000

=7 John Kelly Sr. USA 3 0 0 3 1x, 2x 1920 1924

=7 Paul Costello USA 3 0 0 3 2x 1920 1928

=7 Pertti Karppinen FIN 3 0 0 3 1x 1976 1984

=7 Siegfried Brietzke GDR 3 0 0 3 2-, 4- 1972 1980

=7 Vyacheslav Ivanov URS 3 0 0 3 1x 1956 1964

13 Mike McKay AUS 2 1 1 4 4-, 8+ 1992 1996

=14 Carmine Abbagnale ITA 2 1 0 3 2+ 1984 1988

=14 Giuseppe Abbagnale ITA 2 1 0 3 2+ 1984 1988

=14 Giuseppe Di Capua ITA 2 1 0 3 2+ 1984 1988

=14 Olaf Tufte NOR 2 1 0 3 1x, 2x 2004 2008

=14 Yuriy Tyukalov URS 2 1 0 3 1x, 2x 1952 1956

=19 André Willms GER 2 0 1 3 4x 1992 1996

=19 Andreas Hajek GER 2 0 1 3 4x 1992 1996

=19 Andy Holmes GBR 2 0 1 3 2-, 2+, 4+ 1984 1988

=19 Bernd Landvoigt GDR 2 0 1 3 2-, 8+ 1976 1980

=19 Conn Findlay USA 2 0 1 3 2+ 1956 1964

=19 Hans Walter SUI 2 0 1 3 4-, 4+ 1920 1924

=19 Jörg Landvoigt GDR 2 0 1 3 2-, 8+ 1976 1980

=19 Nico Rienks NED 2 0 1 3 2x, 8+ 1988 1996

=19 Simon Dickie NZL 2 0 1 3 4+, 8+ 1968 1972

=19 Stephan Volkert GER 2 0 1 3 4x 1992 1996

=19 Thomas Ebert DEN 2 0 1 3 L4- 2004 2008

=19 Thomas Lange GDR, GER 2 0 1 3 1x 1988 1992

=31 Aleksandr Timoshinin URS 2 0 0 2 2x 1968 1972

=31 Andreas Decker GDR 2 0 0 2 4- 1976 1980

=31 Andrew Triggs-Hodge GBR 2 0 0 2 4- 2008 2012

=31 Angus James Gillan GBR 2 0 0 2 4-, 8+ 1908 1912

=31 Arthur Ayrault USA 2 0 0 2 2+, 4- 1956 1960

=31 Bobby Pearce AUS 2 0 0 2 1x 1928 1932

=31 Davide Tizzano ITA 2 0 0 2 2x, 4x 1988 1996

=31 Dieter Grahn GDR 2 0 0 2 4- 1968 1972

=31 Dieter Schubert GDR 2 0 0 2 4- 1968 1972

=31 Dieter Wendisch GDR 2 0 0 2 4+, 8+ 1976 1980

=31 Egbert Hirschfelder EUA, FRG 2 0 0 2 4+, 8+ 1964 1968

=31 Emile Lachapelle SUI 2 0 0 2 2+, 4+ 1924 1924

=31 Frank Forberger GDR 2 0 0 2 4- 1968 1972



=31 Frank Rühle GDR 2 0 0 2 4- 1968 1972

=31 Friedrich-Wilhelm Ulrich GDR 2 0 0 2 2+ 1976 1980

=31 Georg Spohr GDR 2 0 0 2 2+ 1976 1980

=31 Gottfried Döhn GDR 2 0 0 2 4+, 8+ 1976 1980

=31 Harald Jährling GDR 2 0 0 2 2+ 1976 1980

=31 Hugh Edwards GBR 2 0 0 2 2-, 4- 1932 1932

=31 James Cracknell GBR 2 0 0 2 4- 2000 2004

=31 John Exley USA 2 0 0 2 8+ 1900 1904

=31 Jörg Lucke GDR 2 0 0 2 2-, 2+ 1968 1972

=31 Louis Abell USA 2 0 0 2 8+ 1900 1904

=31 Nicholas Green AUS 2 0 0 2 4- 1992 1996

=31 Peter Reed GBR 2 0 0 2 4- 2008 2012

=31 Richard Joyce NZL 2 0 0 2 4+, 8+ 1968 1972

=31 Richard Wailes USA 2 0 0 2 4-, 8+ 1956 1960

=31 Robert Sycz POL 2 0 0 2 L2x 2000 2004

=31 Ronald Florijn NED 2 0 0 2 2x, 8+ 1988 1996

=31 Stefan Semmler GDR 2 0 0 2 4- 1976 1980

=31 Steve Williams GBR 2 0 0 2 4- 2004 2008

=31 Tom James GBR 2 0 0 2 4- 2008 2012

=31 Tomasz Kucharski POL 2 0 0 2 L2x 2000 2004

=31 Ulrich Karnatz GDR 2 0 0 2 8+ 1976 1980

=31 Wolfgang Mager GDR 2 0 0 2 2-, 4- 1972 1976

Women

2 or more gold medals

Rank Name Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Event(s) First gold Last gold

1 Elisabeta Lipa ROU 5 2 1 8 1x, 2x, 4x, 8+ 1984 2004

2 Georgeta Andrunache ROU 5 0 1 6 2-, 8+ 2000 2008

3 Doina Ignat ROU 4 1 1 6 2-, 4x, 8+ 1996 2004

=4 Kathrin Boron GER 4 0 1 5 2x, 4x 1992 2004

=4 Viorica Susanu ROU 4 0 1 5 2-, 8+ 2000 2008

=6 Constanta Burcica ROU 3 1 1 5 4x, 8+, L2x 1996 2004

=6 Elena Georgescu ROU 3 1 1 5 8+ 1996 2004

=8 Kathleen Heddle CAN 3 0 1 4 2-, 2x, 4x, 8+ 1992 1996

=8 Marnie McBean CAN 3 0 1 4 2-, 2x, 4x, 8+ 1992 1996

10 Liliana Gafencu ROU 3 0 0 3 8+ 1996 2004

11 Veronica Cochela-Cogeanu ROU 2 3 1 6 2x, 4x, 8+ 1996 2000

12 Ekaterina Karsten EUN, BLR 2 1 2 5 1x, 4x 1996 2000

=13 Olga Bularda-Homeghi ROU 2 1 1 4 2-, 2x, 4+, 8+ 1984 1988

=13 Rodica Arba-Puscatu ROU 2 1 1 4 2-, 8+ 1984 1988

=15 Caryn Davies USA 2 1 0 3 8+ 2008 2012

=15 Ioana Olteanu ROU 2 1 0 3 8+ 1996 2000

=15 Jessica Monroe CAN 2 1 0 3 4-, 8+ 1992 1992

=15 Mary Whipple USA 2 1 0 3 8+ 2008 2012

=19 Katrin Rutschow-Stomporowski GER 2 0 1 3 1x, 4x 1996 2004

=19 Manuela Lutze GER 2 0 1 3 4x 2000 2004

=21 Angela Alupei ROU 2 0 0 2 L2x 2000 2004



=21 Birgit Peter GDR, GER 2 0 0 2 2x, 4x 1988 1992

=21 Brenda Taylor CAN 2 0 0 2 4-, 8+ 1992 1992

=21 Caroline Evers-Swindell NZL 2 0 0 2 2x 2004 2008

=21 Caroline Lind USA 2 0 0 2 8+ 2008 2012

=21 Christiane Köpke-Knetsch GDR 2 0 0 2 8+ 1976 1980

=21 Ellie Logan USA 2 0 0 2 8+ 2008 2012

=21 Erin Cafaro USA 2 0 0 2 8+ 2008 2012

=21 Gabriele Kühn-Lohs GDR 2 0 0 2 4+, 8+ 1976 1980

=21 Georgina Evers-Swindell NZL 2 0 0 2 2x 2004 2008

=21 Ilona Richter GDR 2 0 0 2 8+ 1976 1980

=21 Jana Sorgers GDR, GER 2 0 0 2 4x 1988 1996

=21 Jutta Lau GDR 2 0 0 2 4x+ 1976 1980

=21 Karin Metze GDR 2 0 0 2 4+, 8+ 1976 1980

=21 Kay Worthington CAN 2 0 0 2 4-, 8+ 1992 1992

=21 Kerstin El Qalqili GER 2 0 0 2 4x 2000 2004

=21 Kerstin Köppen GER 2 0 0 2 2x, 4x 1992 1996

=21 Kirsten Barnes CAN 2 0 0 2 4-, 8+ 1992 1992

=21 Kristina Mundt GDR, GER 2 0 0 2 4x 1988 1992

=21 Liane Buhr-Weigelt GDR 2 0 0 2 4x+ 1976 1980

=21 Marina Wilke GDR 2 0 0 2 8+ 1976 1980

=21 Marioara Popescu ROU 2 0 0 2 2x, 8+ 1984 1996

=21 Meike Evers GER 2 0 0 2 4x 2000 2004

=21 Roswietha Zobelt GDR 2 0 0 2 4x+ 1976 1980

=21 Susan Francia USA 2 0 0 2 8+ 2008 2012



9.3.3 All Time NOC Medal Table per event (current Olympic events)

Men

Men's Single Sculls (M1x)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Soviet Union 5 1 1 7 1952 1980 2 Great Britain 3 2 3 8 1900 2012 3 Australia 3 2 0 5 1928 1956 4 Finland 3 0 0 3 1976 1984 5 United States 2 4 3 9 1904 1956 =6 Germany 2 0 3 5 1908 2000 =6 New Zealand 2 0 3 5 1920 2012 8 Norway 2 0 0 2 2004 2008 9 Switzerland 1 1 2 4 1924 2000 10 France 1 1 0 2 1900 1900 11 East Germany 1 0 3 4 1972 1988 12 Netherlands 1 0 0 1 1968 1968 13 West Germany 0 4 0 4 1968 1988 =14 Czech Republic 0 2 0 2 2008 2012 =14 Unified Team of Germany 0 2 0 2 1960 1964 16 Canada 0 1 2 3 1912 1996 =17 Argentina 0 1 1 2 1968 1972 =17 Uruguay 0 1 1 2 1932 1948 =19 Austria 0 1 0 1 1936 1936 =19 Belgium 0 1 0 1 1912 1912 =19 Czechoslovakia 0 1 0 1 1992 1992 =19 Estonia 0 1 0 1 2004 2004 23 Poland 0 0 3 3 1952 1992 =24 Bulgaria 0 0 1 1 2004 2004 =24 Hungary 0 0 1 1 1908 1908 =24 Italy 0 0 1 1 1948 1948 Total 26 26 28 80



Men's Pair (M2-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Great Britain 6 2 2 10 1908 2012 2 East Germany 4 0 0 4 1968 1980 3 United States 3 4 2 9 1904 2000 =4 Australia 2 1 1 4 1996 2008 =4 Germany 2 1 1 4 1908 1992 6 France 1 2 1 4 1924 2012 7 Soviet Union 1 2 0 3 1956 1980 =8 Canada 1 1 1 3 1908 2008 =8 Netherlands 1 1 1 3 1924 1972 =8 New Zealand 1 1 1 3 1932 2012 11 Romania 1 1 0 2 1984 1988 12 Switzerland 0 2 1 3 1948 1972 =13 Austria 0 1 1 2 1956 1960 =13 Denmark 0 1 1 2 1936 1968 =15 Belgium 0 1 0 1 1952 1952 =15 Croatia 0 1 0 1 2004 2004 =15 Spain 0 1 0 1 1984 1984 =18 Argentina 0 0 1 1 1936 1936 =18 Finland 0 0 1 1 1960 1960 =18 Italy 0 0 1 1 1948 1948 =18 Norway 0 0 1 1 1984 1984 =18 Poland 0 0 1 1 1932 1932 =18 Slovenia 0 0 1 1 1992 1992 =18 South Africa 0 0 1 1 2004 2004 =18 Unified Team of Germany 0 0 1 1 1964 1964 =18 West Germany 0 0 1 1 1976 1976 =18 Yugoslavia 0 0 1 1 1988 1988 Total 23 23 23 69


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 United States 6 3 2 11 1904 1984 2 Soviet Union 4 2 1 7 1952 1988 3 Great Britain 2 1 1 4 1936 2008 4 Australia 2 0 1 3 1956 2008 5 Norway 1 3 0 4 1972 2000 6 Italy 1 2 2 5 1920 2012 7 France 1 1 2 4 1920 2004 =8 Netherlands 1 1 1 3 1968 1992 =8 Slovenia 1 1 1 3 2000 2012 =10 Czechoslovakia 1 0 2 3 1960 1980 =10 East Germany 1 0 2 3 1972 1980 =12 Argentina 1 0 0 1 1952 1952 =12 New Zealand 1 0 0 1 2012 2012 14 Germany 0 2 0 2 1932 1936 15 Switzerland 0 1 2 3 1924 1988 =16 Austria 0 1 1 2 1928 1992 =16 Canada 0 1 1 2 1928 1932 =16 Yugoslavia 0 1 1 2 1980 1984 =19 Belgium 0 1 0 1 1984 1984 =19 Denmark 0 1 0 1 1948 1948 =19 Estonia 0 1 0 1 2008 2008 22 Uruguay 0 0 2 2 1948 1952 23 Poland 0 0 1 1 1936 1936 Total 23 23 23 69



Men's Four (M4-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Great Britain 8 3 2 13 1908 2012 2 East Germany 5 0 0 5 1968 1988 3 United States 2 6 4 12 1904 2012 4 Australia 2 2 1 5 1992 2012 5 Italy 1 2 4 7 1928 2004 6 Canada 1 2 1 4 1908 2004 7 Denmark 1 1 1 3 1948 1984 =8 Germany 1 1 0 2 1932 1936 =8 New Zealand 1 1 0 2 1972 1984 10 Yugoslavia 1 0 0 1 1952 1952 11 France 0 2 2 4 1952 2008 12 Soviet Union 0 1 2 3 1960 1980 =13 Hungary 0 1 0 1 1968 1968 =13 Norway 0 1 0 1 1976 1976 =15 Switzerland 0 0 2 2 1924 1936 =15 West Germany 0 0 2 2 1972 1988 =17 Finland 0 0 1 1 1952 1952 =17 Netherlands 0 0 1 1 1908 1908 =17 Slovenia 0 0 1 1 1992 1992 Total 23 23 24 70


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Poland 2 0 0 2 2000 2004

2 Great Britain 1 1 0 2 2008 2012

3 Denmark 1 0 1 2 2008 2012

4 Switzerland 1 0 0 1 1996 1996

=5 France 0 1 1 2 2000 2004

=5 Greece 0 1 1 2 2004 2008

=7 Italy 0 1 0 1 2000 2000

=7 Netherlands 0 1 0 1 1996 1996

=9 Australia 0 0 1 1 1996 1996

=9 New Zealand 0 0 1 1 2012 2012

Total 5 5 5 15


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Denmark 3 0 2 5 1996 2012 =2 France 1 0 0 1 2000 2000 =2 South Africa 1 0 0 1 2012 2012 4 Australia 0 2 0 2 2000 2004 5 Canada 0 1 1 2 1996 2008 =6 Great Britain 0 1 0 1 2012 2012 =6 Poland 0 1 0 1 2008 2008 =8 Italy 0 0 1 1 2004 2004 =8 United States 0 0 1 1 1996 1996 Total 5 5 5 15




Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 3 0 1 4 1992 2012 2 Italy 2 1 1 4 1988 2008 3 East Germany 2 0 1 3 1976 1988 =4 Poland 1 0 0 1 2008 2008 =4 Russia 1 0 0 1 2004 2004 =4 West Germany 1 0 0 1 1984 1984 =7 Norway 0 2 0 2 1988 1992 =7 Soviet Union 0 2 0 2 1976 1980 9 Australia 0 1 2 3 1984 2012 =10 Croatia 0 1 0 1 2012 2012 =10 Czech Republic 0 1 0 1 2004 2004 =10 Netherlands 0 1 0 1 2000 2000 =10 United States 0 1 0 1 1996 1996 =14 Bulgaria 0 0 1 1 1980 1980 =14 Canada 0 0 1 1 1984 1984 =14 Czechoslovakia 0 0 1 1 1976 1976 =14 France 0 0 1 1 2008 2008 =14 Ukraine 0 0 1 1 2004 2004 Total 10 10 10 30

Men's Eight (M8+)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 United States 12 2 2 16 1900 2008 2 Great Britain 3 7 2 12 1908 2012 3 Canada 3 5 3 11 1904 2012 4 East Germany 2 0 1 3 1972 1980 5 West Germany 2 0 0 2 1968 1988 6 Germany 1 1 3 5 1912 2012 7 Netherlands 1 1 1 3 1900 2004 8 Unified Team of Germany 1 1 0 2 1960 1964

9 New Zealand 1 0 1 2 1972 1976

10 Australia 0 2 4 6 1952 2004 11 Soviet Union 0 2 2 4 1952 1988 12 Italy 0 2 1 3 1924 1936 13 Belgium 0 2 0 2 1900 1908 14 Romania 0 1 0 1 1992 1992 =15 Czechoslovakia 0 0 2 2 1960 1964 =15 Norway 0 0 2 2 1920 1948 =17 Croatia 0 0 1 1 2000 2000 =17 Russia 0 0 1 1 1996 1996 Total 26 26 26 78



Women


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Romania 3 0 0 3 1980 1992 2 Belarus 2 1 1 4 1996 2008 3 East Germany 2 0 1 3 1976 1988 4 Bulgaria 1 1 2 4 1988 2008 5 Germany 1 0 1 2 2000 2004 6 Czech Republic 1 0 0 1 2012 2012 7 United States 0 4 0 4 1976 2008 =8 Belgium 0 1 1 2 1984 1992 =8 Canada 0 1 1 2 1992 1996 =8 Denmark 0 1 1 2 1996 2012 =8 Soviet Union 0 1 1 2 1976 1980 12 Australia 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 Total 10 10 10 30

Women's Pair (W2-)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Romania 5 0 0 5 1984 2008 2 Australia 1 2 0 3 1996 2012 3 Bulgaria 1 1 1 3 1976 1988 =4 Canada 1 1 0 2 1984 1992 =4 East Germany 1 1 0 2 1976 1980 =4 Great Britain 1 1 0 2 2004 2012 7 United States 0 1 2 3 1992 2000 =8 China 0 1 0 1 2008 2008 =8 Germany 0 1 0 1 1992 1992 =8 Poland 0 1 0 1 1980 1980 =11 Belarus 0 0 2 2 2004 2008 =11 New Zealand 0 0 2 2 1988 2012 =11 West Germany 0 0 2 2 1976 1984 14 France 0 0 1 1 1996 1996 Total 10 10 10 30


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 2 2 0 4 1992 2008 2 New Zealand 2 0 0 2 2004 2008 3 Romania 1 2 1 4 1980 1992 4 East Germany 1 2 0 3 1976 1988 5 Great Britain 1 0 2 3 2004 2012 =6 Bulgaria 1 0 1 2 1976 1988 =6 Canada 1 0 1 2 1984 1996 =6 Soviet Union 1 0 1 2 1976 1980 9 Netherlands 0 2 1 3 1984 2000 10 China 0 1 1 2 1992 1996 11 Australia 0 1 0 1 2012 2012 =12 Lithuania 0 0 1 1 2000 2000 =12 Poland 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 Total 10 10 10 30




Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Romania 3 0 0 3 1996 2004 2 Netherlands 1 0 1 2 2004 2008 3 Great Britain 1 0 0 1 2012 2012 4 Germany 0 2 0 2 2000 2004 5 United States 0 1 1 2 1996 2000 =6 China 0 1 0 1 2012 2012 =6 Finland 0 1 0 1 2008 2008 =8 Australia 0 0 1 1 1996 1996 =8 Canada 0 0 1 1 2008 2008 =8 Greece 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 Total 5 5 5 15


Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Germany 4 1 1 6 1992 2012 2 Ukraine 1 1 0 2 1996 2012 =3 China 1 0 0 1 2008 2008 =3 East Germany 1 0 0 1 1988 1988 5 Great Britain 0 3 0 3 2000 2008 6 Romania 0 1 1 2 1988 1992 7 Soviet Union 0 1 0 1 1988 1988 =8 Australia 0 0 1 1 2004 2004 =8 Canada 0 0 1 1 1996 1996 =8 Russia 0 0 1 1 2000 2000 =8 Unified Team 0 0 1 1 1992 1992 =8 United States 0 0 1 1 2012 2012 Total 7 7 7 21

Women's Eight (W8+)

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total First medal Last medal 1 Romania 3 3 2 8 1980 2008 2 United States 3 1 1 5 1976 2012 3 East Germany 3 0 0 3 1976 1988 4 Canada 1 2 1 4 1992 2012 5 Netherlands 0 2 3 5 1984 2012 6 Soviet Union 0 2 0 2 1976 1980 =7 Belarus 0 0 1 1 1996 1996 =7 China 0 0 1 1 1988 1988 =7 Germany 0 0 1 1 1992 1992 Total 10 10 10 30


Best Times

10. Best Times

10.1 World Best Times

Event Time Name Date Location

Men's Single Sculls (M1x) 6:33.35 New Zealand 29 Aug 2009 Poznan, POL Mahe Drysdale Men's Pair (M2-) 6:08.50 New Zealand 28 Jul 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Eric Murray Hamish Bond Men's Double Sculls (M2x) 6:03.25 France 17 Jun 2006 Poznan, POL Jean-Baptiste Macquet Adrien HardyMen's Four (M4-) 5:37.86 Great Britain 25 May 2012 Lucerne, SUI Alex Gregory Pete Reed Tom James Andrew Triggs Hodge Men's Lightweight Double Sculls (LM2x) 6:10.02 Denmark 23 Jun 2007 Amsterdam, NED Mads Rasmussen Rasmus Quist Men's Lightweight Four (LM4-) 5:45.60 Denmark 09 Jul 1999 Lucerne, SUI Thomas Ebert Thomas Poulsen Eskild Ebbesen Victor Feddersen Men's Quadruple Sculls (M4x) 5:33.15 Russia 25 May 2012 Lucerne,SUI Vladislav Ryabcev Alexey Svirin Nikita Morgachev Sergey Fedorovtsev Men's Eight (M8+) 5:19.35 Canada 25 May 2012 Lucerne,SUI Gabriel Bergen Douglas Csima Rob Gibson Conlin McCAbe Malcolm Howard Andrew Byrnes Jeremiah Brown Will Crothers Brian Price Men's Coxed Pair (M2+) 6:42.16 Croatia 18 Sep 1994 Indianapolis, IN, USA Igor Boraska Tihomir Frankovic Milan Razov Men's Lightweight Single Sculls (LM1x) 6:46.93 France 24 Jul 2011 Amsterdam, NED Jeremie Azou Men's Lightweight Eight (LM8+) 5:30.24 Germany 18 Aug 1992 Montreal, CAN Klaus Altena Christian Dahlke Mike Kobor Bernhard Stomporowski Thomas Melges Uwe März Michael Buchheit Kai von Warburg Olaf Kaska Men's Coxed Four (M4+) 5:58.96 Germany 24 Aug 1991 Vienna, AUT Jörg Dederding Armin Weyrauch Bahne Rabe Matthias Ungemach Armin Eichholz Men's Lightweight Pair (LM2-) 6:26.61 Ireland 18 Sep 1994 Paris, FRA Tony O'Connor Neville Maxwell Men's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LM4x) 5:45.18 Italy 16 Aug 1992 Montreal, CAN Michelangelo Crispi Massimo Guglielmi Francesco Esposito Massimo Lana

10. Best Times


10. Best Times Best Times

Women's Single Sculls (W1x) 7:07.71 Bulgaria 21 Sep 2002 Seville, ESP Rumyana NeykovaWomen's Pair (W2-) 6:53.80 Romania 21 Sep 2002 Seville, ESP Georgeta Andrunache Viorica Susanu Women's Double Sculls (W2x) 6:38.78 New Zealand 21 Sep 2002 Seville, ESP Georgina Evers-Swindell Caroline Evers-Swindell Women's Four (W4-) 6:25.35 Australia 26 Aug 2006 Eton, GBR Robyn Selby Smith Joanna Lutz Amber Bradley Kate Hornsey Women's Lightweight Double Sculls (LW2x) 6:49.43 New Zealand 25 May 2012 Lucerne, SUI Louise Ayling Julia Edward Women's Quadruple Sculls (W4x) 6:09.38 Germany 25 May 2012 Lucerne, SUI Julia Richter Carina Baer Tina Manker Stephanie Schiller Women's Eight (W8+) 5:54.16 United States 14 Jul 2013 Lucerne, SUI Amanda Polk Kerry Simmonds Emily Regan Lauren Schmetterling Grace Luczak Caroline Lind Victoria Opitz Heidi Robbins Katelin Snyder Women's Lightweight Single Sculls (LW1x) 7:28.15 Romania 19 Jul 1994 Paris, FRA Constanta Burcica Women's Lightweight Pair (LW2-) 7:18.32 Australia 07 Sep 1997 Aiguebellette-le-Lac, FRA Eliza Blair Justine Joyce Women's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls (LW4x) 6:23.96 China 27 Aug 2006 Eton, GBR Yu Hua Chen Haixia Fan Xuefei Liu Jing



10.2 Olympic Best Times


Men's Single Sculls (M1x) 6:42.52 Belgium 28 Jul 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Tim Maeyens Men's Pair (M2-) 6:08.50 New Zealand 28 Jul 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Eric Murray Hamish Bond Men's Double Sculls (M2x) 6:11.30 New Zealand 28 Jul 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Nathan Cohen Joseph SullivanMen's Four (M4-) 5:47.06 Australia 30 Jul 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR William Lockwood James Chapman Drew Ginn Joshua Dunkley-SmithMen's Lightweight Double Sculls (LM2x) 6:10.99 Great Britain 17 Aug 2008 Beijing, CHN Zac Purchase Mark HunterMen's Lightweight Four (LM4-) 5:47.76 Denmark 17 Aug 2008 Beijing, CHN Thomas Ebert Morten Jørgensen Mads Andersen Eskild Ebbesen Men's Quadruple Sculls (M4x) 5:36.20 Australia 10 Aug 2008 Beijing, CHN Chris Morgan James McRae Brendan Long Dan Noonan Men's Eight (M8+) 5:19.85 United States 15 Aug 2004 Athens, GRE Jason Read Wyatt Allen Chris Ahrens Joseph Hansen Matt Deakin Dan Beery Beau Hoopman Bryan Volpenhein Pete Cipollone Women's Single Sculls (W1x) 7:18.12 Germany 21 Aug 2004 Athens, GRE Katrin Rutschow- Stomporowski

Women's Pair (W2-) 6:57.29 Great Britain 28 Jul 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Helen Glover Heather Stanning Women's Double Sculls (W2x) 6:44.33 Great Britain 30 Jul 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Anna Watkins Katherine Grainger Women's Lightweight Double Sculls (LW2x) 6:49.90 Australia 15 Aug 2004 Athens, GRE Sally Newmarch Amber Halliday Women's Quadruple Sculls (W4x) 6:11.83 China 10 Aug 2008 Beijing, CHN Tang Bin Jin Ziwei Xi Aihua Zhang Yangyang Women's Eight (W8+) 5:56.55 United States 15 Aug 2004 Athens, GRE Kate Johnson Samantha Magee Megan Dirkmaat Alison Cox Caryn Davies Laurel Korholz Anna Cummuns-Mickelson Lianne Nelson -Bennion Mary Whipple



10.3 World Cup Best Times


Men's Single Sculls (M1x) 6:37.40 Czech Republic 14 Oct 2011 Lucerne, SUI Ondrej SynekMen's Pair (M2-) 6:18.73 Croatia 09 Jul 1999 Lucerne, SUI Oliver Martinov Ninoslav Saraga Men's Double Sculls (M2x) 6:03.25 France 17 Jun 2006 Poznan, POL Jean-Baptiste Macquet Adrien Hardy Men's Four (M4-) 5:37.86 Great Britain 25 May 2012 Lucerne, SUI Alex Gregory Pete Reed Tom James Andrew Triggs Hodge Men's Lightweight Double Sculls (LM2x) 6:10.02 Denmark 23 Jun 2007 Amsterdam, NED Mads Rasmussen Rasmus Quist Men's Lightweight Four (LM4-) 5:45.60 Denmark 09 Jul 1999 Lucerne, SUI Thomas Ebert Thomas Poulsen Eskild Ebbesen Victor Feddersen Men's Quadruple Sculls (M4x) 5:33.15 Russia 25 May 2012 Lucerne, SUI Vladislav Ryabcev Alexey Svirin Nikita Morgachev Sergey Fedorovtsev Men's Eight (M8+) 5:21.21 Australia 17 Jun 2006 Poznan, POL Dave McGowan James Marburg Matthew Ryan Samuel Conrad Thomas Laurich Karsten Forsterling Cameron McKenzie McHarg Jeremy Stevenson Martin Rabjohns Women's Single Sculls (W1x) 7:14.12 Germany 13 Jul 2003 Lucerne, SUI Katrin Rutschow- Stomporowski Women's Pair (W2-) 6:56.27 Canada 09 Jul 1999 Lucerne, SUI Emma Robinson Theresa Luke Women's Double Sculls (W2x) 6:41.06 Bulgaria 10 Jul 2005 Lucerne, SUI Rumyana Neykova Miglena Markova Women's Lightweight Double Sculls (LW2x) 6:49.43 New Zealand 25 May 2012 Lucerne, SUI Louise Ayling Julia Edward Women's Quadruple Sculls (W4x) 6:09.38 Germany 25 May 2012 Lucerne, SUI Julia Richter Carina Baer Tina Manker Stephanie Schiller Women's Eight (W8+) 5:54.16 United States 14 Jul 2013 Lucerne, SUI Amanda Polk Kerry Simmonds Emily Regan Lauren Schmetterling Grace Luczak Caroline Lind Victoria Opitz Heidi Robbins Katelin Snyder



10.4 Para-Rowing Best Times


AS Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x) 4:45.02 China 31 Aug 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Cheng HuangAS Women's Single Sculls (ASW1x) 5:25.17 Ukraine 29 Aug 2009 Lucerne, SUI Alla Lysenko TA Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x) 3:54.92 China 31 Aug 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Xiaoxian Lou Tianming Fei LTA Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+) 3:15.91 Gernany 31 Aug 2012 Eton Dorney, GBR Anke Molkenthin Astrid Hengsbach Tino Kolitscher Kai Kruse Katrin Splitt

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