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Media Guide 2016 Olympic & Paralympic Rowing RegattaRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL, OLYMPIC GAMES 6-14 AUGUSTPARALYMPIC GAMES 9-11 SEPTEMBER

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With FISA’s 125th anniversary coming up in 2017, one can sense the tremendous history in our sport. As a sport of tradition, values, determination and hard work, rowing is sure to continue to be practised by generation after generation. And to ensure our sport remains relevant for all those future participants, we continue to develop it around the world, strive for gender equality, and achieve full and equal representation at all levels. FISA will continue to lead the fight against doping, practise good governance, and always put the health and well-being of rowers first.

Looking to the future and considering that water makes our sport possible, rowers also care deeply about the planet on which we live. One of the greatest challenges

of our time is to ensure there is enough clean water to support human life. As the World Rowing Federation and as rowers, we believe that we have a responsibility to protect this vital resource. Now, in the sixth year of our global freshwater partnership with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), we have launched a joint action project; the Kafue River & Rowing Centre. Funds are now being raised to create this multi-purpose facility for water management research, stakeholder involvement and the development of rowing in Kafue, Zambia.

To find out more: www.worldrowing.com/environment.

Because our planet and our sport depend on clean water.

Our future

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Contents

1. General

1.1 Introduction 5

1.2 FISA 6

1.3 Where to find on www.worldrowing.com 8

1.4 World Rowing communications channels 9

1.5 2016-2017 World Rowing event calendar 10

2 Rowing

2.1 About Rowing 11

2.2 Olympic Boat Classes 12

2.3 Paralympic boat classes 12

2.4 How to row 14

2.5 Glossary of rowing terms 15

3 Event Information

3.1 Timetable of entries 16

3.2 Entries by event 18

3.3 Progression system and rules 19

3.4 Qualification process for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games 21

3.5 Rowing in Brazil 22

4 Athletes

4.1 Participating athletes – by country 23

4.2 Who to Watch at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games 28

4.3 Who to Watch – Para-rowing boat classes 38

4.4 Rowers in the spotlight 39


5 Best Times

5.1 World Best Times 43

5.2 Olympic Best Times 44

5.3 Para-rowing Best Times 45

5.4 Paralympic Best Times 45

6 Historical Results

6.1 Olympic Games 1900-2012 46

6.2 World Rowing Championships 2009-2011, 2013-2015 (Olympic boat classes) 60

6.3 Paralympic Games 2008-2012 66

6.4 World Rowing Championships 2009-2011, 2013-2015 66 (current Para-rowing boat classes)

6.5 World Rowing Cup 2016 current Olympic and Paralympic boat classes 68

7 Statistics

7.1 Olympic Games All Time NOC Medal Table 72 All Time Olympic Multi Champions 73 All Time NOC Medal Table per boat class (current Olympic boat classes) 75

7.2 World Rowing Championships All Time NF Medal Table (since 1962) – Olympic boat classes 78 All Time NF Medal Table per boat class (since 1962) – Olympic boat classes 79


1. General1.1 Introduction

Welcome to the 2016 Olympic Rowing Regatta at Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The World Rowing communications team has produced this media guide to help you get the most out of your time covering the Olympic Rowing Regatta. 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.

If you are new to rowing you may find the explanation of “How to Row,” the rowing glossary and the Olympic competition description useful. The World Rowing communications team is on site in the Lagoa Stadium media centre to answer any questions you may have and to help you better understand our sport.

The 2016 Olympic Rowing Regatta will see 550 athletes competing in 215 boats from 69 nations in 14 boat classes. These athletes have come through a qualification system to be eligible to compete at Rio.

Leading up to Rio through the 2016 season, New Zealand topped the points table of the 2016 World Rowing Cup series with 119 points, despite only racing at two of the three stages. Great Britain finished four points behind the Kiwi team in second position overall, while the Netherlands finished third. New Zealand was particularly strong in the men’s single sculls with multi Olympic and world medallist Mahe Drysdale taking two gold medals, the men’s pair of Eric Murray and Hamish Bond who have remained unbeaten since 2009 and the up-and-coming lightweight men’s four who also won two gold medals at World Cup level.

The Netherlands topped the World Cup standings in the men’s eight by winning two World Cup golds. The Dutch also had a strong season in the lightweight women’s double sculls thanks to the European Championship and World Cup gold medals won by Maaike Head and Ilse Paulis.

Great Britain was the nation that collected the most medals at this season’s European Rowing Championships with a total of six medals in Olympic boat classes, including three gold. Their strongest boat this season has been the women’s pair of Helen Glover and Heather Stanning, who are unbeaten in this Olympic cycle. The men’s four claimed the European Champion title as well as two World Cup golds, and the women’s eight also won at the Europeans.

Germany followed Great Britain on the medals table at the European Rowing Championships with the highest number of medals won overall in Olympic boat classes (8), including two golds. These came in the men’s eight and women’s quadruple sculls.

This guide also includes a “Who to Watch” section which highlights crews that are likely to win Olympic medals. We have also singled out athletes in this predominantly team sport and highlighted them in the “Rowers in the Spotlight” section. In the “Historical Results” and “Statistics” sections you’ll find a host of valuable past performance information related to the Olympic and Paralympic Games and World Rowing Championships.

The 2016 Paralympic Rowing Regatta will see 108 athletes competing in 48 boats from 26 nations in four boat classes. Strong nations include Australia, Great Britain and Ukraine with Brazil well represented.

Here is to some excellent racing and rowing coverage!

World Rowing Communications Team Javier Altamirano (MEX) – Media operations Melissa Bray (NZL) – Communications manager – content Jillian O’Mara (USA) – Communications manager – digital Vincent Giorgis (SUI) – Photo processing & communications coordinator

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1.2 FISA

What is FISA?

The World Rowing Federation, FISA (from the French, Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d’Aviron), is the governing body of the sport of rowing. It is empowered by its 148 member National Rowing Federations, the National 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, coastal, masters and some aspects of indoor). It organises sanctioned World Rowing events including those for junior and under-23s. It 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, Italy on 25 June 1892. It is the oldest international sports federation in the Olympic movement. FISA established its first headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1922 and, after moving away, it returned to its roots in February 1996.

FISA’s vision

The goals and objectives of FISA are to efficiently develop, promote, present, govern and protect the environment through the sport of rowing.

FISA’s mission

To make rowing a universally practised and globally relevant sport. To spread the sport in all its forms.

Core values

Core Values of the sport of rowing Teamwork: Rowers work together towards a common goal.

Fairness: In a spirit of fair play, rowers learn self-discipline, the need for commitment and respect for their opponents.

Enduring: Rowers pass on time-honoured values and shared experiences from past to future generations.

Inclusive: Rowers combine into a single and cooperative community, irrespective of race, gender, creed, age or ability.

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

Core values of FISA First: FISA is the oldest International Sport Federation created in 1892 and rowing has

been on the Olympic programme from the beginning in 1896.

Global: FISA has 148 member federations in all five continents.

Influential: FISA has key representatives in leadership positions in many international sports organisations and governing bodies.

Ethical: FISA is a leading federation in the fight against doping, was the first to conduct out of competition testing and leads in protecting the health of the athletes.

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

FISA’s Environmental policy

Care of the 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 safeguard 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 facilities. FISA promotes awareness and community consultation on rowing-related environmental issues.

FISA’s Environmental Policy is based on seven principles. These cover:1 Habitat protection2 Resource conservation3 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.

FISA at Events

Below is a summary of FISA activities during international events:• The Umpiring Commission, chaired by Patrick Rombaut (Belgium), supervises and advises the Jury.• The Events Commission, chaired by Mike Tanner (Hong Kong China), oversees the preparation,

technical aspects and running of the regatta.• The Competitive Commission, chaired by Rosie Mayglothling (Great Britain), is in charge of competition

regulation such as the fairness committee and coach support.• The Sports Medicine Commission, chaired by Alain Lacoste (France), oversees all medical aspects of

the competition, including anti-doping.• FISA’s Executive Director Matt Smith represents the Executive Committee in overseeing the operation

of the event.

For more info, go to www.worldrowing.com/fisa/

World Rowing Events

FISA promotes the sport of rowing as well as its main events under the brand “World Rowing”. Para-rowing is included at the World Rowing Championships and selected World Rowing Cup regattas..

World Rowing events are listed below:

These events are all FISA-sanctioned events. For more info, go to www.worldrowing.com/events/

FISA Contacts Jean-Christophe Rolland – FISA President Matt Smith – FISA Executive Director Mike Tanner – Technical Delegate and Executive Committee Member Svetla Otzetova – Technical Delegate, FISA Events Director Patrick Rombaut – President of the Jury and Executive Committee Member Nathalie Phillips –- FISA Events Manager Tricia Smith – Vice President Mike Williams – Treasurer Lenka Dienstbach-Wech – Athlete’s Commission Chair and Executive Committee Member

For contact information go to: http://www.worldrowing.com/fisa/

• 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


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1.3 Where to find on www.worldrowing.com

ROWING news, information, events and more for each of rowing’s eight communities - elite, under-23, junior, masters, para, university, indoor and coastal. Also links to coaching and development information.

EVENTS & RESULTS divided by category and community. Links to all you will need to know about upcoming events including venue information, contacts, events offered and more. For past events, you can find results, photos, news, documents and more.

ATHLETES includes top athletes, award winners, training and anti-doping information. Athlete bios and interviews covering thousands of rowers. The Athlete Zone with career information and news updates.

MEDIA CENTRE information for all media with media guides, accreditation information, links to extra media information and more.

NEWS latest news, race reports, media releases and reviews.

PHOTOS & VIDEOS showing the photo gallery and links to all World Rowing racing videos.

ENVIRONMENT all about World Rowing’s commitment to clean water including WWF partnership and the Kafue River & Rowing Centre project.

FISA about FISA, governance documents, rule book and other FISA publications. National Federation pages.

RACING VIDEO www.eurovisionsports.tv/fisa/

ATHELETE BIOS www.worldrowing.com/athletes

RESULTS www.worldrowing.com/events/results

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1.4 World Rowing communications channels

Websites:

Information directly from the venue: www.rio2016.com/en/rowing

Rowing and the Olympics: www.olympic.org/rowing

Results, live race tracker, live blog, quick quotes, photos and more on: www.worldrowing.com

News, photos and more about the sport: www.row2k.com

National Rowing Federation websites (selected)https://www.britishrowing.org/http://www.rudern.de/http://www.canottaggio.org/web_FIC_2009/index1.shtmlhttp://nlroei.nl/http://www.rowingaustralia.com.au/http://www.rowingcanada.org/http://www.rowingnz.kiwi/http://www.usrowing.org/

Rowing and the Paralympics: https://www.paralympic.org/rowing

Follow:

World RowingTwitte: @WorldRowingInstagram: @WorldRowingOfficialFacebook: WorldRowing, WorldParaRowing

OlympicsTwitter: @Olympics, @Rio2016Instagram: @Olympics, @Rio2016Facebook: @Olympics, @Rio2016

Paralympics@Paralympics, @Rio2016www.rio2016.comwww.paralympic.org

Athletes (selected)Twitter: @Kiwipair, @PeteReed, @HelenGlovergb, @OlafTufte08, @BirgitSkarsteinInstagram: @Kiwi_eight, @SinkovicBrothers, @rowingrelated, @twigg_emmaFacebook: @Swissfour, @deutschlandachter, @kjetilborch, @NZLW2x, @LithuanianW2x

Hashtag it:#RowinginRio #Rio2016 #GoRow #OlympicRowing #Rowing #ParalympicRowing


1.5 2016-2017 World Rowing event calendar

August6-14 Rio de Janeiro BRA Rio 2016 Olympic Games Rowing Regatta21-28 Rotterdam NED World Rowing Senior, Under 23,

Junior ChampionshipsSeptember9-12 Rio de Janeiro BRA Paralympic Games Para-rowing Regatta9-11 Copenhagen DEN World Rowing Masters RegattaOctober21-23 Monaco MON World Rowing Coastal ChampionshipsMarch 201710-12 World-wide World Rowing Indoor Sprints15-15 April World-wide World Erg ChallengeMay5-7 Belgrade SRB World Rowing Cup I20-21 Krefeld GER European Rowing Junior Championships26-28 Racice CZE European Rowing ChampionshipsJune16-18 Poznan POL World Rowing Cup IIJuly7-9 Lucerne SUI World Rowing Cup III19-23 Plovdiv BUL World Rowing Under 23 ChampionshipsAugust2-6 Trakai LTU World Rowing Junior ChampionshipsSeptember2-3 Kruszwica POL European Rowing Under 23 Championships8-11 Bled SLO World Rowing Masters Regatta24-1 Oct Sarasota-

BradentonUSA World Rowing Championships

October13-15 Thonon FRA World Rowing Coastal Championships

For more event information: http://www.worldrowing.com/events/


Rowing2. Rowing

2.1 About rowing

The origin of rowing

The boat was mankind’s most significant mode of transport for centuries and the oar is considered to be the most important invention before the wheel. The first representation of a rowing boat was discovered in Finland and dates back to 5,800 BC. The earliest regatta was held on 16 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. The origin of the sport of rowing as we know it today comes from England, where the world-renowned Oxford versus Cambridge University Boat Race was first held in 1829 on the River Thames.

Rowing at the Olympic & Paralympic rowing regattas

Rowing became an Olympic sport in 1896, at the first Olympic Games of the modern era held in Athens, Greece. Rough seas in the Piraeus harbour, however, forced the event to be cancelled which is why rowing won its first Olympic medals four years later in 1900, on the outskirts of Paris. Women’s events were added to the Olympic programme in 1976 and lightweight events in 1996. Para-rowing first appeared at the Paralympic Games in 2008.

Rowing at the World Rowing Championships

The first World Rowing Championships were staged in Lucerne, Switzerland in 1962. Initially held every four years, the championships soon became an annual event. It is the biggest annual World Rowing event. At the 2015 World Rowing Championships 77 nations raced with a total of 1300 athletes.

Female boat classes were included on the World Championship programme in 1974, with lightweight categories for both men and women featuring annually from 1985. Para-rowing was integrated into the World Rowing Championships programme for the first time in 2002 and has attracted an increasing number of participants ever since.

In non-Olympic years, both Olympic and international boat classes compete at the World Rowing Championships, while in Olympic years only international boat classes take part.


The boats

Boats or shells were traditionally made from wood, but top level boats are now fabricated from composite materials such as carbon fibre and kevlar. The width of boats varies from approximately 30 cm for a single scull and up to 65 cm for an eight. Lengths of the different boat types are shown in the diagrams on p13. A small fin is fitted beneath the boat for directional stability. A rudder is attached to the fin or the stern for steering (except on most sculling 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 from splashing water aboard. Seats are fitted with wheels which roll on runners or tracks.

The oars

Oars are hollow to reduce weight and 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 and of a scull 2.85 m.

2.2 Olympic boat classes

Rowing 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.

Men WomenSingle 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+)

2.3 Paralympic boat classesMen Women Mixed

Para men’s single sculls (ASM1x) Para women’s single sculls (ASW1x) Para mixed double sculls (TAMix2x)

Para mixed coxed four (LTAMix4+)


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Sweep boats

1x Single scull1 rowerAverage length: 8.2 m (27 ft)Minimum weight: 14 kg (30.8 lbs)Olympic Events: W1x, M1x

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

2x Double scull2 rowersAverage length: 10.4 m (34 ft)Minimum weight: 27 kg (59 lbs)Olympic Events: W2x, M2x, LW2x, LM2x

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

4x Quadruple scull4 rowersAverage length: 13.4 m (44 ft)Minimum weight: 52 kg (114 lbs)Olympic Events: W4x, M4x

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


2.4 How to row

1 Entry/Catch• Raise only the hands• Do not “open” the body• Enter the water before

beginning the leg drive

2 Drive No. 1• Almost no change in the body

position• The body is “hanging” on the oar

and footstretcher• Work is done exclusively by the legs

3 Drive No. 2• Upper body slowly takes over

the leg drive• The body starts to “uncoil” in

a natural way

4 Drive No. 3• Legs almost finish their work• The upper body still continues

its swing• The arms begin their work

5 Drive No. 4• End of the “layback”• The arms move quickly and

strongly to the body

6 Finish/Release• Forearms and hands move

oar handles down and around in a fluid continuous manner, releasing the oats from the water

7 Recovery No.1• Hands move away from the

body at a constant speed

8 Recovery No.2• At the beginning of the slide,

arms are past the knees• There is early forward body

angle preparation

9 Recovery No.3• The slide is at half-way• The arms and upper body

have finished reaching out

10 Before Entry• Last part of the slide• All movements are finished

except continuation of slide with concentration on a direct entry


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2.5 Glossary of rowing terms

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

Boat class The rowing event pertaining to the type of boat and gender eg men's single scull

Bow side/starboard side The right hand side of the boat 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 the 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 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 side The left-hand side of the boat when viewed from the stern

Sweep rowing Rowing when each person rows with one oar


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As updated on 1 August 2016

W2- M2- W2x M2x M4- W1x M1x LW2x LM2x LM4- W4x M4x W8+ M8+

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Men 49 88 239

Women 44 74 176

Lightweight Men 25 33 92

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3.3 Progression system and rules

The regatta

All international races are contested over 2000m (or 1000m for para-rowing) on a 6-lane course. Depending upon the number of entries in each boat class, there will be heats, repechages, quarterfinals, semifinals and finals. A-finals (medals and ranking 1 – 6) and B-finals (ranking 7 – 12) will be contested in all boat classes with eight or more entries. Where 14 or more crews are entered, C, D, E etc. finals will be contested. Each boat is drawn into a first-round race (the heat) with progression 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 benefit of a second chance if they are not successful in their first round heat. The repechage, loosely translated 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 repechage round.

Round 2 Repechages – second chance to advance.

Round 3 Quarterfinals (If a boat class has less than 25 boats competing, there are no quarterfinals).

Round 4 Semifinals (If a boat class has less than 13 boats competing, there are no semifinals).

Round 5 Finals - A, B, C and D Finals (In principle, there are no more than six boats per final. The top six boats in the qualification rounds compete in the A-final, the next six in the B-final, etc. Only the rowers who finish in the top three places of 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.

Lanes

There are normally eight buoyed lanes, of which six are used at one time for racing. Each lane is 13.5 m wide. A draw is conducted before the beginning of racing to determine the allocation of crews to heats and to lanes within each heat. A seeding panel determines in advance which crews will be seeded. There will normally be two seeded crews in each heat. The purpose of seeding is only to avoid having all the faster boats in an event being drawn into the same heat in the first round.

Dead-heat rules and procedures

If there is a dead-heat between crews, and if only one of those crews progresses to the next round, there are several options to resolve it depending on the round of the competition. If the dead-heat occurs in a heat (the 1st round), crews row a 2000 m race again in order to determine which crew should progress. In a repechage, quarterfinal or semifinal there will be no re-row but the crew which has the higher ranking in the immediately preceding round will progress. Only if crews have the same ranking in both the preceding and next previous rounds shall they then have to re-row to resolve the dead-heat. If, in a final, there is a dead-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.

Event Information


Competition schedule contingency plan

As for any outdoor sporting event, it is possible that the competition schedule may be disrupted due to adverse weather conditions. 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 a number of contingency plans or 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.• Combining different groups on the same day.• Combining two rounds in the same day.• Combining finals on three days, two days or all on one day.• Time trials

Crew changes

Up to half of the rowers in all crews entered may be substituted. The changes must be communicated in writing to FISA at least one hour before the first heat of the 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 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 single sculler after their first heat.

Penalties / disqualification rules / exclusion

The 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 boat class in question), relegation where this is specifically provided in the Rules (to last place in its race of that round), disqualification (from all boat classes in the regatta), or any other appropriate measure in order to assure the fairness of the competition. A crew arriving late at the start may be awarded a yellow card and the Starter may start the race without reference to absent crews. A crew causing two false starts in the same race 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.


Event Information


3.4 Qualification process for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Olympic Qualification:

1 2015 World Rowing Championships, Aiguebelette, France. For each Olympic boat class, the highest placed National Federation according to the number of quota places indicated below qualified for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games:

Boat Class Men Men Lightweight Women Women Lightweight Single Sculls(1x) 9 – 9 –

Pair (2-) 11 – 11 –

Double Sculls (2x) 11 11 11 11

Four (4-) 11 11 – –

Quadruple Sculls (4x) 8 – 5 –

Eights (8+) 5 – 5 –

2 The continental qualification regattas filled the next quota places in varying numbers. The four continental qualification regattas were:• African in Tunis, Tunisia• Americas in Valparaiso, Chile• Asian & Oceania in Chungju, Korea• European in Lucerne, Switzerland

These were staged for the men’s and women’s single sculls and the lightweight men’s and women’s double sculls.

3 Final Olympic Qualification Regatta, Lucerne, Switzerland. Open to all nations. This included all boat classes not raced at the continental qualification regattas with a total of 12 men’s boats and ten women’s boats.

4 The remaining qualification spots are allocated to the host country if they have not achieved any qualification places through the other avenues. Tripartite Commission invitation places make up the final spots - two for men and two for women. These are through invitation and target nations that have no boats qualified for the Rio Olympics.

Total number of rowers: 550 (331 men, 219 women)

Paralympic Qualification:

1 2015 World Rowing Championships, Aiguebelette, France. The eight highest ranked boats in each of the following medal boat classes (men’s single, women’s single, mixed double and mixed four) qualified for the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

2 Final Paralympic Qualification Regatta, Gavirate, Italy The two highest ranked boats in each of the boat classes qualified for the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

3 Eight bipartite spots, decided by the Bipartite Commission based on invitation to member federations that had not qualified in another boat in para-rowing at the Paralympic Games.

Total number of para-rowers: 84 (42 men, 42 women)


3.5 Rowing in Brazil

With nearly 8,000km of coastline, hundreds of rivers, lakes and ponds, Brazil naturally lends itself to the sport of rowing.

The first boat duel recorded in Brazil took place in 1851, in Rio de Janeiro’s Botafogo Bay, between longboats and whaleboats. In 1894, the first rowing governing body was established in Brazil - the Regatta Committee – through the initiative of several rowing clubs. The first Brazilian Rowing Championships were held in 1900, which led to the institution of the Brazilian Federation of Rowing Societies (FBSR) in 1902 which the World Rowing Federation (FISA), recognised the following year. In 1916, the national governance of the sport of rowing was transferred to the new Brazilian Sports Confederation (CBD) which became a FISA member in 1931.

In its rowing history, Brazil only missed the Olympic Games once, in 1920, and achieved its best result so far at the Los Angeles 1984 Games where it finished fourth in the men’s coxed pair with Nilton Silva Alonço, Walter Hime Smith and Angelo Rosso Neto.

Twenty years later, at the Athens Games, Brazil’s most successful international rower to date, Fabiana Beltrame, marked the debut of female Olympic participation in rowing for her country. She finished 14th in the women’s single sculls.

Beltrame continued to make her nation proud in the following years, when she became the first Brazilian sculler to ever win a gold medal at a World Rowing Cup – she did so in 2011 in the lightweight women’s single sculls. Later that year she went on to become a World Champion in that same event, scoring Brazil’s best ever international rowing result.

Two Brazilian line-ups - the lightweight women’s and lightweight men’s double sculls - have qualified for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games through FISA’s Americas Continental Qualification Regatta.

In the past decade, Brazil has also become a strong para-rowing nation with several World Championship medals won. A Paralympic bronze medal in the para-rowing mixed double sculls was claimed at the inaugural Paralympic Rowing Regatta in 2008. Three para-rowing crews will race at Rio’s Paralympic Games – in the para women’s single sculls, men’s single sculls, and mixed double sculls.

Rowing is concentrated in three main pockets in Brazil - Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Porto Alegre. In each of these regions the rowing clubs are connected to football clubs. Flamengo in Rio de Janeiro is the best known and most successful. It originally began as a rowing club in 1895 before it became better known for football. The Rio Olympic rowing regatta course at Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon is the home of Flamengo.


4. Athletes4.1 Participating athletes – by country

(As updated on 1 August 2016)Country Boat class Athlete(s)

Algeria W1x Amina Rouba

M1x Sid Boudina

Angola LM2x Andre Matias, Jean-Luc Rasamoelina

Argentina W1x Lucia Palermo

M1x Brian Rosso

Australia M2- Spencer Turrin, Alexander Lloyd

W2x Sally Kehoe, Genevieve Horton

M2x David Watts, Christopher Morgan

M4- William Lockwood, Joshua Dunkley-Smith, Joshua Booth, Alexander Hill

W4x Jessica Hall, Kerry Hore, Jennifer Cleary, Madeleine Edmunds

M4x Karsten Forsterling, Alexander Belonogoff, Cameron Girdlestone, James Mcrae

W1x Kimberley Brennan

M1x Rhys Grant

W8+ Fiona Albert, Jessica Morrison, Alexandra Hagan, Meaghan Volker, Molly Goodman, Charlotte Sutherland, Lucy Stephan, Olympia Aldersey, Sarah Banting

Austria LM2x Paul Sieber, Bernhard Sieber

W1x Magdalena Lobnig

Azerbaijan M2x Aleksandar Aleksandrov, Boris Yotov

Bahamas W1x Bahamas

Belarus W2- Alena Furman, Ina Nikulina

W2x Yuliya Bichyk, Tatsiana Kukhta

M4- Vadzim Lialin, Mikalai Sharlap, Dzianis Mihal, Ihar Pashevich

W1x Ekaterina Karsten

M1x Stanislau Shcharbachenia

Belgium M1x Hannes Obreno

Bermuda W1x Michelle Pearson

Brazil LW2x Vanessa Cozzi, Fernanda Ferreira

LM2x Xavier Maggi Vela, Willian Giaretton

Bulgaria M2x Georgi Bozhilov, Kristian Vasilev

Canada W2- Jennifer Martins, Nicole Hare

M4- William Crothers, Tim Schrijver, Conlin Mccabe, Kai Langerfeld

LW2x Lindsay Jennerich, Patricia Obee

LM4- Maxwell Lattimer, Brendan Hodge, Nicolas Pratt, Eric Woelfl

M4x Julien Bahain, Robert Micael Gibson, Will Dean, Pascal Lussier

W1x Carling Zeeman

W8+ Lisa Roman, Cristy Nurse, Natalie Mastracci, Susanne Grainger, Caileigh Filmer, Lauren Wilkinson, Christine Roper, Antje Von Seydlitz-Kurzbach, Lesley Thompson-Willie

Chile LW2x Josefa Vila Betancurt, Melita Abraham

LM2x Felipe Cardenas Morales, Bernardo Guerrero Diaz

China W2- Min Zhang, Tian Miao

W2x Yang Lyu, Weiwei Zhu

LW2x Wenyi Huang, Feihong Pan

LM2x Man Sun, Chunxin Wang

LM4- Wei Jin, Jingbin Zhao, Chenggang Yu, Tiexin Wang

W4x Ling Zhang, Yan Jiang, Yuwei Wang, Xinyue Zhang

W1x Jingli Duan

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Chinese Taipei W1x Yi-Ting Huang

Croatia M2x Martin Sinkovic, Valent Sinkovic

M1x Damir Martin

Cuba M2x Eduardo Rubio Rodriguez, Adrian Oquendo

LW2x Yislena Hernanadez, Licet Hernandez

LM2x Raul Hernandez Hidalgo, Liosbel Hernandez

M1x Angel Fournier Rodriguez

Czech Republic M2- Jakub Podrazil, Lukas Helesic

W2x Kristyna Fleissnerova, Lenka Antosova

LM4- Jan Vetesnik, Ondrej Vetesnik, Jiri Kopac, Miroslav Vrastil Jr.

W1x Miroslava Topinkova Knapkova

M1x Ondrej Synek

Denmark W2- Anne Andersen, Hedvig Rasmussen

W2x Nina Hollensen, Lisbet Jakobsen

LW2x Juliane Rasmussen, Anne Lolk Thomsen

LM2x Rasmus Quist, Mads Rasmussen

LM4- Jacob Larsen, Jacob Barsoe, Morten Joergensen, Kasper Joergensen

Ecuador W1x Fie Udby Erichsen

Ecuador M1x Bryan Sola Zambrano

Egypt W1x Nadia Negm

M1x Abdel Khalek Elbana

Estonia M4x Andrei Jamsa, Allar Raja, Tonu Endrekson, Kaspar Taimsoo

France W2- Marie Le Nepvou, Noemie Kober

M2- Germain Chardin, Dorian Mortelette

W2x Helene Lefebvre, Elodie Ravera-Scaramozzino

M2x Hugo Boucheron, Matthieu Androdias

M4- Valentin Onfroy, Benjamin Lang, Mickael Marteau, Theophile Onfroy

LM2x Pierre Houin, Jeremie Azou

LM4- Franck Solforosi, Thomas Baroukh, Thibault Colard, Guillaume Raineau

Germany W2- Kerstin Hartmann, Kathrin Marchand

W2x Marie-Catherine Arnold, Mareike Adams

M2x Marcel Hacker, Stephan Krueger

M4- Felix Wimberger, Maximilian Planer, Anton Braun, Maximilian Korge

LW2x Fini Sturm, Marie-Louise Draeger

LM2x Moritz Moos, Jason Osborne

LM4- Tobias Franzmann, Lucas Schaefer, Jonathan Koch, Lars Wichert

W4x Annekatrin Thiele, Carina Baer, Julia Lier, Lisa Schmidla

M4x Philipp Wende, Lauritz Schoof, Karl Schulze, Hans Gruhne

M8+ Maximilian Munski, Malte Jakschik, Andreas Kuffner, Eric Johannesen, Maximilian Reinelt, Felix Drahotta, Richard Schmidt, Hannes Ocik, Martin Sauer

Great Britain W2- Helen Glover, Heather Stanning

M2- Alan Sinclair, Stewart Innes

W2x Victoria Thornley, Katherine Grainger

M2x Jonathan Walton, John Collins

M4- Alex Gregory, Mohamed Sbihi, George Nash, Constantine Louloudis

LW2x Charlotte Taylor, Katherine Copeland

LM2x Will Fletcher, Richard Chambers

LM4- Chris Bartley, Mark Aldred, Jono Clegg, Peter Chambers

M4x Peter Lambert, Sam Townsend, Angus Groom, Graeme Thomas

M1x Alan Campbell

M8+ Scott Durant, Tom Ransley, Andrew T Hodge, Matt Gotrel, Pete Reed, Paul Bennett, Matt Langridge, William Satch, Phelan Hill

W8+ Katie Greves, Melanie Wilson, Frances Houghton, Polly Swann, Jessica Eddie, Olivia Carnegie-Brown, Karen Bennett, Zoe Lee, Zoe De Toledo


Greece W2x Aikaterini Nikolaidou, Sofia Asoumanaki

M4- Dionysios Angelopoulos, Ioannis Tsilis, Georgios Tziallas, Ioannis Christou

LM4- Panagiotis Magdanis, Spyridon Christos Giannaros, Stefanos Ntouskos, Ioannis Petrou

Hong Kong LW2x Yuen Yin Lee, Ka Man Lee

LM2x Hin Chun Chiu, Chiu Mang Tang

Hungary M2- Adrian Juhasz, Bela Simon Jr.

M1x Bendeguz Petervari-Molnar

India M1x Dattu Bhokanal

Indonesia W1x Dewi Yuliawati

M1x Memo Memo

Iran W1x Mahsa Javar

Iraq M1x MohammedMohammed Al-Khafaji

Ireland LW2x Claire Lambe, Sinead Lynch

LM2x Gary O'Donovan, Paul O'Donovan

W1x Sanita Puspure

Italy W2- Alessandra Patelli, Sara Bertolasi

M2- Giovanni Abagnale, Marco Di Costanzo

M2x Francesco Fossi, Romano Battisti

M4- Domenico Montrone, Matteo Castaldo, Matteo Lodo, Giuseppe Vicino

LM2x Andrea Micheletti, Marcello Miani

LM4- Stefano Oppo, Martino Goretti, Livio La Padula, Pietro Ruta

M8+ Emanuele Liuzzi, Fabio Infimo, Mario Paonessa, Pierpaolo Frattini, Matteo Stefanini, Simone Venier, Luca Agamennoni, Vincenzo Capelli, Enrico D'Aniello

Japan LW2x Ayami Oishi, Chiaki Tomita

LM2x Hiroshi Nakano, Hideki Omoto

Kazakhstan W1x Svetlana Germanovich

M1x Vladislav Yakovlev

Libya M1x Alhussein Ghambour

Lithuania W2x Donata Vistartaite, Milda Valciukaite

M2x Mindaugas Griskonis, Saulius Ritter

M4x Dovydas Nemeravicius, Martynas Dziaugys, Dominykas Jancionis, Aurimas Adomavicius

W1x Lina Saltyte

M1x Armandas Kelmelis

Mexico W1x Kenia Lechuga Alanis

M1x Juan Carlos Cabrera

Netherlands W2- Karien Robbers, Aletta Jorritsma

M2- Roel Braas, Mitchel Steenman

M4- Harold Langen, Peter Van Schie, Vincent Van Der Want, Govert Viergever

LW2x Ilse Paulis, Maaike Head

LM4- Joris Pijs, Timothee Heijbrock, Jort Van Gennep, Bjorn Van Den Ende

W4x Chantal Achterberg, Nicole Beukers, Inge Janssen, Carline Bouw

M8+ Dirk Uittenbogaard, Boaz Meylink, Kaj Hendriks, Boudewijn Roell, Olivier Siegelaar, Tone Wieten, Mechiel Versluis, Robert Luecken, Peter Wiersum

W8+ Wianka Van Dorp, Claudia Belderbos, Lies Rustenburg, Jose Van Veen, Elisabeth Hogerwerf, Sophie Souwer, Monica Lanz, Olivia Van Rooijen, Ae-Ri Noort

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New Zealand W2- Genevieve Behrent, Rebecca Scown

M2- Eric Murray, Hamish Bond

W2x Eve Macfarlane, Zoe Stevenson

M2x Robert Manson, Christopher Harris

LW2x Sophie Mackenzie, Julia Edward

LM4- James Lassche, Peter Taylor, Alistair Bond, James Hunter

M4x Nathan Flannery, John Storey, George Bridgewater, Jade Uru

W1x Emma Twigg

M1x Mahe Drysdale

M8+ Thomas Murray, Michael Brake, Shaun Kirkham, Alex Kennedy, Jonathan Wright, Isaac Grainger, Brook Robertson, Stephen Jones, Caleb Shepherd

W8+ Kayla Pratt, Rebecca Scown, Ruby Tew, Kelsey Bevan, Grace Prendergast, Kerri Gowler, Genevieve Behrent, Emma Dyke, Frances Turner

Nigeria W1x Chierika Ukogu

Norway M2x Kjetil Borch, Olaf Tufte

LM2x Kristoffer Brun, Are Strandli

M1x Nils Jakob Hoff

Paraguay W1x Gabriela Mosqueira

M1x Arturo Rivarlo Trappe

Peru W1x Camila Valle Granados

M1x Renzo Leon Garcia

Poland W2- Anna Wierzbowska, Maria Wierzbowska

W2x Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozlowska, Natalia Madaj

LW2x Martyna Mikolajczak, Weronika Deresz

LM2x Artur Mikolajczewski, Milosz Jankowski

W4x Maria Springwald, Joanna Leszczynska, Agnieszka Kobus, Monika Ciaciuch

M4x Mateusz Biskup, Wiktor Chabel, Dariusz Radosz, Miroslaw Zietarski

M1x Natan Wegrzycki-Szymczyk

M8+ Zbigniew Schodowski, Mateusz Wilangowski, Marcin Brzezinski, Robert Fuchs, Krystian Aranowski, Michal Szpakowski, Mikolaj Burda, Piotr Juszczak, Daniel Trojanowski

Romania W2- Elena-Lavinia Tarlea, Laura Oprea

M2- Cristi-Ilie Pirghie, George Palamariu

M4- Vlad-Dragos Aicoboae, Constantin Adam, Marius-Vasile Cozmiuc, Toader-Andrei Gontaru

LW2x Ionela-Livia Lehaci, Gianina-Elena Beleaga

W8+ Mihaela Petrila, Ioana Strungaru, Madalina Beres, Luliana Popa , Adelina Bogus, Laura Oprea, Roxana Cogianu, Andreea Boghian, Daniela Druncea

Russian Federation M4- Semen Yaganov, Georgij Efremenko, Ivan Podshivalov, Daniil Andrienko

LW2x Alena Shatagina, Anastasiia Ianina

Singapore W1x Saiyidah Mohamed Rafa’ee

Serbia M2- Milos Vasic, Nenad Bedik

M2x Marko Marjanovic, Andrija Sljukic

South Africa W2- Lee-Ann Persse, Kate Christowitz

M2- Lawrence Brittain, Shaun Keeling

M4- David Hunt, Jonathan Smith, Vincent Breet, Jake Green

LW2x Kirsten Mccann, Ursula Grobler

LM2x James Thompson, John Smith

South Korea W1x Yeji Kim

M1x Donghyeon Kim

Spain W2- Anna Boada Peiro, Aina Cid

M2- Alexander Sigurbjonsson, Pau Vela Maggi

Sweden W1x Anna Malvina Svennung


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Switzerland LM2x Daniel Wiederkehr, Michael Schmid

LM4- Lucas Tramer, Simon Niepmann, Simon Schuerch, Mario Gyr

M4x Nico Stahlberg, Augustin Maillefer, Barnabe Delarze, Roman Roeoesli

W1x Jeannine Gmelin

Thailand W1x Phuttharaksa Neegree

M1x Jaruwat Saensuk

Togo W1x Akossiwa Ayivon

Trinidad and Tobago W1x Felice Chow

Tunisia LW2x Khadija Krimi, Nour Elhouda Ettaieb

M1x Mohamed Taieb

Turkey LM2x Cem Yilmaz, Huseyin Kandemir

Ukraine W4x Daryna Verkhogliad, Olena Buryak, Anastasiia Kozhenkova, Ievgeniia Nimchenko

M4x Dmytro Mikhay, Artem Morozov, Olexandr Nadtoka, Ivan Dovhodko

United States of America

W2- Felice Mueller, Grace Luczak

M2- Anders Weiss, Nareg Guregian

W2x Meghan O'Leary, Ellen Tomek

M4- Charles Cole, Matthew Miller, Henrik Rummel, Seth Weil

LW2x Devery Karz, Kathleen Bertko

LM2x Joshua Konieczny, Andrew Campbell Jr.

LM4- Robin Prendes, Anthony Fahden, Edward King, Tyler Nase

W4x Megan Kalmoe, Tracy Eisser, Grace Latz, Adrienne Martelli

W1x Genevra Stone

M8+ Samuel Dommer, Hans Struzyna, Alexander Karwoski, Austin Hack, Stephen Kasprzyk, Michael Di Santo, Robert Munn, Glenn Ochal, Samuel Ojserkis

W8+ Amanda Polk, Kerry Simmonds, Emily Regan, Lauren Schmetterling, Tessa Gobbo, Meghan Musnicki, Eleanor Logan, Amanda Elmore, Katelin Snyder

Uruguay M1x Jhonatan Esquivel

Uzbekistan M1x Shakhboz Kholmurzaev

Vanuatu M1x Luigi Teilemb

Venezuela M1x Jakson Vicent Monasterio

Vietnam LW2x Huyen Ta Thanh, Ly Ho Thi

Zimbabwe W1x Micheen Thornycroft

M1x Andrew Peebles


4.2 Who to Watch at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

Women’s Pair (W2-)

Great Britain’s Helen Glover and Heather Stanning have remained unbeatable ever since becoming Olympic Champions in front of their home crowd at the London Olympics. Their gold was also the first Olympic gold in women’s rowing for Great Britain. In this Olympic cycle, Glover has won at every World Rowing Championship - twice with Stanning. This year at World Rowing Cup III, Glover and Stanning set another World Best Time together, having previously also set one at the 2014 World Rowing Championships. They will be a hard crew to beat.

Watch out though for New Zealand. They have medalled at World Championship level each year during this Olympic cycle and in 2016 have claimed two World Cup silver medals with the crew of Rebecca Scown and Genevieve Behrent. Scown and Behrent will also race in the women’s eight.

The United States are always strong contenders. They won world silver in 2014 and world bronze in 2015. This season, Grace Luczak and Felice Mueller took gold ahead of New Zealand at World Rowing Cup II.

Do not discount the Romanians. Elena-Lavinia Tarlea and Laura Oprea have won two bronze medals so far this season – at World Rowing Cup III and at the European Rowing Championships.

Major results since 2012

Place OG12 WRCh13 WRCh14 WRCh151 GBR GBR GBR GBR

2 AUS ROU USA NZL

3 NZL NZL NZL USA

4 USA USA ROU DEN

5 ROU NED AUS RSA

6 GER RSA RSA CAN

7 CHN SRB RUS ROU

8 RSA GER IRL GER

9 ARG UKR SRB NED

10 ITA ITA CAN FRA

11 RUS UKR BLR

12 AUS CZE CAN


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Men’s Pair (M2-)

This boat class presents perhaps one of the greatest rowing partnerships of all time. New Zealand’s Hamish Bond and Eric Murray have not lost a race since they teamed up in 2009. This gives them six World Championship titles in the pair and the 2012 Olympic gold. They also hold the World Best Time and for Rio, Bond and Murray are considered the closest thing to a dead certainty for gold.

Over the recent years Bond and Murray have regularly won by large margins, but that has not stopped other crews pressing hard. Pressing this season has been the Dutch combination of Mitchel Steenman and Roel Braas. So far this season Steenman and Braas have medalled at each regatta that they entered: silver at World Rowing Cup II behind the Kiwis as well as silver behind the British at World Rowing Cup I. At the European Rowing Championships they took bronze.

After winning two world silvers in the past two years, the British have also been systematically reaching the podium this year, although with two different crews. At World Rowing Cup III, Alan Sinclair and Stewart Innes won bronze which booked this duo their tickets for Rio as part of the British team.

Look out too for more from the Southern Hemisphere. Australia’s Spencer Turin and Alexander Lloyd improved from a fifth-place finish at World Rowing Cup II to a silver medal at the final stage of the World Rowing Cup in Poznan. And South Africa’s Lawrence Brittain and Shaun Keeling medalled at World Rowing Cup I and finished a close fourth at World Rowing Cup II.


Place OG12 WRCh13 WRCh14 WRCh151 NZL NZL NZL NZL

2 FRA FRA GBR GBR

3 GBR NED RSA SRB

4 ITA ESP ESP NED

5 AUS POL GER ITA

6 CAN ITA USA AUS

7 GER GBR ITA RSA

8 USA RSA TUR FRA

9 GRE SRB ARG USA

10 POL GER NED ESP

11 NED ARG CHI ROU

12 SRB HUN CRO CAN


Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls (LM2x)

In this Olympic cycle, no one nation has fully claimed ownership of the lightweight men’s double sculls. A different crew has claimed the World Championship title each year.

Norway has been scoring the most consistent results with Kristoffer Brun and Are Strandli not missing a single World Championship podium. In 2013 the Norwegians became World Champions and then took world bronze medals in the two following years. This season, the Norwegians have claimed two silver World Cup medals as well as European Championship bronze. If they medal in Rio, it will be the first for their country in this boat class at the Olympic level.

France has been on the rise in the past few years. Stroke seat, Jeremie Azou has not lost a race since the beginning of the 2015 season, claiming the World Championship title in the process. In 2016 he was joined by a new partner, Pierre Houin, and together they have continued to dominate the field, claiming two World Rowing Cup gold medals.

South Africa is the nation that currently holds the World Best Time, having secured it at the 2014 World Rowing Championships in the final along with the World Champion title. John Smith and James Thompson of South Africa medalled twice during this year’s World Rowing Cup season and will be looking to repeat the historic result they scored for South Africa at London 2012 in another boat class, the lightweight men’s four, when they won gold.

Look out too for the British duo of William Fletcher and Richard Chambers, last year’s world silver medallists, as well as the Irish boat featuring brothers Gary and Paul O’Donovan, who took the European Championship title this year.


Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 DEN NOR RSA FRA

2 GBR SUI FRA GBR

3 NZL GBR NOR NOR

4 FRA ITA ITA RSA

5 POR GER GER ITA

6 GER GRE NED GER

7 ITA NED GBR POL

8 GRE POL CZE USA

9 NOR AUT SUI AUT

10 CUB UKR USA SUI

11 HUN DEN DEN IRL

12 JPN USA AUT GRE


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Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls (LW2x)

New Zealand has had a successful Olympic cycle, with two World Championship titles from 2014 and 2015. This season, however, they have not yet scored gold with Julia Edward and Sophie MacKenzie taking two World Cup bronze medals instead.

This indicates the extent of the competition in the lightweight double and there are a number of names that have a shot at the medals. South Africa’s Ursula Grobler and Kirsten McCann have scored two World Cup medals this season while 2012 Olympians, Lindsay Jennerich and Patricia Obee of Canada took gold at World Rowing Cup II. Keep an eye out too for Denmark. Juliane Rasmussen and Anne Lolk Thomsen finished ahead of New Zealand at World Rowing Cup III, winning silver.

Then there are the up-and-comers, Maaike Head and Ilse Paulis from the Netherlands. They qualified at the last chance qualification regatta in May and this season have been medalling against the best crews in this boat class. At World Rowing Cup III, the Netherlands won gold ahead of the Kiwis. Not only that, they also set a new World Best Time of 6:47.69. At the European Rowing Championships, the Dutch duo claimed the title ahead of an experienced field that included the reigning Olympic Champion from Great Britain, Katherine Copeland.


Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 GBR ITA NZL NZL

2 CHN USA CAN GBR

3 GRE GER CHN RSA

4 DEN GBR RSA CAN

5 AUS NZL AUS DEN

6 GER NED ITA GER

7 CAN AUS GBR CHN

8 NED RSA POL POL

9 NZL SWE SWE IRL

10 CUB POL USA RUS

11 USA DEN AUT USA

12 JPN ARG CZE SWE


Men’s Four (M4-)

The most consistent World Championship medallists in this Olympic cycle have been Australia. They took silver at London 2012 and did not miss a single World Championship podium leading up to Rio, with two world silvers and one world bronze. During this year’s World Rowing Cup season, they took a bronze as well as a silver.

But for 2016 it has been Great Britain winning gold with coach Juergen Grobler placing his top four sweep rowers into the boat. The British also own the current World Best Time that was set at the 2014 World Rowing Championships and this flagship crew will be looking to defend their 2012, 2008, 2004 and 2000 Olympic Champion title.

Watch out too for the Italians and the Dutch. They are the reigning World Champions and this season they have continued to do well with two World Cup silver medals. The Netherlands are the 2013 World Champions and they are still going strong having made the podium twice this season.


Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 GBR NED GBR ITA

2 AUS AUS USA AUS

3 USA USA AUS GBR

4 GRE ITA NED CAN

5 NED GBR CAN GER

6 GER CZE GRE NED

7 BLR BLR ITA USA

8 ITA ESP GER BLR

9 CAN CRO SRB GRE

10 SRB ROU RUS RUS

11 NZL SRB ROU ROU

12 ROU GER UKR ESP

Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x)

Leading up to Rio, Germany remains the top crew to look out for. In this Olympic cycle, Germany has secured two World Rowing Championships (2013 and 2014) and one world silver (2015). They are the London Olympic silver medallists and hold a long legacy of winning in this boat class.

So far this season, Germany and Poland have been at the top of the podium. Germany claimed the European Championship title followed by a World Cup silver (Lucerne) and a World Cup gold (Poznan). Poland took European silver followed by World Cup gold in Varese and another World Cup gold in Lucerne. The Polish results put them in a strong position to be the crew to really challenge the Germans.

Look out too for the Netherlands who medalled at each of the three stages of the World Rowing Cup this season.


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Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 UKR GER GER USA

2 GER CAN CHN GER

3 USA POL USA NED

4 AUS NED AUS POL

5 CHN USA NZL AUS

6 GBR ITA CAN NZL

7 NZL NZL NED CHN

8 POL AUS POL GBR

9 ITA GBR GBR RUS

10 ROU BLR BLR FRA

11 VIE KOR RUS UKR

12 ITA

Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x)

Leading up to Rio, Germany are again in the spotlight. They are the reigning Olympic and World Champions. Not once have they missed a World Championship podium in this Olympic cycle, making them the most predictable boat in the field. All four athletes who won Olympic gold in London are back together this season. The Germans, however, have slipped back slightly this season and only made the podium once so far.

Australia, meanwhile, is looking very promising. They have won gold this season both at World Rowing Cup II and III and are also the bronze medallists from the London Olympics. Look out too for Estonia, this year’s European Champions, and fourth-place finishers from London 2012. On board for Estonia is the very experienced Tonu Endrekson who is off to his fourth Olympics. And don’t discount Great Britain, Poland and Switzerland. They have all medalled at World Cup level in 2016 and are definite Olympic medal contenders.


Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 GER CRO UKR GER

2 CRO GER GBR AUS

3 AUS GBR GER EST

4 EST UKR CHN GBR

5 GBR EST EST SUI

6 POL SUI SUI LTU

7 NZL ITA CAN POL

8 RUS NED USA UKR

9 UKR SLO FRA NZL

10 FRA RUS POL ITA

11 ITA CZE RUS CAN

12 SUI CAN NZL USA


Men’s Double Sculls (M2x)

Croatian brothers Martin and Valent Sinkovic, formerly part of their nation’s medal-winning quad line-up, formed a doubles duo in 2014 and have not lost a race since then. They set a new World Best Time at the 2014 World Rowing Championships becoming the first double to go under the six-minute mark. If they continue their winning ways, they will be the first Croatian boat to medal in this event at the Olympics.

The closest challengers this season to the Croatians seem to be Robert Manson and Christopher Harris from New Zealand. The Kiwi duo raced at World Rowing Cup II where they took silver, and in the absence of the Croatians at World Rowing Cup III they won gold.

But perhaps the time is right for Lithuania. The duo of Rolandas Mascinskas and Saulius Ritter medalled twice at the World Championship level during this Olympic cycle, taking world silver in 2013 and again in 2015. This season they raced at the European Rowing Championships and at World Rowing Cup II where they took bronze and the duo come to Rio with a history that stretches back to an A-final finish at the London Olympics.

Then there are some very familiar names to spice up this boat class. Two-time Olympic Champion in the men’s single, Norway’s Olaf Tufte is back in the boat he medalled in at the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Tufte has teamed up with 2013 World Champion Kjetil Borch. Also very familiar to rowing fans is Marcel Hacker of Germany. Like Tufte, Hacker has medals from the men’s single, but he is now in the double and doing well with Stephan Krueger.


Place OG12 WCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 NZL NOR CRO CRO

2 ITA LTU ITA LTU

3 SLO ITA AUS NZL

4 ARG GER LTU GER

5 GBR ARG GER AUS

6 LTU NZL BUL FRA

7 NOR SRB GBR AZE

8 AUS AUS NZL GBR

9 GER GBR SRB CUB

10 FRA USA NOR ITA

11 UKR CUB CHN BUL

12 CAN DEN DEN NOR

Women’s Double Sculls (W2x)

New Zealand are the 2014 and 2015 World Champions with Zoe Stevenson and Eve MacFarlane in the boat this year. The duo, however, have been beaten this season.

Poland’s Magdalena Fularczyk and Natalia Madaj have won two World Rowing Cup gold medals this year, at the first and final stages of the series. Lithuania’s Donata Vistartaite and Milda Valciukaite, the 2013 World Champions, took gold at World Rowing Cup II. Belarus are the reigning European Champions.

Other World Cup medallists this season have included France, Australia who hold the World Best Time, Greece and the Netherlands. Rio will be far from a clear-cut decision in this boat class.


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Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 GBR LTU NZL NZL

2 AUS NZL POL GRE

3 POL BLR AUS GER

4 CHN GBR LTU POL

5 NZL GER CHN LTU

6 USA DEN USA GBR

7 CZE USA NED CHN

8 NED RUS GER FRA

9 GER UKR RUS BLR

10 UKR IRL UKR AUS

11 ITA IRL USA

12 KOR DEN CZE

Lightweight Men’s Four (LM4-)

The lightweight men’s four is Denmark’s flagship boat class. Historically, they are the most medalled nation in this boat class at the Olympic level. At London 2012, they won bronze and in 2008 they were the gold medallists. During this Olympic cycle, Denmark won the World Rowing Championships twice, in 2013 and 2014, and this season they took a World Cup bronze and silver.

This, however, may be Switzerland’s year. In 2015 the Swiss topped the medals podium at the World Rowing Championships and so far in 2016, they have won a World Cup gold and silver medal as well as the title of European Champions. At the World Rowing Cup in Lucerne, they finished behind New Zealand.

New Zealand claimed two World Championship silver medals in this Olympic cycle, in 2013 and 2014. After failing to medal in 2015 at the worlds, they came back this year in full force, claiming gold at both World Rowing Cup stages that they entered.

Look out too for Great Britain. In this Olympic cycle they crossed the line in bronze medal position at both the 2013 and 2014 World Rowing Championships. This season they won European Championship silver and a World Cup bronze medal.


Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 RSA DEN DEN SUI

2 GBR NZL NZL DEN

3 DEN GBR GBR FRA

4 AUS FRA FRA NZL

5 SUI USA AUS NED

6 NED RSA NED ITA

7 FRA ITA CHN USA

8 USA POL GER CHN

9 GER ESP ESP GBR

10 CHN AUS USA CZE

11 CZE CZE AUT CAN

12 ITA NED ITA AUT


Women’s Eight (W8+)

The United States has remained unbeaten for a staggering ten years straight in the women’s eight, winning all World Rowing Championships and Olympic Games during this time. Can their winning streak continue through Rio? So far this season, the US crew has raced only once and on this occasion they won just marginally ahead of Great Britain - by just eight tenths of a second.

Each World Rowing regatta this season saw a different nation top the medals podium: Great Britain took the European Championship title, the Netherlands won gold at World Rowing Cup I, the United States at World Rowing Cup II and New Zealand at World Rowing Cup III.

Great Britain has shown the most consistency in its results so far in 2016. As well as gold, they also took two silver medals at the World Rowing Cup level, while the Netherlands also took European silver and a World Cup bronze in Poznan.

Keep an eye out too for London 2012 silver medallists, Canada. They are regularly near the front of the field and have been known to push the United States to the edge on various occasions.

This boat class is shaping up to bring on some A-final surprises.


Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 USA USA USA USA

2 CAN ROU CAN NZL

3 NED CAN CHN CAN

4 ROU GBR ROU GBR

5 GBR AUS RUS RUS

6 AUS NED GBR NED

7 GER NZL GER ROU

8 RUS NED AUS

9 ITA FRA CHN

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Men’s Single Sculls (M1x)

A rivalry of Olympic proportions has been going on between Mahe Drysdale of New Zealand and Ondrej Synek of the Czech Republic for over a decade. The World Championship podiums have featured these two extraordinary single scullers each year since 2005, with hardly an exception and both the 2008 and 2012 Olympic podium included Drysdale and Synek. The two have amassed a total of 17 World Championship medals and four Olympic medals. But despite Drysdale being the reigning Olympic Champion, Synek may have the upper hand in Rio as he has claimed all of the World Championship titles in this Olympic cycle.

Drysdale, though, is impressive. He owns the current World Best Time, which he set at the 2009 World Rowing Championships at 6:33.35, nearly two seconds faster than the one he had set three years prior. He has also won gold at this season at World Rowing Cup II ahead of Synek. If Drysdale wins gold in Rio, he will belong to the exclusive group of scullers who have become the Olympic Champion in the men’s single more than once.

Look out too for Cuba’s Angel Fournier Rodriguez, a two-time world medallist, and Croatia’s Damir Martin – both scullers claimed two World Cup medals this season with Martin also claiming European Championship gold. There is also relative newcomer Hannes Obreno of Belgium there to shake up the leader board. Obreno recently finished ahead of Drysdale at the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta and he may create waves in Rio.



Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 NZL CZE CZE CZE

2 CZE CUB NZL NZL

3 GBR GER CUB LTU

4 SWE GBR LTU NOR

5 AZE NED GER CRO

6 GER LTU AZE CUB

7 CUB AZE BLR BLR

8 LTU BUL BEL GBR

9 NOR ISR NED POL

10 ARG RUS CAN ISR

11 CHN SUI ITA DEN

12 BEL IND SUI BEL

Women’s Single Sculls (W1x)

Australia’s Kim Brennan (nee Crow) has not missed a podium spot since winning Olympic bronze at London 2012. Brennan claimed World Championship gold twice in this Olympic cycle - in 2013 and last year in 2015. Her bronze medal in London was the first Olympic medal ever won for Australia in this boat class. This season, she claimed gold at both regattas that she entered: World Rowing Cup II and III and there is little doubt that she is the one to beat.

But watch out for New Zealand’s Emma Twigg. She has been on the rise since 2010, the year in which she won her first World Championship medal. Twigg finished fourth at the London Olympics and then won the world title in 2014. Despite taking a break from international competition in 2015, Twigg is back on form and will be aiming to win New Zealand’s first ever Olympic medal in this boat class. At the final stage of the 2016 World Rowing Cup in Poznan she crossed the line in silver behind Brennan.

The reigning Olympic Champion Mirka Knapkova from the Czech Republic did not win a World Championship in this Olympic cycle, but she has remained a regular medal contender. Is Knapkova keeping her best for Rio?

Look out too for the United States’ Genevra Stone and Switzerland’s Jeannine Gmelin. They have both medalled at the World Cup level this year. Austria’s Magdalena Lobnig, the reigning European Champion, also should not be discounted. But putting all of these athletes in perspective is 44 year old Ekaterina Karsten of Belarus. The two-time Olympic Champion in the single is racing at her seventh Olympics.


Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 CZE AUS NZL AUS

2 DEN NZL AUS CZE

3 AUS CZE CHN CHN

4 NZL AUT IRL USA

5 BLR USA AUT SUI

6 CHN NEd RUS CAN

7 USA GBR CZE SWE

8 LTU RUS GBR LTU

9 RUS UKR USA AUT

10 SWE ZIM LTU BLR

11 GER NOR DEN IRL

12 AZE LAT NED ZIM


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Men’s Eight (M8+)

Great Britain has had an amazing run during this Olympic cycle, winning three World Championship titles. This has pushed the London 2012 Olympic Champions, Germany into the world silver medal spot three years in a row. The deep-seated rivalry between these two crews will be part of the Rio Olympic racing.

So far this year, Great Britain has not yet reached the top of the podium, while Germany has won European Championship gold and a second gold at World Rowing Cup III. Great Britain medalled at two of three regattas – taking silver at World Rowing Cup III and bronze at the European Rowing Championships. These statistics look to give Germany the upper hand, but with Olympic gold on the line, it will be hard to pick the winner.

This race, however, will not just be about Great Britain and Germany. The Netherlands has proven that they will be a force to reckon with in Rio, winning gold at World Rowing Cup II ahead of Germany as well as at World Rowing Cup I. Look out too for the United States who carry a long legacy of winning Olympic gold in this boat class and also the young New Zealand crew who took a bronze medal at World Rowing Cup III.


Place OG12 WRCh 2013 WRCh14 WRCh151 GER GBR GBR GBR

2 CAN GER GER GER

3 GBR USA POL NED

4 USA POL USA NZL

5 NED NED FRA RUS

6 AUS FRA RUS ITA

7 POL AUS AUS USA

8 UKR ITA NED POL

9 RUS ITA AUS

10 KOR CHN FRA

11 BLR ESP

12 ESP CHN

4.3 Who to watch – Para-rowing boat classes

In its third time as a Paralympic event, para-rowing has been growing in competitiveness exponentially. Leading up to this year’s Paralympic Games the tightness of racing has become evident and World Best Times continue to fall.

In the Para Women’s Single Sculls (ASW1x) a relatively new sculler may be the one to reign in Rio. Rachel Morris of Great Britain came into para-rowing just a couple of seasons ago and at last year’s World Rowing Championships she took silver. Then at World Rowing Cup III in June, Morris not only won her race, but also set a new World Best Time. This pushed the 2015 World Champion, Moran Samuel of Israel into third. Samuel, though, is a formidable rower and will no doubt use her experience to make the best in Rio. Also in the mix will be Birgit Skarstein of Norway. Skarstein is the 2014 World Champion and she goes to Rio as the silver medallist from World Rowing Cup III. Keep an eye out too for Brazil’s Claudia Santos. She has competed in the A-final at both the 2008 and 2012 Paralympic Games.


A World Best Time this season for Igor Bondar of Ukraine has made him the favourite in the Para Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x). Bondar was third at the 2015 World Rowing Championships and his World Best Time saw him win World Rowing Cup III in June. The reigning World Champion, Erik Horrie of Australia will be challenging Bondar for the top spot. Horrie is the 2012 Paralympic silver medallist and takes experience with him to Rio. Watch out too for the very experienced Tom Aggar of Great Britain. Aggar is the Paralympic Champion from 2008, but missing out on the medals in 2012 means that Aggar is back wanting more.

Australia’s Gavin Bellis and Kathryn Ross are the reigning World Champions in the Para Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x). They have a partnership that goes back to 2012 and an A-final finish at the London Paralympics. Bellis and Ross, however, will be up against stiff competition from the French. Perle Bouge and Stephane Tardieu of France came together six years ago and they won silver at the 2012 Paralympics. More recently Bouge and Tardieu have been chasing the Australians, but at World Rowing Cup III this season, Bouge and Tardieu struck gold. It is hard to guess who will be the top boat in Rio. Keep an eye out too for Brazil’s Josiane Lima and Michel Gomes Pessanha as well as the Dutch.

It will be hard to look past Great Britain in the Para Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+). They are the reigning Paralympic Champions and have also won the last four World Championship titles. Illness, however, meant that they did not get to race at World Rowing Cup III. Mainstay in the boat has been Pamela Relph. Rio will be her second Paralympic Games.

Canada, in the absence of Great Britain, won at World Rowing Cup III and will go to Rio with boosted confidence. Strong medal contenders are also Italy, South Africa and potentially the United States.

4.4 Rowers in the spotlight

Sofia Asoumanaki (GRE) Women's double sculls

Sofia appeared as a 17-year-old junior on the world rowing stage in 2014. In 2015, she medalled twice: first winning silver at the World Rowing Junior Championships in the single, then claiming another silver at the senior World Rowing Championships in the double with partner Aikaterini Nikolaidou. Asoumanaki also holds the indoor rowing world record in the 17-18 age category (6:28.2).

“I am new in the sport with a lack of experience but with strong will and motivation. My physical and psychological characteristics are helping me a lot both in training and racing.”

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Jeremie Azou (FRA) Lightweight men’s double sculls

Jeremie is one of France’s most consistent top rowers. In 2015, he and partner Stany Delayre completed an unbeaten season to become World Champions. The duo also has three European Championship titles and Jeremie is a World Champion in the lightweight single. For 2016 Jeremie has been paired up with Pierre Houin and the winning has continued.

“I am a solitary soul. I like to only be confronted with myself, to know my value and be alone on the water during morning training when the sun rises. It is both a moment of fulfilment and inner void.”

Carina Baer (GER) Women’s quadruple sculls

The 26-year-old sculler began competing internationally as a junior in 2007. A year later she was the Junior World Champion in the single. Then, as a 20-year-old, Carina broke into her nation’s top female boat, the quadruple sculls, winning silver at the European Rowing Championships and bronze at the World Rowing Championships. Since then, the medical student has also claimed two World Championship golds, a silver and an Olympic silver.

“I like the combination of the sport and the people around it. Also, I like travelling around the world and seeing how far I can push myself.”

Hamish Bond & Eric Murray (NZL) Men’s pair

Hamish and Eric’s partnership is nothing short of phenomenal. They have remained unbeaten since 2009 holding a world record for consecutive wins. They are possibly the greatest pair of all time. They own the World Best Time in the pair and also coxed pair. With one Olympic gold from 2012, Hamish and Eric are going for number two.

“I think probably one of the biggest factors of our success in any year now is largely due to the work we’ve done over all of the previous years… the knowledge and experience that we’ve been able to gather in all of our time in the pair.” - Hamish

People see the end results but we put in a lot of time and effort to get to this point.» - Eric

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Kim Brennan (née Crow) (AUS) Women’s single sculls

She is one of the few to have won medals in two different boat classes at a single Olympic Games. Kim did this in 2012, taking silver in the double sculls with Brooke Pratley and bronze in the single sculls. Since the London Games, Kim has become World Champion twice in the single. She recently married 2008 Olympic Rowing Champion, Scott Brennan and Kim goes to Rio unbeaten in the 2016 season.

“When you’re out racing you are there by yourself and that’s a huge challenge. I think that’s what excites me about this boat class.”

Helen Glover (GBR) Women’s pair

Coming out of a talent identification programme, Helen is a British Rowing success story. With partner Heather Stanning they were the first female rowers to win Olympic gold in rowing for their nation. They did so in London 2012. That was just two years after coming onto the international scene. Since London Helen has remained unbeaten in the pair, winning three consecutive World Championship gold medals. She and Heather hold the World Best Time of 06:50.61.

“We take nothing for granted and respect for our competitors keeps us striving for more. The future for me is to win gold in Rio 2016 and to defend my title.”

Meghan Musnicki (USA) Women’s eight

Introduced to rowing in her first year of university, Meghan remembers being intrigued despite feeling out of place. After missing out on the US team three times, Meghan made it in 2010 and two years later she became an Olympic Champion in the eight. Since then Meghan has been a mainstay of her country’s top boat and has also regularly raced successfully in the women’s pair.

“I was nervous, but it was nervous excitement. I was ready and I know the other women I was racing with were ready. I was excited, ready to go.” (before the London Olympic final)

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Martin & Valent Sinkovic (CRO) Men’s double sculls

Before becoming the crew to beat in the men’s double sculls, the Martin and Valent were part of their nation’s men’s quadruple sculls in which they won multiple international medals, including Olympic silver in 2012. Successfully moving to the double, they are now famed for being the first double in rowing history to do 2000m in less than six minutes. They move to Rio unbeaten having claimed the past three World Championship titles - one in the quad and two in the double.

“We hang out a lot and spend a lot of time together outside of the boat and we are a big support to each other. We have some kind of a special synergy, sometimes all it takes is one look to know what the other one has on his mind.” - Valent

Ondrej Synek (CZE) Men’s single sculls

Two-time Olympic silver medallist, Ondrej Synek has accumulated an impressive collection of medals over his 11 years that he’s devoted to the single. This includes nine World Championship medals, four of them gold. There has been an on-going rivalry between him and reigning Olympic Champion Mahe Drysdale of New Zealand since 2005. In this Olympiad, however, Synek has remained unbeaten at World Championship level.

“Mainly I’m very single-minded and focused. I’m very hard on myself when I train and I don’t let any doubt cross my mind.”

Giuseppe Vicino (ITA) Men’s four

Giuseppe Vicino started rowing at 13 years old and was soon medalling internationally as a junior and under-23 rower. As a 19-year-old he was already being groomed for the senior men’s four. In 2014 Vicino was in stroke seat and his crew finished seventh overall. Just one year later they not only broke into the A-final, but they also won the World Championship title ahead of reigning Olympic and World Champions Great Britain.

“Rowing gives me a feeling of peace and tranquillity that other sports can’t give. Being immersed in nature, listening to the sound of water flowing around the hull with every stroke, makes you feel light, almost like you are flying like angels.”

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5. Best Times5.1 World Best Times

Event Time Name Date Location

Women’s Pair (W2-) 6:50.61 Great Britain 30th August 2014 Amsterdam, NetherlandsHelen Glover Heather Stanning

Men’s Pair (M2-) 6:08.50 New Zealand 28th July 2012 Eton, Great BritianEric Murray Hamish Bond

Women’s Double Sculls (W2x) 6:37.31 Australia 29th August 2014 Amsterdam, NetherlandsOlympia Aldersey Sally Kehoe

Men’s Double Sculls (M2x) 5:59.72 Croatia 29th August 2014 Amsterdam, NetherlandsMartin Sinkovic Valent Sinkovic

Men’s Four (M4-) 5:37.86 Great Britiain 25th May 2012 Lucerne, SwitzerlandAlex Gregory Pete Reed Tom James Andrew Triggs Hodge

Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls (LW2x) 6:47.69 Netherlands 20.06.2016 Poznan, PolandIlse Paulis Maaike Head

Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls (LM2x) 6:05.36 South Africa 30th August 2014 Amsterdam, NetherlandsJames Thompson John Smith

Lightweight Men’s Four (LM4-) 5:43.16 Denmark 29th August 2014 Amsterdam, NetherlandsKasper Winther Jacob Larsen Jacob Barsoe Morten Joergensen

Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x) 6:06.84 Germany 30th August 2014 Amsterdam, NetherlandsAnnekatrin Thiele Carina Baer Julia Lier Lisa Schmidla

Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x) 5:32.26 Ukraine 30th August 2014 Amsterdam, NetherlandsDmytro Mikhay Artem Morozov Olexandr Nadtoka Ivan Dovgodko

Women’s Single Sculls (W1x) 7:07.71 Bulgaria 21st September 2002 Seville, SpainRumyana Neykova

Men’s Single Sculls (M1x) 6:33.35 New Zealand 29th August 2009 Poznan, PolandMahe Drysdale

Women’s Eight (W8+) 5:54.16 United States 14th July 2013 Lucerne, SwitzerlandAmanda Polk Kerry Simmonds Emily Regan Lauren Schmetterling Grace Luczak Caroline Lind Victoria Opitz Heidi Robbins Katelin Snyder

Men’s Eight (M8+) 5:19.35 Canada 25th May 2012 Lucerne, SwitzerlandGabriel Bergen Douglas Csima Rob Gibson Conlin Mccabe Malcolm Howard Andrew Byrnes Jeremiah Brown Will Crothers Brian Price

Best Times

5.2 Olympic Best Times


Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls (LW2x) 06:49.9 Australia 15.08.2004 Athens, GreeceSally Newmarch Amber Halliday

Women’s Single Sculls (W1x) 07:18.1 Germany 21.08.2004 Athens, GreeceKatrin Rutschow

Women’s Pair (W2-) 06:57.3 Great Britain 28.07.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainHelen Glover Heather Stanning

Women’s Double Sculls (W2x) 06:44.3 Great Britain 30.07.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainKatherine Grainger Anna Watkins

Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x) 06:11.8 China 10.08.2008 Beijing, ChinaBin Tang Ziwei Jin Aihua Xi Yangyang Zhang

Women’s Eight (W8+) 05:56.6 United States 15.08.2004 Athens, GreeceKatherine Johnson Samantha Magee Megan Dirkmaat Alison Cox Caryn Davies Laurel Korholz Anna Cummins-Mickelson Lianne Nelson-Bennion Mary Whipple

Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls (LM2x) 06:11.0 Great Britain 17.08.2008 Beijing, ChinaZac Purchase Mark Hunter

Lightweight Men’s Four (LM4-) 05:47.8 Denmark 17.08.2008 Beijing, ChinaThomas Ebert Morten Joergensen Mads Kruse Andersen Eskild Ebbesen

Men’s Single Sculls (M1x) 06:42.5 Belgium 28.07.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainTim Maeyens

Men’s Pair (M2-) 06:08.5 New Zealand 28.07.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainEric Murray Hamish Bond

Men’s Double Sculls (M2x) 06:11.3 New Zealand 28.07.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainNathan Cohen Joseph Sullivan

Men’s Four (M4-) 05:47.1 Australia 30.07.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainJames Chapman Joshua Dunkley-Smith Drew Ginn William Lockwood

Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x) 05:36.2 Australia 10.08.2008 Beijing, ChinaChristopher Morgan James Mcrae Brendan Long Daniel Noonan

Men’s Eight (M8+) 05:19.9 United States 15.08.2004 Athens, GreeceJason Read Wyatt Allen Christian Ahrens Joseph Hansen Matt Deakin Daniel Beery Beau Hoopman Bryan Volpenhein Pete Cipollone



Best Times5.3 Para-rowing Best Times


Para Women's Single Sculls (ASW1x) 05:09.3 Great Britain 18.06.2016 Poznan, PolandRachel Morris

Para Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x) 04:34.7 Ukraine 1 18.06.2016 Poznan, PolandIgor Bondar

Para Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x) 03:54.9 China 31.08.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainXiaoxian Lou Tianming Fei

Para Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+) 03:13.8 Great Britain 20.06.2015 Aiguebelette, FranceGrace Clough Daniel Brown Pamela Relph James C. Fox Oliver James

5.4 Paralympic Best Times


Para Women's Single Sculls (ASW1x) 05:30.0 Australia 31.08.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainAlla Lysenko

Para Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x) 04:45.0 Russia 31.08.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainCheng Huang

Para Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x) 03:54.9 China 31.08.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainXiaoxian Lou Tianming Fei

Para Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+) 03:15.9 Germany 31.08.2012 London (Eton), Great BritainAnke Molkenthin Astrid Hengsbach Tino Kolitscher Kai Kruse Katrin Splitt

6. Historical Results6.1 Olympic Games 1900-2012

Men’s results (current Olympic boat classes only)


Year Location 1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time

2012 London (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:57.82 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:59.37 Great Britain (GBR) 7:03.28Mahe Drysdale Ondrej Synek Alan Campbell

2008 Beijing (CHN) Norway (NOR) 6:59.83 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:00.63 New Zealand (NZL) 7:01.56Olaf Tufte Ondrej Synek Mahe Drysdale

2004 Athens (GRE) Norway (NOR) 6:49.30 Estonia (EST) 6:51.42 Bulgaria (BUL) 6:52.80Olaf Tufte Juri Jaanson Ivo Yanakiev

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) New Zealand (NZL) 6:48.90 Switzerland (SUI) 6:50.55 Germany (GER) 6:50.83Rob Waddell Xeno Mueller Marcel Hacker

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Switzerland (SUI) 6:44.85 Canada (CAN) 6:47.45 Germany (GER) 6:47.72Xeno Mueller Derek Porter Thomas Lange

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Germany (GER) 6:51.40 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:52.93 Poland (POL) 6:56.82Thomas Lange Vaclav Chalupa Kajetan Broniewski

1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:49.86 West Germany (FRG) 6:54.77 New Zealand (NZL) 6:58.66Thomas Lange Peter-Michael Kolbe Eric Verdonk

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Finland (FIN) 7:00.24 West Germany (FRG) 7:02.19 Canada (CAN) 7:10.38Pertti Karppinen Peter-Michael Kolbe Robert Mills

1980 Moscow (URS) Finland (FIN) 7:09.61 Soviet Union (URS) 7:11.66 East Germany (GDR) 7:14.88Pertti Karppinen Vasiliy Yakusha Peter Kersten

1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Finland (FIN) 7:29.03 West Germany (FRG) 7:31.67 East Germany (GDR) 7:38.03Pertti Karppinen Peter-Michael Kolbe Joachim Dreifke

1972 Munich (FRG) Soviet Union (URS) 7:10.12 Argentina (ARG) 7:11.53 East Germany (GDR) 7:14.45Yuriy Malyshev Alberto Demiddi Wolfgang Güldenpfennig

1968 Mexico City (MEX) Netherlands (NED) 7:47.80 West Germany (FRG) 7:52.00 Argentina (ARG) 7:57.19Jan Wienese Jochen Meissner Alberto Demiddi

1964 Tokyo (JPN) Soviet Union (URS) 8:22.51 Unified Team of Germany (EUA)

8:26.24 Switzerland (SUI) 8:29.68

Vyacheslav Ivanov Achim Hill Gottfried Kottmann

1960 Rome (ITA) Soviet Union (URS) 7:13.96 Unified Team of Germany (EUA)

7:20.21 Poland (POL) 7:21.26

Vyacheslav Ivanov Achim Hill Teodor Kocerka

1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) Soviet Union (URS) 8:02.5 Australia (AUS) 8:07.7 United States (USA) 8:11.8Vyacheslav Ivanov Stuart MacKenzie John Kelly Jr.

1952 Helsinki (FIN) Soviet Union (URS) 8:12.8 Australia (AUS) 8:14.5 Poland (POL) 8:19.4Yuriy Tyukalov Mervyn Wood Teodor Kocerka

1948 London (GBR) Australia (AUS) 7:24.4 Uruguay (URU) 7:38.2 Italy (ITA) 7:51.4Mervyn Wood Eduardo Risso Romolo Catasta

1936 Berlin (GER) Germany (GER) 8:21.5 Austria (AUT) 8:25.8 United States (USA) 8:28.0Gustav Schäfer Josef Hasenöhrl Daniel Barrow

1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Australia (AUS) 7:44.4 United States (USA) 7:45.2 Uruguay (URU) 8:13.6Bobby Pearce William Miller Guillermo Douglas

1928 Amsterdam (NED) Australia (AUS) 7:11.0 United States (USA) 7:20.8 Great Britain (GBR) 7:19.8Bobby Pearce Kenneth Myers David Collet

1924 Paris (FRA) Great Britain (GBR) 7:49.2 United States (USA) 7:54.0 Switzerland (SUI) 8:01.1Jack Beresford Jr. William Gilmore Josef Schneider

1920 Antwerp (BEL) United States (USA) 7:35 Great Britain (GBR) 7:36 New Zealand (NZL) 7:48John 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) No timeWilliam Kinnear Polydore Veirman Everard Butler

1908 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 9:26 Great Britain 2 (GBR) No time Germany (GER) No timeHarry Blackstaffe Alexander McCulloch Bernhard Von Gaza

1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 10:08.5 United States (USA) No time United States (USA) No timeFrank Greer James Juvenal Constance Titus

1900 Paris (FRA) France (FRA) 7:35.6 France (FRA) 7:41.6 Great Britain (GBR) 8:15.6Henri Barrelet André Gaudin George Saint Ashe



Men's Pair (M2-)


2012 London (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:16.65 France (FRA) 6:21.11 Great Britain (GBR) 6:21.77Eric Murray Germain Chardin George NashHamish Bond Dorian Mortelette William Satch

2008 Beijing (CHN) Australia (AUS) 6:37.44 Canada (CAN) 6:39.55 New Zealand (NZL) 6:44.19Drew Ginn David Calder Nathan TwaddleDuncan Free Scott Frandsen George Bridgewater

2004 Athens (GRE) Australia (AUS) 6:30.76 Croatia (CRO) 6:32.64 South Africa (RSA) 6:33.40Drew Ginn Sinisa Skelin Donovan CechJames Tomkins Niksa Skelin Ramon Di Clemente

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) France (FRA) 6:32.97 United States (USA) 6:33.80 Australia (AUS) 6:34.26Michel Andrieux Ted Murphy Matthew LongJean-Christophe Rolland Sebastian Bea James Tomkins

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Great Britain (GBR) 6:20.09 Australia (AUS) 6:21.02 France (FRA) 6:22.15Steve Redgrave David Weightman Michel AndrieuxMatthew Pinsent Robert Scott Jean-Christophe Rolland

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Great Britain(GBR) 6:27.72 Germany (GER) 6:32.68 Slovenia (SLO) 6:33.43Steve Redgrave Peter Hoeltzenbein Iztok CopMatthew Pinsent Colin von Ettingshausen Denis Zvegelj

1988 Seoul (KOR) Great Britain(GBR) 6:36.84 Romania (ROU) 6:38.06 Yugoslavia (YUG) 6:41.01Andy Holmes Dragos Neagu Bojan PreserenSteve Redgrave Danut Dobre Sadik Mujkic

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 6:45.39 Spain (ESP) 6:48.47 Norway (NOR) 6:51.81Petru Iosub Fernando Climent Hans-Magnus GrepperudValer Toma Luis Lasurtegui Sverre Loeken

1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 6:48.01 Soviet Union (URS) 6:50.50 Great Britain (GBR) 6:51.47Joerg Landvoigt Nikolay Pimenov Charles WigginBernd Landvoigt Yuriy Pimenov Malcolm Carmichael

1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 7:23.31 United States (USA) 7:26.73 West Germany (FRG) 7:30.03Joerg Landvoigt Calvin Coffey Peter VanroyeBernd Landvoigt Michael Staines Thomas Strauss

1972 Munich (FRG) East Germany (GDR) 6:53.16 Switzerland (SUI) 6:57.06 Netherlands (NED) 6:58.70Siegfried Brietzke Heinrich Fischer Roelof LuynenburgWolfgang Mager Alfred Bachmann Ruud Stokvis

1968 Mexico City (MEX) East Germany (GDR) 7:26.56 United States (USA) 7:26.71 Denmark (DEN) 7:31.84Joerg Lucke Laurence Hough Peter ChristiansenHeinz-Juergen Bothe Philip Johnson IB Larsen

1964 Tokyo (JPN) Canada (CAN) 7:32.94 Netherlands (NED) 7:33.40 Unified Team of Germany (EUA)

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George Hungerford Steven Blaisse Michael Schwan Roger Jackson Ernst Veenemans Wolfgang Hottenrott F

1960 Rome (ITA) Soviet Union (URS) 7:02.01 Austria (AUT) 7:03.69 Finland (FIN) 7:03.80Valentin Boreyko Alfred Sageder Veli LehtelaeOleg Golovanov Josef Kloimstein Toimi Pitkaenen

1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) United States (USA) 7:55.4 Soviet Union (URS) 8:03.9 Austria (AUT) 8:11.8James Fifer Igor Buldakov Alfred SagederDuvall Hecht Viktor Ivanov Josef Kloimstein

1952 Helsinki (FIN) United States (USA) 8:20.7 Belgium (BEL) 8:23.5 Switzerland (SUI) 8:32.7Charles Logg Michel Knuysen Kurt SchmidThomas 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) 8:23.0Willi Eichhorn Richard Olsen Horacio PodestaHugo Strauss Harry Larsen Julio Curatella

1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Great Britain (GBR) 8:00.0 New Zealand (NZL) 8:02.4 Poland (POL) 8:08.2Hugh Edwards Cyril Stiles Henryk BudzinskiLewis Clive Frederick Thompson Janusz Mikolajczak

1928 Amsterdam (NED) Germany (GER) 7:06.4 Great Britain (GBR) 7:08.8 United States (USA) 7:20.4Bruno Müller Terence O'Brien Paul McDowellKurt Möschter Archibald Nisbet John Schmitt

1924 Paris (FRA) Netherlands (NED) 8:19.4 France (FRA) 8:21.6 Only two boats enteredTeun Beijnen Maurice BoutonWilhelm Rösingh Georges Piot

1908 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 9:41 Great Britain 2 (GBR) No time Canada (CAN) No timeJohn Fenning George Fairbairn Frederick TomsGordon Thomson Philip Verdon Norman Jackes

1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 10:57.0 United States (USA) No time United States (USA) No timeRobert Farnam John Mulcahy John JoachimJoseph Ryan William Varley John Buerger

Historical Results

Men's Double Sculls (M2x)


2012 London (GBR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:31.67 Italy (ITA) 6:32.80 Slovenia (SLO) 6:34.35Nathan Cohen Alessio Sartori Luka SpikJoseph Sullivan Romano Battisti Iztok Cop

2008 Beijing (CHN) Australia (AUS) 6:27.77 Estonia (EST) 6:29.05 Great Britain (GBR) 6:29.10David Crawshay Tonu Endrekson Matthew WellsScott Brennan Juri Jaanson Stephen Rowbotham

2004 Athens (GRE) France (FRA) 6:29.00 Slovenia (SLO) 6:31.72 Italy (ITA) 6:32.93Sebastien Vieilledent Luka Spik Rossano GaltarossaAdrien Hardy Iztok Cop Alessio Sartori

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Slovenia (SLO) 6:16.63 Norway (NOR) 6:17.98 Italy (ITA) 6:20.49Luka Spik Olaf Tufte Giovanni CalabreseIztok Cop Fredrik Bekken Nicola Sartori

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Italy (ITA) 6:16.98 Norway (NOR) 6:18.42 France (FRA) 6:19.85Davide Tizzano Kjetil Undset Frederic KowalAgostino Abbagnale Steffen Stoerseth Samuel Barathay

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Australia (AUS) 6:17.32 Austria (AUT) 6:18.42 Netherlands (NED) 6:22.82Stephen Hawkins Arnold Jonke Henk-Jan ZwollePeter Antonie Christophe Zerbst Nico Rienks

1988 Seoul (KOR) Netherlands (NED) 6:21.13 Switzerland (SUI) 6:22.59 Soviet Union (URS) 6:22.87Ronald Florijn Beat Schwerzmann Alexander MarchenkoNico Rienks Ueli Bodenmann Vasiliy Yakusha

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 6:36.87 Belgium (BEL) 6:38.19 Yugoslavia (YUG) 6:39.59Bradley Lewis Pierre-Marie Deloof Zoran PancicPaul Enquist Dirk Crois Milorad Stanulov

1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 6:24.33 Yugoslavia (YUG) 6:26.34 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:29.07Joachim Dreifke Zoran Pancic Zdenek PeckaKlaus Kröppelien Milorad Stanulov Václav Vochoska

1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Norway (NOR) 7:13.20 Great Britain (GBR) 7:15.26 East Germany (GDR) 7:17.45Frank Hansen Christopher Baillieu Hans-Ulrich SchmiedAlf Hansen Michael Hart Jürgen Bertow

1972 Munich (FRG) Soviet Union (URS) 7:01.77 Norway (NOR) 7:02.58 East Germany (GDR) 7:05.55Aleksandr Timoshinin Frank Hansen Joachim BoehmerGennadiy Korchikov Svein Thoegersen Hans-Ulrich Schmied

1968 Mexico City (MEX) Soviet Union (URS) 6:51.82 Netherlands (NED) 6:52.80 United States (USA) 6:54.21Anatoliy Sass Leendert van Dis William MaherAleksandr Timoshinin Henricus Droog John Nunn

1964 Tokyo (JPN) Soviet Union (URS) 7:10.66 United States (USA) 7:13.16 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 7:14.23Oleg Tyurin Seymour Cromwell Vladimir AndrsBoris Dubrovskiy James Storm Pavel Hofmann

1960 Rome (ITA) Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:47.50 Soviet Union (URS) 6:50.49 Switzerland (SUI) 6:50.59Vaclav Kozak Aleksandr Berkutov Ernst HuerlimannPavel Schmidt Yuriy Tyukalov Rolf Larcher

1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) Soviet Union (URS) 7:24.0 United States (USA) 7:32.2 Australia (AUS) 7:37.4Aleksandr Berkutov Bernard Costello Jr. Murray RileyYuriy Tyukalov James Gardiner Mervyn Wood

1952 Helsinki (FIN) Argentina (ARG) 7:32.2 Soviet Union (URS) 7:38.3 Uruguay (URU) 7:43.7Tranquilo Cappozzo Georgiy Zhilin Miguel SeijasEduardo Guerrero Igor Yemchuk Juan Rodríguez

1948 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:51.3 Denmark (DEN) 6:55.3 Uruguay (URU) 7:12.4Richard Burnell Ebbe Parsner William JonesBertie Bushnell Aage Larsen Juan Rodríguez

1936 Berlin (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 7:20.8 Germany (GER) 7:26.2 Poland (POL) 7:36.2Jack Beresford Jr. Willi Kaidel Roger VereyLeslie Southwood Joachim Pirsch Jerzy Ustupski

1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 7:17.4 Germany (GER) 7:22.8 Canada (CAN) 7:27.6Kenneth Myers Herbert Buhtz Charles PrattWilliam Gilmore Gerhard Boetzelen Noel de Mille

1928 Amsterdam (NED) United States (USA) 6:41.4 Canada (CAN) 6:51.0 Austria (AUT) 6:48.8Paul Costello Joseph Wright Jr. Leo LosertCharles McIlvaine John Guest Viktor Flessl

1924 Paris (FRA) United States (USA) 6:34 France (FRA) 6:38 Switzerland (SUI) No timeJohn Kelly Sr. Marc Detton Rudolf BosshardPaul Costello Jean-Pierre Stock Heinrich Thoma

1920 Antwerp (BEL) United States (USA) 7:09 Italy (ITA) 7:19 France (FRA) 7:21John Kelly Sr. Erminio Dones Alfred PléPaul Costello Pietro Annoni Gaston Giran

1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 10:03.2 United States (USA) No time United States (USA) No timeJohn Mulcahy James McLoughlin Joseph RavanackWilliam Varley John Hoben John Wells


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2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:03.97 Australia (AUS) 6:05.19 United States (USA) 6:07.20Alex Gregory William Lockwood Glenn OchalPeter Reed James Chapman Henrik RummelTom James Drew Ginn Charlie ColeAndrew Triggs-Hodge Joshua Dunkley-Smith Scott Gault

2008 Beijing (CHN) Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.57 Australia (AUS) 6:07.85 France (FRA) 6:09.31Tom James Matthew Ryan Julien DespresSteve Williams James Marburg Benjamin RondeauPeter Reed Cameron McKenzie-

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Andrew Triggs-Hodge Francis Hegerty Dorian Mortelette

2004 Athens (GRE) Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.98 Canada (CAN) 6:07.06 Italy (ITA) 6:10.41Steve Williams Cameron Baerg Lorenzo PorzioJames Cracknell Tom Herschmiller Dario DentaleEdward Coode Jake Wetzel Luca AgamennoniMatthew Pinsent Barney Williams Raffaello Leonardo

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Great Britain (GBR) 5:56.24 Italy (ITA) 5:56.62 Australia (AUS) 5:57.61James Cracknell Valter Molea James StewartSteve Redgrave Riccardo dei Rossi Ben DodwellTim Foster Lorenzo Carboncini Geoff StewartMatthew Pinsent Carlo Mornati Bo Hanson

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Australia (AUS) 6:06.37 France (FRA) 6:07.03 Great Britain (GBR) 6:07.28Drew Ginn Gilles Bosquet Rupert ObholzerNicholas Green Bertrand Vecten Greg SearleJames Tomkins Daniel Fauche Jonny SearleMike McKay Olivier Moncelet Tim Foster

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Australia (AUS) 5:55.04 United States (USA) 5:56.68 Slovenia (SLO) 5:58.24Andrew Cooper Doug Burden Janez KlemencicMike McKay Jeffrey McLaughlin Saso MirjanicNicholas Green Thomas Bohrer Milan JansaJames Tomkins Patrick Manning Sadik Mujkic

1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:03.11 United States (USA) 6:05.53 West Germany (FRG) 6:06.22Roland Schroeder Raoul Rodriguez Norbert KesslauThomas Greiner Thomas Bohrer Joerg PuttlitzRalf Brudel David Krmpotich Volker GrabowOlaf Foerster Richard Kennelly Guido Grabow

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) New Zealand (NZL) 6:03.48 United States (USA) 6:06.10 Denmark (DEN) 6:07.72Leslie O'Connell David Clark Michael Jessen Shane O'Brien Jonathan Smith Lars NielsenConrad 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) 6:16.58Siegfried Brietzke Aleksey Kamkin John BeattieAndreas Decker Valeriy Dolinin Ian McNuffStefan Semmler Aleksandr Kulagin David TownsendJuergen Thiele Vitaliy Yeliseyev Martin Cross

1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 6:37.42 Norway (NOR) 6:41.22 Soviet Union (URS) 6:42.52Siegfried Brietzke Ole Nafstad Raul ArnemannAndreas Decker Arne Bergodd Nikolay KuznetsovStefan Semmler Finn Tveter Valeriy DolininWolfgang Mager Rolf Andreassen Anushavan Gasan-Dzhalylov

1972 Munich (FRG) East Germany (GDR) 6:24.27 New Zealand (NZL) 6:25.64 West Germany (FRG) 6:28.41Frank Forberger Dick Tonks Joachim EhrigDieter Grahn Dudley Storey Peter FunnekötterFrank Rühle Ross Collinge Franz HeldDieter Schubert Noel Mills Wolfgang Plottka

1968 Mexico City (MEX) East Germany (GDR) 6:39.18 Hungary (HUN) 6:41.18 Italy (ITA) 6:44.01Frank Forberger Zoltan Melis Renato BosattaDieter Grahn Gyorgy Sarlos Tullio BaragliaFrank Ruehle Jozsef Csermely Pier Angelo Conti ManziniDieter Schubert Antal Melis Abramo Albini

1964 Tokyo (JPN) Denmark (DEN) 6:59.30 Great Britain (GBR) 7:00.47 United States (USA) 7:01.37John Hansen John Russell Geoffrey PicardErik Petersen Hugh Wardell-Yerburgh Richard LyonKurt Helmudt William Barry Ted NashBjorn Haslov John James Theodore Mittet

1960 Rome (ITA) United States (USA) 6:26.26 Italy (ITA) 6:28.78 Soviet Union (URS) 6:29.62Arthur Ayrault Tullio Baraglia Igor AkhremchikTed Nash Renato Bosatta Yuriy BachurovJohn Sayre Giancarlo Crosta Valentin MorkovkinRichard Wailes Giuseppe Galante Anatoliy Tarabrin

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1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) Canada (CAN) 7:08.8 United States (USA) 7:18.4 France (FRA) 7:20.9Archie McKinnon John Welchli René GuissartLorne Loomer John McKinlay Yves DelacourWalter d'Hondt Arthur McKinlay Gaston MercierDonald Arnold James McIntosh Guy Guillabert

1952 Helsinki (FIN) Yugoslavia (YUG) 7:16.0 France (FRA) 7:18.9 Finland (FIN) 7:23.3Duje Bonacic Pierre Blondiaux Veikko LommiVelimir Valenta Jacques Guissart Kauko WahlstenMate Trojanovic Marc Bouissou Oiva LommiPetar Segvic Roger Gautier Lauri Nevalainen

1948 London (GBR) Italy (ITA) 6:39.0 Denmark (DEN) 6:43.5 United States (USA) 6:47.7Giuseppe Moioli Helge Halkjær Frederick KingsburyElio Morille Askel Hansen Stuart GriffingGiovanni Invernizzi Helge Schroder Gregory GatesFranco Faggi Ib Storm Larsen Robert Perew

1936 Berlin (GER) Germany (GER) 7:01.8 Great Britain (GBR) 7:06.5 Switzerland (SUI) 7:10.6Rudolf Eckstein Thomas Bristow Hermann BetschartAnton Rom Alan Barrett Hans HombergerMartin Karl Peter Jackson Alex HombergerWilhelm Menne John Sturrock Karl Schmid

1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Great Britain (GBR) 6:58.2 Germany (GER) 7:03.0 Italy (ITA) 7:04.0John Badcock Karl Aletter Antonio GhiardelloHugh Edwards Ernst Gaber Francesco CossuJack Beresford Jr. Walter Flinsch Giliante D'EsteRowland George Hans Maier Antonio Garzoni Provenzani

1928 Amsterdam (NED) Great Britain (GBR) 6:36.0 United States (USA) 6:37.0 Italy (ITA) 6:37.6John Lander Charles Karle Cesare RossiMichael Warriner William Miller Pietro FreschiRichard Beesly George Heales Umberto BonadeEdward Bevan Ernest Bayer Paolo Gennari

1924 Paris (FRA) Great Britain (GBR) 7:08.6 Canada (CAN) 7:18.0 Switzerland (SUI) No timeCharles Eley Colin Finlayson Emile AlbrechtJames MacNabb Archibald Black Alfred ProbstRobert Morrison George MacKay Eugen SiggTerrence Sanders William Wood Hans Walter

1908 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 8:34 Great Britain 2 No time Canada No timeRobert Cudmore Harold Barker Becher GaleAngus James Gillan Reginald Fenning Charles RiddyDuncan McKinnon Philip Filleul Gordon BalfourRobert Somers-Smith Gordon Thomson Geoffrey Taylor

1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 9:05.8 United States (USA) No time United States (USA) No timeArthur Stockhoff Frederick Suerig Gustav VoergAugust Erker Martin Fromanack John FreitagGeorge Dietz Charles Aman Louis HelmAlbert Nasse Michael Begley Frank Dummerth

Lightweight Men's Double Sculls (LM2x)


2012 London (GBR) Denmark (DEN) 6:37.17 Great Britain (GBR) 6:37.78 New Zealand (NZL) 6:40.86Mads Rasmussen Zac Purchase Storm UruRasmus Quist Mark Hunter Peter Taylor

2008 Beijing (CHN) Great Britain (GBR) 6:10.99 Greece (GRE) 6:11.72 Denmark (DEN) 6:12.45Zac Purchase Dimitrios Mougios Mads RasmussenMark Hunter Vasileios Polymeros Rasmus Quist

2004 Athens (GRE) Poland (POL) 6:20.93 France (FRA) 6:21.46 Greece (GRE) 6:23.23Tomasz Kucharski Frédéric Dufour Vasileios PolymerosRobert Sycz Pascal Touron Nikolaos Skiathitis

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Poland (POL) 6:21.75 Italy (ITA) 6:23.47 France (FRA) 6:24.85Tomasz Kucharski Elia Luini Pascal TouronRobert Sycz Leonardo Pettinari Thibaud Chapelle

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Switzerland (SUI) 6:23.47 Netherlands (NED) 6:26.48 Australia (AUS) 6:26.69Markus Gier Maarten van der Linden Anthony EdwardsMichael Gier Pepijn Aardewijn Bruce Hick


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Lightweight Men's Four (LM4-)


2012 London (GBR) South Africa (RSA) 6:02.84 Great Britain (GBR) 6:03.09 Denmark (DEN) 6:03.16James Thompson Peter Chambers Kasper JoergensenMatthew Brittain Robert Williams Morten JoergensenJohn Smith Richard Chambers Jacob BarsoeLawrence Ndlovu Chris Bartley Eskild Ebbesen

2008 Beijing (CHN) Denmark (DEN) 5:47.76 Poland (POL) 5:49.39 Canada (CAN) 5:50.09Thomas Ebert Lukasz Pawlowski Iain BrambellMorten Joergensen Bartlomiej Pawelczak Jon BeareMads Andersen Milosz Bernatajtys Mike LewisEskild Ebbesen Pawel Randa Liam Parsons

2004 Athens (GRE) Denmark (DEN) 6:01.39 Australia (AUS) 6:02.79 Italy (ITA) 6:03.74Hans Thor Kristensen Glen Loftus Lorenzo BertiniThomas Ebert Anthony Edwards Catello AmaranteStephan Molvig Ben Cureton Salvatore AmitranoEskild Ebbesen Simon Burgess Bruno Mascarenhas

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) France (FRA) 6:01.68 Australia (AUS) 6:02.09 Denmark (DEN) 6:03.51Laurent Porchier Simon Burgess Søren MadsenJean-Christophe Bette Anthony Edwards Thomas EbertYves Hocde Darren Balmforth Eskild EbbesenXavier Dorfman Robert Richards Victor Feddersen

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Denmark (DEN) 6:09.58 Canada (CAN) 6:10.13 United States (USA) 6:12.29Niels Henriksen Jeff Lay David CollinsThomas Poulsen Dave Boyes Jeff PfaendtnerEskild Ebbesen Gavin Hassett Marc SchneiderVictor Feddersen Brian Peaker Bill Carlucci

Men's Quadruple Sculls (M4x)


2012 London (GBR) Germany (GER) 5:42.48 Croatia (CRO) 5:44.78 Australia (AUS) 5:45.22Karl Schulze David Sain Chris MorganPhilipp Wende Martin Sinkovic Karsten ForsterlingLauritz Schoof Damir Martin James McRaeTim Grohmann Valent Sinkovic Dan Noonan

2008 Beijing (CHN) Poland (POL) 5:41.33 Italy (ITA) 5:43.57 France (FRA) 5:44.34Konrad Wasielewski Luca Agamennoni Jonathan CoefficMarek Kolbowicz Simone Venier Pierre-Jean PeltierMichal Jelinski Rossano Galtarossa Julien BahainAdam Korol Simone Raineri Cedric Berrest

2004 Athens (GRE) Russia (RUS) 5:56.85 Czech Republic (CZE) 5:57.43 Ukraine (UKR) 5:58.87Sergei Fedorovtsev David Kopriva Sergij GrinIgor Kravtsov Tomas Karas Sergiy BiloushchenkoAleksei Svirin Jakub Hanak Oleg LikovNikolai Spinev David Jirka Leonid Shaposhnikov

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Italy (ITA) 5:45.56 Netherlands (NED) 5:47.91 Germany (GER) 5:48.64Agostino Abbagnale Jochem Verberne Marco GeislerAlessio Sartori Dirk Lippits Andreas HajekRossano Galtarossa Diederik Simon Stephan VolkertSimone Raineri Michiel Bartman André Willms

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Germany (GER) 5:56.93 United States (USA) 5:59.10 Australia (AUS) 6:01.65Andre Steiner Tim Young Janusz HookerAndreas Hajek Eric Mueller Ronald SnookStephan Volkert Brian Jamieson Duncan FreeAndré Willms Jason Gailes Bo Hanson

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Germany (GER) 5:45.17 Norway (NOR) 5:47.09 Italy (ITA) 5:47.33Andre Willms Lars Bjonness Gianluca FarinaAndreas Hajek Rolf Thorsen Rossano GaltarossaStephan Volkert Kjetil Undset Alessandro CoronaMichael Steinbach Per Albert Sætersdal Filippo Soffici

1988 Seoul (KOR) Italy (ITA) 5:53.37 Norway (NOR) 5:55.08 East Germany (GDR) 5:56.13Piero Poli Lars Bjonness Steffen BogsGianluca Farina Vetle Vinje Steffen ZuehlkeDavide Tizzano Rolf Thorsen Heiko HabermannAgostino Abbagnale Alf Hansen Jens Koeppen

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) West Germany (FRG) 5:57.55 Australia (AUS) 5:57.98 Canada (CAN) 5:59.07Albert 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) 5:52.38Frank Dundr Yuriy Shapochka Mincho NikolovKarsten Bunk Yevgeniy Barbakov Lyubomir Petrov Uwe Heppner Valeriy Kleshnyov Ivo Rusev Martin Winter Nikolay Dovgan Rogdan Dobrev


Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x) continued


1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 6:18.65 Soviet Union (URS) 6:19.89 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:21.77Wolfgang Gueldenpfennig Yevgeniy Duleyev Jaroslav HellebrandRuediger Reiche Yuriy Yakimov Václav Vochoska Karl-Heinz Bussert Aivars Lazdenieks Zdenek Pecka Michael Wolfgramm Vytautas Butkus Vladek Lacina

Men’s Eight (M8+)


2012 London (GBR) Germany (GER) 5:48.75 Canada (CAN) 5:49.98 Great Britain (GBR) 5:51.18Philipp Adamski Gabe Bergen Alex Partridge Andreas Kuffner Douglas Csima James Foad Eric Johannesen Robert Gibson Tom RansleyMaximilian Reinelt Conlin McCabe Richard EgingtonRichard Schmidt Malcolm Howard Mohamed Sbihi Lukas Mueller Andrew Byrnes Greg Searle Florian Mennigen Jeremiah Brown Matt LangridgeKristof Wilke Will Crothers Constantine LouloudisMartin Sauer Brian Price Phelan Hill

2008 Beijing (CHN) Canada (CAN) 5:23.89 Great Britain (GBR) 5:25.11 United States (USA) 5:25.34Kevin Light Alex Partridge Beau Hoopman Ben Rutledge Tom Stallard Matthew SchnobrichAndrew Byrnes Tom Lucy Micah Boyd Jake Wetzel Richard Egington Wyatt Allen Malcolm Howard Josh West Daniel Walsh Dominic Seiterle Alastair Heathcote Steve CoppolaAdam Kreek Matt Langridge Jr Joshua InmanKyle Hamilton Colin Smith Bryan Volpenhein Brian Price Acer Nethercott Marcus McElhenney

2004 Athens (GRE) United States (USA) 5:33.08 Netherlands (NED) 5:33.88 Australia (AUS) 5:34.85Jason Read Matthijs Vellenga Stefan SzczurowskiWyatt 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 McKayBryan Volpenhein Michiel Bartman Stephen Stewart Pete Cipollone Chun Wei Cheung Michael Toon

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Great Britain (GBR) 5:42.74 Australia (AUS) 5:44.58 Croatia (CRO) 5:45.77Andrew Lindsay Christian Ryan Igor FranceticBen Hunt-Davis Alastair Gordon Tihomir Frankovic Simon Dennis Nick Porzig Tomislav Smoljanovic Louis Attrill Robert Jahrling Niksa SkelinLuka Grubor Mike McKay Sinisa SkelinKieran West Stuart Welch Kresimir CuljakFred Scarlett Daniel Burke Igor Boraska Steve Trapmore Jaime Fernandez Branimir Vujevic Rowley Douglas Brett Hayman Silvijo Petrisko

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Netherlands (NED) 5:29.53 Germany (GER) 5:29.67 Russia (RUS) 5:31.00Henk-Jan Zwolle Wolfram Huhn Anton ChermashentsevRonald 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) 5:46.05 Romania (ROU) 5:48.01 Germany (GER) 5:48.26John Wallace Ioan Vizitiu Frank RichterBruce Robertson Danut Dobre Thorsten StreppelhoffMichael 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 WesslingDerek Porter Vasile Mastacan Roland Baar Terrence Paul Marin Gheorghe Manfred Klein

1988 Seoul (KOR) West Germany (FRG) Soviet Union (URS) United States (USA)Thomas Möllenkamp Veniamin But Doug BurdenMatthias Mellinghaus Nikolay Komarov Jeffrey McLaughlinEckhardt Schultz Vasiliy Tikhonov Peter NordellAnsgar Wessling Aleksandr Dumchev Ted PattonArmin Eichholz Pavel Gurkovsky John Pescatore Thomas Domian Viktor Diduk John Rusher Wolfgang Männig Viktor Omelyanovich Jonathan SmithBahne Rabe Andrey Vasilyev Mike TetiManfred Klein Aleksandr Lukyanov Seth Bauer


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Men’s Eight (M8+) continued


1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Canada (CAN) 5:41.32 United States (USA) 5:41.74 Australia (AUS) 5:43.40Patrick Turner Walter Lubsen Craig MullerKevin Neufeld Andrew Sudduth Clyde HeferMark Evans John Terwilliger Sam PattenGrant Main Christopher Penny Timothy WilloughbyPaul Steele Thomas Darling Ian EdmundsMichael Evans Earl Borchelt James BattersbyDean Crawford Charles Clapp Ion PopaBlair Horn Bruce Ibbetson Steven EvansBrain McMahon Robert Jaugstetter Gavin Thredgold

1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 5:49.05 Great Britain (GBR) 5:51.92 Soviet Union (URS) 5:52.66Bernd Krauss Duncan McDougall Viktor KakoshinHans-Peter Koppe Allan Whitwell Andryj TischchenkoUlrich Kons Henry Clay Aleksandr TkatchenkoJörg Friedrich Chris Mahoney Jonas PinskusJens Doberschütz Andrew Justice Jonas NarmontasUlrich Karnatz John Pritchard Andrey LuginUwe Dühring Malcolm McGowan Aleksandr MantsevichBernd Hoeing Richard Stanhope Igor MaistrenkoKlaus-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) 6:03.51Bernd Baumgart Richard Lester Ivan SutherlandGottfried Döhn John Yallop Trevor CokerWerner Klatt Timothy Crooks Peter DignanHans-Joachim Lück Hugh Matheson Lindsay WilsonDieter Wendisch David Maxwell Athol EarlRoland Kostulski James Clark David RodgerUlrich Karnatz Frederick Smallbone Alex McLeanKarl-Heinz Prudöhl Leonard Robertson Tony HurtKarl-Heinz Danielovski Patrick Sweeney Simon Dickie

1972 Munich (FRG) New Zealand (NZL) 6:08.94 United States (USA) 6:11.61 East Germany (GDR) 6:11.67Tony Hurt Lawrence Terry Hans-Joachim BorzymWybo Veldman Franklin Hobbs Joerg LandvoigtRichard Joyce Peter Raymond Harold DimkeJohn Hunter Timothy Mickelson Manfred SchneiderLindsay Wilson Eugene Clapp Hartmut SchreiberAthol Earl William Hobbs Manfred SchmordeTrevor Coker Michael Livingston Bernd LandvoigtGary Robertson Cleve Livingston Heinrich MederowSimon Dickie Paul Hoffman Dietmar Schwarz

1968 Mexico City (MEX) West Germany (FRG) 6:07.00 Australia (AUS) 6:07.98 Soviet Union (URS) 6:09.11Horst Meyer Alfred Duval Zigmas JuknaDirk Schreyer Michael Morgan Antanas BagdonaviciusRüdiger Henning Joseph Fazio Volodymyr SterlikWolfgang Hottenrott Peter Dickson Juozas JagelaviciusLutz Ulbricht David Douglas Aleksandr MartyshkinEgbert Hirschfelder John Ranch Vytautas BriedisJoerg Siebert Gary Pearce Valentin KravchukNiko Ott Robert Shirlaw Viktor SuslinGünther Tiersch Alan Grover Yuriy Lorentson

1964 Tokyo (JPN) United States (USA) 6:18.23 Unified Team of Germany (EUA)

6:23.29 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:25.11

Joseph Amlong Klaus Aeffke Petr CermákThomas Amlong Klaus Bittner Jiri LundakHarold Budd Karl-Heinrich von Groddeck Jan MrvikEmory Clark Hans-Juergen Wallbrecht Julius TocekStanley Cwiklinski Klaus Behrens Josef VentusHugh Foley Juergen Schroeder Ludek PojeznyWilliam Knecht Juergen Plagemann Bohumil JanousekWilliam Stowe Horst Meyer Richard NovyRobert Zimonyi Thomas Ahrens Miroslav Konicek

1960 Rome (ITA) Unified Team ofGermany (EUA)

5:57.18 Canada (CAN) 6:01.52 Czechoslovakia (TCH) 6:04.84

Manfred Rulffs Donald Arnold Bohumil JanousekWalter Schroeder Walter d'Hondt Jan JindraFrank Schepke Nelson Kuhn Jiri LundakKraft Schepke John Lecky Stanislav LuskKarl-Heinrich von Groddeck Lorne Loomer Vaclav PavkovicKarl-Heinz Hopp Archie McKinnon Ludek PojeznyKlaus Bittner William McKerlich Jan SvedaHans Lenk Glen Mervyn Josef VentusWilli Padge Sohen Biln Miroslav Konicek

1956 Melbourne, VIC (AUS) United States (USA) 6:35.2 Canada (CAN) 6:37.1 Australia (AUS) 6:39.2Thomas Charlton Philip Kueber Michael AikmanDavid Wright Richard McClure David BoykettJohn Cooke Robert Wilson Angus BenfieldDonald Beer David Helliwell James HowdenCaldwell Esselstyn Donald Pretty Garth MantonCharles Grimes William McKerlich Walter HowellRichard Wailes Douglas McDonald Adrian MongerRobert Morey Lawrence West Bryan DoyleWilliam Becklean Carlton Ogawa Harold Hewitt




1952 Helsinki (FIN) United States (USA) 6:25.9 Soviet Union (URS) 6:31.2 Australia (AUS) 6:33.1Frank 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 PainHenry 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) 6:10.3Ian Turner Christopher Barton Kristoffer LepsoDavid Turner Michael Lapage Torstein KråkenesJames Hardy Guy Richardson Hans HansenGeorge Ahlgren Paul Bircher Halfdan Gran OlsenLloyd Butler Paul Massey Harald KrakenesDavid Brown Charles Lloyd Leif NaessJustus Smith John Meyrick Thor PedersenJohn Stack Alfred Mellows Carl MonssenRalph Purchase Jack Dearlove Sigurd Monssen

1936 Berlin (GER) United States (USA) 6:25.4 Italy (ITA) 6:26.0 Germany (GER) 6:26.4Herbert Morris Guglielmo Del Bimbo Alfred RieckCharles Day Dino Barsotti Helmut RadachGordon Adam Oreste Grossi Hans KuschkeJohn White Enzo Bartolini Heinz KaufmannJames McMillin Mario Checcacci Gerd VoelsGeorge Hunt Dante Secchi Werner LoeckleJoseph Rantz Ottorino Quaglierini Hans-Joachim HannemannDonald Hume Enrico Garzelli Herbert SchmidtRobert Moch Cesare Milani Wilhelm Mahlow

1932 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 6:37.6 Italy (ITA) 6:37.8 Canada (CAN) 6:40.4Edwin Salisbury Vittorio Cioni Earl EastwoodJames Blair Mario Balleri Joseph HarrisDuncan Gregg Renato Bracci Stanley StanyarDavid Dunlap Dino Barsotti Harry FryBurton Jastram Roberto Vestrini Cedric LiddellCharles Chandler Guglielmo Del Bimbo William ThoburnHarold Tower Enrico Garzelli Donald BoalWinslow Hall Renato Barbieri Albert TaylorNorris Graham Cesare Milani George MacDonald

1928 Amsterdam (NED) United States (USA) 6:03.2 Great Britain (GBR) 6:05.6 Canada (CAN) 6:03.8Marvin Stalder James Hamilton Frederick HedgesJohn Brinck Guy Nickalls Frank FiddesFrancis Frederick John Badcock John HandWilliam Thompson Donald Gollan Herbert RichardsonWilliam Dally Harold Lane Jack MurdockJames Workman Gordon Killick Athol MeechHubert Caldwell Jack Beresford Jr. Edgar NorrisPeter Donlon Harold West William RossDon Blessing Arthur Sulley John Donnelly

1924 Paris (FRA) United States (USA) 6:33.40 Canada (CAN) 6:49.00 Italy (ITA) No timeLeonard Carpenter Arthur Bell Antonio CattalinichHoward Kingsbury Robert Hunter Francesco CattalinichAlfred Lindley William Langford Simenone CattalinichJohn Miller Harold Little Giuseppe CrivelliJames Stillman Rockefeller John Smith Latino GalassoFrederick Sheffield Warren Snyder Pietro IvanovBenjamin Spock Norman Taylor Bruno SorichAlfred Wilson William Wallace Carlo ToniattiLaurence Stoddard Ivor Campbell Vittorio Gliubich

1920 Antwerp (BEL) United States (USA) 6:02.6 Great Britain (GBR) 6:05.0 Norway (NOR) 6:36.0Virgil Jacomini Ewart Horsfall Theodor NagEdwin Graves Guy Nickalls Conrad OlsenWilliam Jordan Richard Lucas Adolf NilsenEdward Moore Walter James Haakon EllingsenAlden Sanborn John Campbell Thore MichelsenVincent Gallagher Sebastian Earl Arne MortensenDonald Johnston Ralph Shove Karl NagClyde King Sidney Swann Tollef TollefsenSherman Clark Robin Johnstone Thoralf Hagen

1912 Stockholm (SWE) Great Britain (GBR) 6:15 Great Britain (GBR) 6:19 Germany (GER) No timeEdgar Burgess William Fison Otto LiebingSidney Swann William Parker Max BroeskeLeslie Wormald Thomas Gillespie Wilhelm BartholomaeEwart Horsfall Beaufort Burdekin Fritz BartholomaeAngus James Gillan Frederick Pitman Max VetterArthur Garton Arthur Wiggins Werner DehnAlister Kirby Charles Littlejohn Rudolf ReicheltPhilip Fleming Robert Bourne Hans MathiaeHenry Wells John Walker Kurt Runge


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1908 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 7:52 Belgium (BEL) No time Canada (CAN) No timeAlbert Gladstone Marcel Morimont Joseph WrightFrederick Kelly Remy Orban Julius ThomsonBanner Johnstone George Mijs Walter LewisGuy Nickalls Sr. Francois Vergucht Gordon BalfourCharles Burnell Polydore Vierman Becher GaleRonald Sanderson Charles De Somville Charles RiddyRaymond Etheringhton-

SmithOscar Taelman Irving Robertson

Henry Bucknall Alfred van Landeghem Douglas KertlandGilchrist MacLagan Rodolphe Poma Geoffrey Taylor

1904 St. Louis, MO (USA) United States (USA) 7:50 Canada (CAN) No time Only two boats entered No timeFrederick Cresser Arthur BaileyMichael Gleason William RiceFrank Schell George ReiffensteinJames Flanagan Phil BoydCharles Armstrong George StrangeHarry Lott William WadsworthJoseph Dempsey Donald MacKenzieJohn Exley Joe Wright Sr.Louis Abell Thomas Loudon

1900 Paris (FRA) United States (USA) 6:07.8 Belgium (BEL) 6:13.8 Netherlands (NED) 6:23.0Harry Debaecke Marcel van Crombrugghe Walter Meyer Timmerman-

ThijssenWilliam Carr Maurice Hemelsoet Ruurd LeegstraJohn Exley Oscar de Cock Johannes van DijkJohn Geiger Maurice Verdonck Henricus TrompEdwin Hedley Prospere Bruggeman Hendrik OfferhausJames Juvenal Oscar de Somville Roelof KleinRoscoe Lockwood Frank Odberg Francois BrandtEdward Marsh Jules de Bisschop Walter MiddelbergLouis Abell Alfred Vanlandeghem Hermanus Brockmann

Women’s results (current Olympic boat classes only)

Women's Single Sculls (W1x)


2012 London (GBR) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:54.37 Denmark (DEN) 7:57.72 Australia (AUS) 7:58.04Mirka Knapkova Fie Udby Erichsen Kim Crow

2008 Beijing (CHN) Bulgaria (BUL) 7:22.34 United States (USA) 7:22.78 Belarus (BLR) 7:23.98Rumyana Neykova Michelle Guerette Ekaterina Karsten

2004 Athens (GRE) Germany (GER) 7:18.12 Belarus (BLR) 7:22.04 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:23.10Katrin Rutschow-

StomporowskiEkaterina Karsten Rumyana Neykova

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Belarus (BLR) 7:28.14 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:28.15 Germany (GER) 7:28.99 Ekaterina Karsten Rumyana Neykova Katrin Rutschow-

Stomporowski

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Belarus (BLR) 7:32.21 Canada (CAN) 7:35.15 Denmark (DEN) 7:37.20Ekaterina Khodatovich Silken Laumann Trine Hansen

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Romania (ROU) 7:25.54 Belgium (BEL) 7:26.64 Canada (CAN) 7:28.85Elisabeta Lipa Annelies Bredael Silken Laumann

1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 7:47.19 United States (USA) 7:50.28 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:53.65Jutta Behrendt Anne Marden Magdalena Georgieva

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 3:40.68 United States (USA) 3:43.89 Belgium (BEL) 3:45.72Valeria Rosca-Racila Charlotte Geer Ann Haesebrouck

1980 Moscow (URS) Romania (ROU) 3:40.69 Soviet Union (URS) 3:41.65 East Germany (GDR) 3:43.54Sanda Toma Antonina Dumcheva Martina Schroeter

1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 4:05.56 United States (USA) 4:06.21 Soviet Union (URS) 4:10.24Christine Scheiblich Joan Lind Yelena Antonova


Women's Pair (W2-)


2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 7:27.13 Australia (AUS) 7:29.86 New Zealand (NZL) 7:30.19Helen Glover Kate Hornsey Juliette HaighHeather Stanning Sarah Tait Rebecca Scown

2008 Beijing (CHN) Romania (ROU) 7:20.60 China (CHN) 7:22.28 Belarus (BLR) 7:22.91Georgeta Andrunache Wu You Yulia BichikViorica Susanu Gao Yulan Natalya Helakh

2004 Athens (GRE) Romania (ROU) 7:06.55 Great Britain (GBR) 7:08.66 Belarus (BLR) 7:09.86Georgeta Andrunache Katherine Grainger Yulia BichikViorica Susanu Cath Bishop Natalya Helakh

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Romania (ROU) 7:11.00 Australia (AUS) 7:12.56 United States (USA) 7:13.00Georgeta Damian Rachel Taylor Missy RyanDoina Ignat Kate Slatter Karen Kraft

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Australia (AUS) 7:01.39 United States (USA) 7:01.78 France (FRA) 7:03.82Megan Still Missy Schwen Christine GosséKate Slatter Karen Kraft Hélène Cortin

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Canada (CAN) 7:06.22 Germany (GER) 7:07.96 United States (USA) 7:08.11Marnie McBean Stefani Werremeier Anna SeatonKathleen Heddle Ingeburg Schwerzmann Stephanie Maxwell- Pierson

1988 Seoul (KOR) Romania (ROU) 7:28.13 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:31.95 New Zealand (NZL) 7:35.68Rodica Arba-Puscatu Radka Stoyanova Nicola PayneOlga Bularda-Homeghi Lalka Berberova Lynley Hannen

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 3:32.60 Canada (CAN) 3:36.06 West Germany (FRG) 3:40.50Rodica Arba-Puscatu Betty Craig Ellen BeckerElena Horvat Tricia Smith Iris Voelkner

1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 3:30.49 Poland (POL) 3:30.95 Bulgaria (BUL) 3:32.39Ute Steindorf Malgorzata Dluzewska Sika Barbulova- KelbechevaCornelia Klier Czeslawa Koscianska Stoyanka Kurbatova

1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Bulgaria (BUL) 4:01.22 East Germany (GDR) 4:01.64 West Germany (FRG) 4:02.35Sikya Kelbecheva Angelika Noack Edith EckbauerStoyanka Gruycheva Sabine Dähne Thea Einoeder



2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 6:55.8 Australia (AUS) 6:58.6 Poland (POL) 7:07.9Katherine Grainger Kim Crow Magdalena FularczykAnna Watkins Brooke Pratley Julia Michalska

2008 Beijing (CHN) New Zealand (NZL) 7:07.32 Germany (GER) 7:07.33 Great Britain (GBR) 7:07.55Georgina Evers-Swindell Annkatrin Thiele Elise LaverickCaroline Evers-Swindell Christiane Huth Anna Bebington

2004 Athens (GRE) New Zealand (NZL) 7:01.79 Germany (GER) 7:02.78 Great Britain (GBR) 7:07.58Georgina Evers-Swindell Peggy Waleska Sarah WincklessCaroline Evers-Swindell Britta Oppelt Elise Laverick

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Germany (GER) 6:55.44 Netherlands (NED) 7:00.36 Lithuania (LTU) 7:01.71Jana Thieme Pieta van Dishoeck Birute SakickieneKathrin Boron Eeke van Nes Kristina Poplavskaja

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Canada (CAN) 6:56.84 China (CHN) 6:58.35 Netherlands (NED) 6:58.72Marnie McBean Cao Mianying Irene EijsKathleen Heddle Zhang Xiuyun Eeke van Nes

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Germany (GER) 6:49.00 Romania (ROU) 6:51.47 China (CHN) 6:55.16Kerstin Koeppen Veronica Cochela- Cogeanu Gu XiaoliKathrin Boron Elisabeta Lipa Lu Huali

1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 7:00.48 Romania (ROU) 7:04.36 Bulgaria (BUL) 7:06.03Birgit Peter Elisabeta Lipa Violeta NinovaMartina Schröter Veronica Cogeanu Stefka Madina

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) Romania (ROU) 3:26.75 Netherlands (NED) 3:29.13 Canada (CAN) 3:29.82Marioara Popescu Greet Hellemans Daniele LaumannElisabeta Oleniuc Nicolette Hellemans Silken Laumann

1980 Moscow (URS) Soviet Union (URS) 3:16.27 East Germany (GDR) 3:17.63 Romania (ROU) 3:18.91Yelena Khloptseva Cornelia Linse Olga HomeghiLarisa Popova Heidi Westphal Valeria Rosca

1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) Bulgaria (BUL) 3:44.36 East Germany (GDR) 3:47.86 Soviet Union (URS) 3:49.93Svetla Otsetova Sabine Jahn Leonora KaminskaiteZdravka Yordanova Petra Boesler Genovaite Ramoskiene


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2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 7:09.30 China (CHN) 7:11.93 Greece (GRE) 7:12.09Katherine Copeland Xu Dongxiang Christina GiazitzidouSophie Hosking Huang Wenyi Alexandra Tsiavou

2008 Beijing (CHN) Netherlands (NED) 6:54.74 Finland (FIN) 6:56.03 Canada (CAN) 6:56.68Kirsten van der Kolk Sanna Sten Melanie KokMarit van Eupen Minna Nieminen Tracy Cameron

2004 Athens (GRE) Romania (ROU) 6:56.05 Germany (GER) 6:57.33 Netherlands (NED) 6:58.54Constanta Burcica Daniela Reimer Kirsten van der KolkAngela Alupei Claudia Blasberg Marit van Eupen

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Romania (ROU) 7:02.64 Germany (GER) 7:02.95 United States (USA) 7:06.37Constanta Burcica Valerie Viehoff Christine CollinsAngela Alupei Claudia Blasberg Sarah Garner

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Romania (ROU) 7:12.78 United States (USA) 7:14.65 Australia (AUS) 7:16.56Constanta Burcica Teresa Z. Bell Rebecca JoyceCamelia Macoviciuc Lindsay Burns Virginia Lee

Women's Quadruple Sculls (W4x)


2012 London (GBR) Ukraine (UKR) 6:35.93 Germany (GER) 6:38.09 United States (USA) 6:40.63Katerina Tarasenko Annkatrin Thiele Natalie DellNataliya Dovgodko Carina Baer Kara KohlerAnastasiya Kozhenkova Julia Richter Megan KalmoeYana Dementyeva Britta Oppelt Adrianne Martelli

2008 Beijing (CHN) China (CHN) 6:16.06 Great Britain (GBR) 6:17.37 Germany (GER) 6:19.56Tang Bin Annie Vernon Britta OppeltJin Ziwei Debbie Flood Manuela LutzeXi Aihua Frances Houghton Kathrin BoronZhang Yangyang Katherine Grainger Stephanie Schiller

2004 Athens (GRE) Germany (GER) 6:29.29 Great Britain (GBR) 6:31.26 Australia (AUS) 6:34.73Kathrin Boron Alison Mowbray Dana FaleticMeike Evers Debbie Flood Rebecca SattinManuela Lutze Frances Houghton Kerry HoreKerstin El Qalqili Rebecca Romero Amber Bradley

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Germany (GER) 6:19.58 Great Britain (GBR) 6:21.64 Russia (RUS) 6:21.65Manja Kowalski Guin Batten Oksana DorodnovaMeike Evers Gillian Lindsay Irina FedotovaManuela Lutze Katherine Grainger Yulia LevinaKerstin Kowalski Miriam Batten Larisa Merk

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Germany (GER) 6:27.44 Ukraine (UKR) 6:30.36 Canada (CAN) 6:30.38Jana Sorgers Olena Ronzhina Laryssa BiesenthalKatrin Rutschow Inna Frolova Marnie McBeanKathrin Boron Svetlana Maziy Diane O'GradyKerstin Koeppen Dina Miftakhutdinova Kathleen Heddle

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Germany (GER) 6:20.18 Romania (ROU) 6:24.34 Unified Team (EUN) 6:25.07Kerstin Mueller Constanta Pipota Ekaterina KhodatovichSybille Schmidt Doina Ignat Antonina ZelikovichBirgit Peter Veronica Cochela- Cogeanu Yelena KhloptsevaKristina Mundt Anisoara Dobre-Balan Tatyana Ustyuzhanina

1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:21.06 Soviet Union (URS) 6:23.47 Romania (ROU) 6:23.81Kerstin Foerster-Pieloth Irina Kalimbet Anisoara BalanKristina Mundt Svetlana Maziy Anisoara Minea-SorohanBeate Schramm Inna Frolova Veronica CogeanuJana Sorgers Antonina Dumcheva Elisabeta Lipa


Women's Eight (W8+)


2012 London (GBR) United States (USA) 6:10.59 Canada (CAN) 6:12.06 Netherlands (NED) 06:13.1Erin Cafaro Janine Hanson Jacobine VeenhovenSusan Francia Rachelle Viinberg Nienke KingmaEsther Lofgren Krista Guloien Chantal AchterbergTaylor Ritzel Lauren Wilkinson Sytske de GrootMeghan Musnicki Natalie Mastracci Roline Repelaer van DrielEllie Logan Ashley Brzozowicz Claudia BelderbosCaroline Lind Darcy Marquardt Carline BouwCaryn Davies Andreanne Morin Annemiek de HaanMary Whipple Lesley Thompson-Willie Anne Schellekens

2008 Beijing (CHN) United States (USA) 6:05.34 Netherlands (NED) 6:07.22 Romania (ROU) 6:07.25Erin Cafaro Femke Dekker Constanta Burcica Lindsay Shoop Marlies Smulders Viorica Susanu Anna Goodale Nienke Kingma Rodica Serban Ellie Logan Roline Repelaer van Drie Eniko Barabas Anna Cummins Annemarieke van Rumpt Simona Strimbeschi Susan Francia Helen Tanger Ioana PapucCaroline Lind Sarah Siegelaar Georgeta AndrunacheCaryn Davies Annemiek de Haan Doina IgnatMary Whipple Ester Workel Elena Georgescu

2004 Athens (GRE) Romania (ROU) 6:17.70 United States (USA) 6:19.56 Netherlands (NED) 6:19.85Rodica Florea Kate Johnson Froukje WegmanViorica Susanu Samantha Magee Marlies SmuldersAurica Barascu Megan Dirkmaat Nienke HommesIoana Papuc Alison Cox Hurnet DekkersLiliana Gafencu Caryn Davies Annemarieke van RumptElisabeta Lipa Laurel Korholz Annemiek de HaanGeorgeta Andrunache Anna Cummins Sarah SiegelaarDoina Ignat Lianne Nelson Helen TangerElena Georgescu Mary Whipple Ester Workel

2000 Sydney, NSW (AUS) Romania (ROU) 6:06.44 Netherlands (NED) 6:09.39 Canada (CAN) 6:11.58Georgeta Damian Anneke Venema Heather McDermidViorica Susanu Carin ter Beek Heather DavisIoana Olteanu Nelleke Penninx Dorota UrbaniakVeronica Cochela- Cogeanu Pieta van Dishoeck Theresa LukeMagdalena Dumitrache Eeke van Nes Emma RobinsonElisabeta Lipa Tessa Appeldoorn Alison KornLiliana Gafencu Marieke Westerhof Laryssa BiesenthalDoina Ignat Elien Meijer Buffy AlexanderElena Georgescu Martijntje Quik Lesley Thompson-Willie

1996 Atlanta, GA (USA) Romania (ROU) 6:19.73 Canada (CAN) 6:24.05 Belarus (BLR) 6:24.44Anca Tanase Heather McDermid Natalia LavrinenkoVeronica Cochela- Cogeanu Tosha Tsang Aliaksandra PankinaLiliana Gafencu Maria Maunder Natalia VolcheckDoina Spircu Alison Korn Tamara DavydenkoIoana Olteanu Emma Robinson Valiantsina SkrabatunElisabeta Lipa Anna Van der Kamp Alena MikulichMarioara Popescu Jessica Monroe Natalya StasyukDoina Ignat Theresa Luke Marina ZnakElena Georgescu Lesley Thompson-Willie Yaroslava Pavlovich

1992 Barcelona (ESP) Canada (CAN) 6:02.62 Romania (ROU) 6:06.26 Germany (GER) 6:07.80Kirsten Barnes Doina Snep-Balan Annegret StrauchBrenda Taylor Doina Robu Sylvia DoerdelmannMegan Delahanty Ioana Olteanu Kathrin HaackerShannon Crawford Viorica Lepadatu Dana PyritzMarnie McBean Iulia Bobeica Cerstin PetersmannKay Worthington Veronica Necula Ute SchellJessica Monroe Adriana Bazon-Chelariu Christiane HarzendorfKathleen Heddle Maria Padurariu Judith ZeidlerLesley Thompson-Willie Elena Georgescu Daniela Neunast

1988 Seoul (KOR) East Germany (GDR) 6:15.17 Romania (ROU) 6:17.44 China (CHN) 6:21.83Annegret Strauch Doina Balan Zhou XiuhuaJudith Zeidler Marioara Trasca Zhang YaliKathrin Haacker Veronica Necula He YanwenUte Wild Herta Anitas Han YaqinAnja Kluge Adriana Bazon-Chelariu Zhang XianghuaBeatrix Schröer- Lehmann Mihaela Armasescu Shouying ZhauRamona Balthasar Rodica Arba-Puscatu Yang XiaoUte Schell Olga Bularda-Homeghi Hu YadongDaniela Neunast Ecaterina Oancia Li Ronghua

1984 Los Angeles, CA (USA) United States (USA) 2:59.80 Romania (ROU) 3:00.87 Netherlands (NED) 3:02.92Shyril O'Steen Doina Balan Nicolette HellemansHarriet Metcalf Marioara Trasca Lynda CornetCarol Bower Aurora Plesca Harriët van EttekovenCarrie Graves Aneta Mihaly Greet HellemansJeanne Flanagan Adriana Chelariu Marieke van Drogenbroe Kristine Norelius Mihaela Armasescu Anne-Marie QuistKristen Thorsness Camelia Diaconescu Catalien NeelissenKathryn Keeler Lucia Sauca Wiljon VaandragerBetsy Beard Viorica Ioja Martha Laurijsen


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1980 Moscow (URS) East Germany (GDR) 3:03.32 Soviet Union (URS) 3:04.29 Romania (ROU) 3:05.63Martina Boesler Olga Pivovarova Angelica AposteanuKersten Neisser Nina Umanets Marlena ZagoniChristiane Koepke-Knetsch Nadezhda Prishchepa Rodica FrintuBirgit Schütz Valentina Zhulina Florica BucurGabriele Kühn-Lohs Tatyana Stetsenko Rodica PuscatuIlona Richter Elena Teryoshina Ana IliutaMarita Sandig Nina Preobrazhenskaya Mariana ConstantinescuKarin Metze Mariya Pazyun Elena BondarMarina Wilke Nina Frolova Elena Dobritoiu

1976 Montreal, QC (CAN) East Germany (GDR) 3:33.32 Soviet Union (URS) 3:36.17 United States (USA) 3:38.68Viola Goretzki Lyubov Talalayeva Jacqueline ZochChristiane Knetsch Nadezhda Roshchina Anita DeFrantzIlona Richter Klavdiya Kozenkova Carrie GravesBrigitte Ahrenholz Yelena Zubko Marion GreigMonika Kallies Olga Kolkova Anne WarnerHenrietta Ebert Nelli Tarakanova Peggy McCarthyHelma Lehmann Nadezhda Rozgon Carol BrownIrina Mueller Olga Guzenko Gail RicketsonMarina Wilke Olga Pugovskaya Lynn Silliman


6.2 World Rowing Championships 2009-2011, 2013-2015 (Olympic boat classes)

Men’s results



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:54.76 New Zealand (NZL) 6:55.10 Lithuania (LTU) 6:57.64Ondrej Synek Mahe Drysdale Mindaugas Griskonis

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:37.12 New Zealand (NZL) 6:37.85 Cuba (CUB) 6:44.31Ondrej Synek Mahe Drysdale Angel Fournier Rodriguez

2013 Chungju (KOR) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:45.24 Cuba (CUB) 6:48.91 Germany (GER) 6:49.39Ondrej Synek Angel Fournier Rodriguez Marcel Hacker

2011 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:39.56 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:40.05 Great Britain (GBR) 6:44.86Mahe Drysdale Ondrej Synek Alan Campbell

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Czech Republic (CZE) 6:47.49 New Zealand (NZL) 6:49.42 Great Britain (GBR) 6:49.83Ondrej Synek Mahe Drysdale Alan Campbell

2009 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:33.35 Great Britain (GBR) 6:34.30 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:38.53Mahe Drysdale Alan Campbell Ondrej Synek

Men’s Pair (M2-)


2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) New Zealand (NZL) 6:15.83 Great Britain (GBR) 6:22.35 Serbia (Srb) 6:25.36Eric Murray James Foad Milos VasicHamish Bond Matt Langridge Nenad Bedik

2014 Amsterdam (NED) New Zealand (NZL) 6:09.34 Great Britain (GBR) 6:13.75 South Africa (RSA) 6:16.85Eric Murray James Foad Vincent BreetHamish Bond Matt Langridge Shaun Keeling

2013 Chungju (KOR) New Zealand (NZL) 6:34.98 France (FRA) 6:41.74 Netherlands (NED) 6:45.67Eric Murray Germain Chardin Rogier BlinkHamish Bond Dorian Mortelette Mitchel Steenman

2011 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:14.77 Great Britain (GBR) 6:16.27 Italy (ITA) 6:21.33Eric Murray Pete Reed Niccolo MornatiHamish Bond Andrew Triggs Hodge Lorenzo Carboncini

2010 Karapiro (NZL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:30.16 Great Britain (GBR) 6:30.48 Greece (GRE) 6:36.00Eric Murray Pete Reed Georgios TziallasHamish Bond Andrew Triggs Hodge Ioannis Christou

2009 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:15.93 Great Britain (GBR) 6:17.45 Greece (GRE) 6:23.01Eric Murray Pete Reed Nikolaos GkountoulasHamish Bond Andrew Triggs Hodge Apostolos Gkountoulas



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Croatia (CRO) 6:03.33 Lithuania (LTU) 6:05.31 New Zealand (NZL) 6:06.73Martin Sinkovic Rolandas Mascinskas Robert MansonValent Sinkovic Saulius Ritter Christopher Harris

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Croatia (CRO) 6:00.52 Italy (ITA) 6:04.42 Australia (AUS) 6:04.43Martin Sinkovic Romano Battisti James McraeValent Sinkovic Francesco Fossi Alexander Belonogoff

2013 Chungju (KOR) Norway (NOR) 6:09.51 Lithuania (LTU) 6:10.87 Italy (ITA) 6:12.54Nils Jakob Hoff Rolandas Mascinskas Francesco FossiKjetil Borch Saulius Ritter Romano Battisti

2011 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:10.76 Germany (GER) 6:10.82 France (FRA) 6:14.31Nathan Cohen Hans Gruhne Cedric BerrestJoseph Sullivan Stephan Krueger Julien Bahain

2010 Karapiro (NZL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:22.63 Great Britain (GBR) 6:24.21 France (FRA) 6:28.54Nathan Cohen Matthew Wells Cedric BerrestJoseph Sullivan Marcus Bateman Julien Bahain

2009 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 6:07.02 France (FRA) 6:07.82 Estonia (EST) 6:07.86Eric Knittel Julien Bahain Allar RajaStephan Krueger Cedric Berrest Kaspar Taimsoo


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Men's Four (M4-)


2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Italy (ITA) 5:46.78 Australia (AUS) 5:48.74 Great Britain (GBR) 5:49.00Marco Di Costanzo William Lockwood Scott DurantMatteo Castaldo Joshua Dunkley-Smith Alan SinclairMatteo Lodo Spencer Turrin Tom RansleyGiuseppe Vicino Alexander Hill Stewart Innes

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Great Britain (GBR) 5:40.24 United States (USA) 5:42.90 Australia (AUS) 5:43.47Alex Gregory Grant James Fergus PragnellMohamed Sbihi Michael Gennaro Joshua Dunkley-SmithGeorge Nash Henrik Rummel Spencer TurrinAndrew Triggs Hodge Seth Weil Alexander Lloyd

2013 Chungju (KOR) Netherlands (NED) 6:13.95 Australia (AUS) 6:14.58 United States (USA) 6:15.46Boaz Meylink William Lockwood Grant JamesKaj Hendriks Alexander Lloyd Seth WeilMechiel Versluis Spencer Turrin Henrik RummelRobert Luecken Joshua Dunkley-Smith Michael Gennaro

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 5:55.18 Greece (GRE) 6:13.57 Australia (AUS) 6:14.81Matt Langridge Stergios Papachristos Samuel LochRichard Egington Ioannis Tsilis Drew GinnTom James Georgios Tziallas Nicholas PurnellAlex Gregory Ioannis Christou Joshua Dunkley-Smith

2010 Karapiro (NZL) France (FRA) 6:45.38 Greece (GRE) 6:47.15 New Zealand (NZL) 6:48.38Jean-Baptiste Macquet Stergios Papachristos Jade UruGermain Chardin Ioannis Tsilis Simon WatsonJulien Despres Nikolaos Gkountoulas Hamish BursonDorian Mortelette Apostolos Gkountoulas David Eade

2009 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR) 5:47.28 Australia (AUS) 5:49.20 Slovenia (SLO) 5:51.11Alex Partridge Matthew Ryan Tomaz PirihRichard Egington James Marburg Rok RozmanAlex Gregory Cameron Mckenzie Mcharg Rok KolanderMatt Langridge Francis Hegerty Miha Pirih



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) France (FRA) 6:13.38 Great Britain (GBR) 6:15.15 Norway (NOR) 6:15.62Stany Delayre Will Fletcher Kristoffer BrunJeremie Azou Richard Chambers Are Strandli

2014 Amsterdam (NED) South Africa (RSA) 6:05.36 France (FRA) 6:05.45 Norway (NOR) 6:05.79James Thompson Stany Delayre Kristoffer BrunJohn Smith Jeremie Azou Are Strandli

2013 Chungju (KOR) Norway (NOR) 6:36.04 Switzerland (SUI) 6:37.11 Great Britain (GBR) 6:38.04Kristoffer Brun Simon Schuerch Richard ChambersAre Strandli Mario Gyr Peter Chambers

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:18.67 New Zealand (NZL) 6:19.01 Italy (ITA) 6:21.33Zac Purchase Storm Uru Lorenzo BertiniMark Hunter Peter Taylor Elia Luini

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 7:13.47 Italy (ITA) 7:15.88 New Zealand (NZL) 7:18.31Zac Purchase Lorenzo Bertini Storm UruMark Hunter Elia Luini Peter Taylor

2009 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:10.62 France (FRA) 6:12.57 Italy (ITA) 6:15.08Storm Uru Jeremie Azou Marcello MianiPeter Taylor Frederic Dufour Elia Luini



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Switzerland (SUI) 5:55.31 Denmark (DEN) 5:57.58 France (FRA) 5:58.22Lucas Tramer Kasper Joergensen Franck SolforosiSimon Schuerch Jens Vilhelmsen Thomas BaroukhSimon Niepmann Jacob Barsoe Thibault ColardMario Gyr Jacob Larsen Guillaume Raineau

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Denmark (DEN) 5:47.15 New Zealand (NZL) 5:48.76 Great Britain (GBR) 5:49.58Kasper Winther James Hunter Mark AldredJacob Larsen Alistair Bond Peter ChambersJacob Barsoe Peter Taylor Richard ChambersMorten Joergensen Curtis Rapley Chris Bartley

2013 Chungju (KOR) Denmark (DEN) 5:55.68 New Zealand (NZL) 5:57.28 Great Britain (GBR) 5:59.98Kasper Winther James Hunter Adam Freeman-PaskJacob Larsen James Lassche William FletcherJacob Barsoe Peter Taylor Jonathan CleggMorten Joergensen Curtis Rapley Chris Bartley


Lightweight Men’s Four (LM4-) continued


2011 Bled (SLO) Australia (AUS) 5:55.10 Italy (ITA) 5:56.33 Great Britain (GBR) 5:57.33Anthony Edwards Daniele Danesin Richard ChambersSamuel Beltz Andrea Caianiello Chris BartleyBenjamin Cureton Marcello Miani Paul MattickTodd Skipworth Martino Goretti Rob Williams

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 6:10.71 Australia (AUS) 6:10.78 China (CHN) 6:10.79Richard Chambers Anthony Edwards Lei LiPaul Mattick Samuel Beltz Chenggang YuRob Williams Blair Tunevitsch Zhe HuangChris Bartley Todd Skipworth Zhongwei Li

2009 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 5:50.77 Denmark (DEN) 5:51.02 Poland (POL) 5:52.70Matthias Schoemann-Finck Christian Pedersen Lukasz PawlowskiJost Schoemann-Finck Jens Vilhelmsen Lukasz SiemionJochen Kuehner Kasper Winther Milosz BernatajtysMartin Kuehner Morten Joergensen Pawel Randa



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Germany (GER) 5:53.22 Australia (AUS) 5:54.75 Estonia (EST) 5:56.34Karl Schulze David Crawshay Andrei JamsaPhilipp Wende Karsten Forsterling Allar RajaLauritz Schoof Cameron Girdlestone Tonu EndreksonHans Gruhne David Watts Kaspar Taimsoo

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Ukraine (UKR) 5:32.26 Great Britain (GBR) 5:32.35 Germany (GER) 5:36.97Dmytro Mikhay Graeme Thomas Karl SchulzeArtem Morozov Sam Townsend Tim GrohmannOlexandr Nadtoka Charles Cousins Kai FuhrmannIvan Dovgodko Peter Lambert Philipp Wende

2013 Chungju (KOR) Croatia (CRO) 5:53.57 Germany (GER) 5:54.39 Great Britain (GBR) 5:54.78David Sain Karl Schulze Graeme ThomasMartin Sinkovic Paul Heinrich Sam TownsendDamir Martin Lauritz Schoof Charles CousinsValent Sinkovic Tim Grohmann Peter Lambert

2011 Bled (SLO) Australia (AUS) 5:39.31 Germany (GER) 5:39.56 Croatia (CRO) 5:42.82Christopher Morgan Karl Schulze David SainJames Mcrae Philipp Wende Martin SinkovicKarsten Forsterling Lauritz Schoof Damir MartinDaniel Noonan Tim Grohmann Valent Sinkovic

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Croatia (CRO) 6:15.78 Italy (ITA) 6:17.04 Australia (AUS) 6:18.93David Sain Luca Agamennoni Karsten ForsterlingMartin Sinkovic Simone Venier David CrawshayDamir Martin Matteo Stefanini James McraeValent Sinkovic Simone Raineri Daniel Noonan

2009 Poznan (POL) Poland (POL) 5:38.33 Australia (AUS) 5:39.66 Germany (GER) 5:39.85Konrad Wasielewski Nick Hudson Tim GrohmannMarek Kolbowicz Jared Bidwell Karsten BrodowskiMichal Jelinski David Crawshay Marcel HackerAdam Korol Daniel Noonan Tim Bartels

Men's Eight (M8+)


2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Great Britain (GBR) 5:36.18 Germany (GER) 5:36.36 Netherlands (NED) 5:38.09Matt Gotrel Maximilian Munski Dirk UittenbogaardConstantine Louloudis Malte Jakschik Boaz MeylinkPete Reed Maximilian Reinelt Kaj HendriksPaul Bennett Eric Johannesen Boudewijn RoellMohamed Sbihi Anton Braun Olivier SiegelaarAlex Gregory Felix Drahotta Tone WietenGeorge Nash Richard Schmidt Mechiel VersluisWilliam Satch Hannes Ocik Robert LueckenPhelan Hill Martin Sauer Peter Wiersum

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Great Britain (GBR) 5:24.11 Germany (GER) 5:24.77 Poland (POL) 5:26.90Nathaniel Reilly-O'Donnell Maximilian Planer Zbigniew SchodowskiMatthew Tarrant Malte Jakschik Mateusz WilangowskiWilliam Satch Andreas Kuffner Marcin BrzezinskiMatthew Gotrel Felix Drahotta Robert FuchsPete Reed Richard Schmidt Krystian AranowskiPaul Bennett Eric Johannesen Michal SzpakowskiTom Ransley Maximilian Reinelt Mikolaj BurdaConstantine Louloudis Felix Wimberger Piotr JuszczakPhelan Hill Martin Sauer Daniel Trojanowski


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2013 Chungju (KOR) Great Britain (GBR) 5:30.35 Germany (GER) 5:30.89 United States (USA) 5:33.92Daniel Ritchie Hannes Ocik Ian SilveiraTom Ransley Maximilian Munski Ross JamesAlex Gregory Eric Johannesen Nareg GuregianPete Reed Maximilian Reinelt Ambrose PuttmannMohamed Sbihi Anton Braun Austin HackAndrew Triggs Hodge Felix Drahotta Stephen KasprzykGeorge Nash Richard Schmidt Thomas DethlefsWilliam Satch Kristof Wilke Thomas PeszekPhelan Hill Martin Sauer Zachary Vlahos

2011 Bled (SLO) Germany (GER) 5:28.81 Great Britain (GBR) 5:30.83 Canada (CAN) 5:31.18Gregor Hauffe Nathaniel Reilly-O'Donnell Gabriel BergenAndreas Kuffner Cameron Nichol Andrew ByrnesEric Johannesen James Foad Jeremiah BrownMaximilian Reinelt Alex Partridge Douglas CsimaRichard Schmidt Mohamed Sbihi Malcolm HowardLukas Mueller Greg Searle Conlin MccabeFlorian Mennigen Tom Ransley Rob GibsonKristof Wilke Daniel Ritchie Will CrothersMartin Sauer Phelan Hill Brian Price

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Germany (GER) 5:33.84 Great Britain (GBR) 5:34.46 Australia (AUS) 5:35.96Gregor Hauffe Tom Broadway William LockwoodMaximilian Reinelt James Clarke Matthew RyanKristof Wilke Cameron Nichol Francis HegertyFlorian Mennigen James Foad Cameron Mckenzie MchargRichard Schmidt Mohamed Sbihi James MarburgLukas Mueller Greg Searle Samuel LochToni Seifert Tom Ransley Nicholas PurnellSebastian Schmidt Daniel Ritchie Joshua Dunkley-SmithMartin Sauer Phelan Hill Tobias Lister

2009 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 5:24.13 Canada (CAN) 5:27.15 Netherlands (NED) 5:28.32Urs Kaeufer Steven Vanknotsenburg Meindert KlemGregor Hauffe Gabriel Bergen Robert LueckenFlorian Mennigen Rob Gibson David KuiperKristof Wilke Douglas Csima Jozef KlaassenRichard Schmidt Malcolm Howard Olivier SiegelaarFilip Adamski Andrew Byrnes Mitchel SteenmanToni Seifert James Dunaway Olaf Van AndelSebastian Schmidt Derek O'Farrell Diederik SimonMartin Sauer Mark Laidlaw Peter Wiersum

Women’s results



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Australia (AUS) 7:38.92 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:41.88 China (CHN) 7:43.21Kimberley Brennan Miroslava Topinkova

KnapkovaJingli Duan

2014 Amsterdam (NED) New Zealand (NZL) 7:14.95 Australia (AUS) 7:17.33 China (CHN) 7:22.57Emma Twigg Kim Crow Jingli Duan

2013 Chungju (KOR) Australia (AUS) 7:31.34 New Zealand (NZL) 7:33.57 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:36.88Kim Crow Emma Twigg Mirka Knapkova

2011 Bled (SLO) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:26.64 Belarus (BLR) 7:28.68 New Zealand (NZL) 7:30.68Mirka Knapkova Ekaterina Karsten Emma Twigg

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Sweden (SWE) 7:47.61 Belarus (BLR) 7:47.79 New Zealand (NZL) 7:49.64Frida Svensson Ekaterina Karsten Emma Twigg

2009 Poznan (POL) Belarus (BLR) 7:11.78 Great Britain (GBR) 7:13.57 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:16.22Ekaterina Karsten Katherine Grainger Mirka Knapkova



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Great Britain (GBR) 6:52.99 New Zealand (NZL) 6:56.75 United States (USA) 7:00.55Helen Glover Grace Prendergast Felice MuellerHeather Stanning Kerri Gowler Eleanor Logan

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Great Britain (GBR) 6:50.61 United States (USA) 6:52.87 New Zealand (NZL) 6:54.79Helen Glover Megan Kalmoe Louise TrappittHeather Stanning Kerry Simmonds Rebecca Scown

2013 Chungju (KOR) Great Britain (GBR) 7:22.82 Romania (ROU) 7:25.75 New Zealand (NZL) 7:27.58Helen Glover Roxana Cogianu Kayla PrattPolly Swann Nicoleta Albu Rebecca Scown

2011 Bled (SLO) New Zealand (NZL) 6:58.16 Great Britain (GBR) 6:58.24 Australia (AUS) 7:03.98Juliette Haigh Helen Glover Sarah TaitRebecca Scown Heather Stanning Kate Hornsey


Women’s Pair (W2-) continued


2010 Karapiro (NZL) New Zealand (NZL) 7:17.12 Great Britain (GBR) 7:20.24 United States (USA) 7:22.46Juliette Haigh Helen Glover Zsuzsanna FranciaRebecca Scown Heather Stanning Erin Cafaro

2009 Poznan (POL) United States (USA) 7:06.28 Romania (ROU) 7:06.64 New Zealand (NZL) 7:06.94Zsuzsanna Francia Camelia Lupascu Emma-Jane FeatheryErin Cafaro Nicoleta Albu Rebecca Scown

Women's Double Sculls (W2x)


2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) New Zealand (NZL) 6:45.09 Greece (GRE) 6:46.51 Germany (GER) 6:47.19Eve Macfarlane Aikaterini Nikolaidou Julia LierZoe Stevenson Sofia Asoumanaki Mareike Adams

2014 Amsterdam (NED) New Zealand (NZL) 6:38.04 Poland (POL) 6:39.36 Australia (AUS) 6:41.71Fiona Bourke Magdalena Fularczyk Olympia AlderseyZoe Stevenson Natalia Madaj Sally Kehoe

2013 Chungju (KOR) Lithuania (LTU) 6:51.82 New Zealand (NZL) 6:51.86 Belarus (BLR) 6:55.90Donata Vistartaite Fiona Bourke Ekaterina KarstenMilda Valciukaite Zoe Stevenson Yuliya Bichyk

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 6:44.73 Australia (AUS) 6:45.98 New Zealand (NZL) 6:46.74Anna Watkins Kerry Hore Fiona PatersonKatherine Grainger Kim Crow Anna Reymer

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 7:04.70 Australia (AUS) 7:10.08 Poland (POL) 7:14.40Anna Watkins Kerry Hore Magdalena FularczykKatherine Grainger Kim Crow Julia Michalska

2009 Poznan (POL) Poland (POL) 6:47.18 Great Britain (GBR) 6:48.82 Bulgaria (BUL) 6:50.16Magdalena Fularczyk Anna Watkins Rumyana NeykovaJulia Michalska Annabel Vernon Miglena Markova



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) New Zealand (NZL) 6:53.01 Great Britain (GBR) 6:54.22 South Africa (RSA) 6:55.79Sophie Mackenzie Charlotte Taylor Kirsten MccannJulia Edward Katherine Copeland Ursula Grobler

2014 Amsterdam (NED) New Zealand (NZL) 6:48.56 Canada (CAN) 6:50.41 China (CHN) 6:53.40Sophie MacKenzie Lindsay Jennerich Wenyi HuangJulia Edward Patricia Obee Dandan Pan

2013 Chungju (KOR) Italy (ITA) 7:17.31 United States (USA) 7:20.73 Germany (GER) 7:22.24Laura Milani Kristin Hedstrom Lena MuellerElisabetta Sancassani Kathleen Bertko Anja Noske

2011 Bled (SLO) Greece (GRE) 6:59.80 Canada (CAN) 7:03.46 Great Britain (GBR) 7:04.33Christina Giazitzidou Lindsay Jennerich Hester GoodsellAlexandra Tsiavou Patricia Obee Sophie Hosking

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Canada (CAN) 8:06.20 Germany (GER) 8:07.33 Greece (GRE) 8:09.14Lindsay Jennerich Daniela Reimer Christina GiazitzidouTracy 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 GoodsellAlexandra Tsiavou Agnieszka Renc Sophie Hosking



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) United States (USA) 6:27.07 Germany (GER) 6:28.41 Netherlands (NED) 6:29.69Amanda Elmore Annekatrin Thiele Nicole BeukersTracy Eisser Carina Baer Chantal AchterbergMegan Kalmoe Marie-Catherine Arnold Inge JanssenOlivia Coffey Lisa Schmidla Carline Bouw

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Germany (GER) 6:06.84 China (CHN) 6:10.51 United States (USA) 6:12.03Annekatrin Thiele Yan Jiang Grace LatzCarina Baer Xiaoxing Shen Tracy EisserJulia Lier Yang Lyu Olivia CoffeyLisa Schmidla Xinyue Zhang Felice Mueller

2013 Chungju (KOR) Germany (GER) 6:41.86 Canada (CAN) 6:45.02 Poland (POL) 6:46.27Annekatrin Thiele Emily Cameron Sylwia LewandowskaCarina Baer Katharine Goodfellow Joanna LeszczynskaJulia Richter Carling Zeeman Magdalena FularczykBritta Oppelt Antje Von Seydlitz-Kurzbach Natalia Madaj


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Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x) continued


2011 Bled (SLO) Germany (GER) 6:18.37 United States (USA) 6:19.90 New Zealand (NZL) 6:23.33Julia Richter Stesha Carle Sarah GRAYTina Manker Natalie Dell Louise TRAPPITTStephanie Schiller Adrienne Martelli Fiona BOURKEBritta Oppelt Megan Kalmoe Eve MACFARLANE

2010 Karapiro (NZL) Great Britain (GBR) 7:12.78 Ukraine (UKR) 7:14.95 Germany (GER) 7:15.26Debbie Flood Kateryna Tarasenko Britta OppeltBeth Rodford Olena Buryak Carina BaerFrances Houghton Anastasiia Kozhenkova Tina MankerAnnabel Vernon Yana Dementieva Julia Richter

2009 Poznan (POL) Ukraine (UKR) 6:18.41 United States (USA) 6:21.54 Germany (GER) 6:24.27Svitlana Spiryukhova Megan Walsh Annekatrin ThieleTetiana Kolesnikova Stesha Carle Peggy WaleskaAnastasiia Kozhenkova Sarah Trowbridge Stephanie SchillerYana Dementieva Kathleen Bertko Christiane Huth

Women's Eight (W8+)


2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) United States (USA) 6:05.65 New Zealand (NZL) 6:08.52 Canada (CAN) 6:09.05Victoria Opitz Kayla Pratt Lisa RomanMeghan Musnicki Emma Dyke Cristy NurseAmanda Polk Ruby Tew Jennifer MartinsLauren Schmetterling Kelsey Bevan Ashley BrzozowiczEmily Regan Grace Prendergast Christine RoperKerry Simmonds Kerri Gowler Susanne GraingerTessa Gobbo Genevieve Behrent Natalie MastracciHeidi Robbins Rebecca Scown Lauren WilkinsonKatelin Snyder Frances Turner Lesley Thompson-Willie

2014 Amsterdam (NED) United States (USA) 5:56.83 Canada (CAN) 5:59.66 China (CHN) 6:00.52Victoria Opitz Cristy Nurse Dan ZhangMeghan Musnicki Lisa Roman Linlin GuoAmanda Polk Rosanne Deboef Liqin YiLauren Schmetterling Natalie Mastracci Qiuqiu GaoGrace Luczak Susanne Grainger Xiaotong CuiCaroline Lind Christine Roper Rui JuEleanor Logan Ashley Brzozowicz Min ZhangHeidi Robbins Lauren Wilkinson Huan ZhangKatelin Snyder Lesley Thompson-Willie Li Zhao

2013 Chungju (KOR) United States (USA) 6:02.14 Romania (ROU) 6:07.04 Canada (CAN) 6:09.34Amanda Polk Cristina Ilie Lisa RomanKerry Simmonds Ionelia Zaharia Jennifer MartinsEmily Regan Cristina Grigoras Carolyn GanesLauren Schmetterling Ioana Craciun Susanne GraingerGrace Luczak Camelia Lupascu Sarah BlackMeghan Musnicki Andreea Boghian Christine RoperVictoria Opitz Roxana Cogianu Natalie MastracciCaroline Lind Nicoleta Albu Cristy NurseKatelin Snyder Daniela Druncea Kristen Kit

2011 Bled (SLO) United States (USA) 6:03.65 Canada (CAN) 6:04.39 Great Britain (GBR) 6:06.03Esther Lofgren Janine Hanson Alison KnowlesZsuzsanna Francia Rachelle Viinberg Jo CookMeghan Musnicki Natalie Mastracci Jessica EddieTaylor Ritzel Cristy Nurse Louisa ReeveJamie Redman Krista Guloien Natasha PageAmanda Polk Ashley Brzozowicz Lindsey MaguireCaroline Lind Darcy Marquardt Katie GrevesEleanor Logan Andreanne Morin Victoria ThornleyMary Whipple Lesley Thompson-Willie Caroline O'Connor

2010 Karapiro (NZL) United States (USA) 6:12.42 Canada (CAN) 6:16.12 Romania (ROU) 6:18.96Anna Goodale Emma Darling Roxana CogianuAmanda Polk Cristy Nurse Ionelia ZahariaJamie Redman Janine Hanson Maria Diana BursucTaylor Ritzel Rachelle Viinberg Ioana CraciunEsther Lofgren Krista Guloien Adelina CojocariuEleanor Logan Ashley Brzozowicz Nicoleta AlbuMeghan Musnicki Darcy Marquardt Camelia LupascuKatherine Glessner Andreanne Morin Eniko MironcicMary Whipple Lesley Thompson-Willie Talida-Teodora Gidoiu

2009 Poznan (POL) United States (USA) 6:05.34 Romania (ROU) 6:06.94 Netherlands (NED) 6:07.43Erin Cafaro Roxana Cogianu Nienke GroenMara Allen Ionelia Zaharia Claudia BelderbosLaura Larsen-Strecker Maria Diana Bursuc Jacobine VeenhovenZsuzsanna Francia Ioana Craciun Sytske De GrootAnna Goodale Adelina Cojocariu Chantal AchterbergLindsay Shoop Nicoleta Albu Nienke KingmaCaroline Lind Camelia Lupascu Carline BouwKatherine Glessner Eniko Mironcic Femke DekkerKatelin Snyder Talida-Teodora Gidoiu Anne Schellekens


6.3 Paralympic Games 2008-2012

Men’s results

Para Men’s Single Sculls (ASM1x)


2012 London (GBR) China (CHN) 4:52.36 Australia (AUS) 4:55.85 Russia (RUS) 4:55.91Huang Cheng Erik Horrie Alexey Chuvashev

2008 Beijing (CHN) Great Britain (GBR) 5:22.09 Ukraine (UKR) 5:26.03 Israel (ISR) 5:39.11Tom Aggar Oleksandr Petrenko Eli Nawi

Women’s results

Para Women’s Single Sculls (ASW1x)


2012 London (GBR) Ukraine (UKR) 5:35.29 France (FRA) 5:43.56 Belarus (BLR) 5:47.54Alla Lysenko Nathalie Benoit Liudmila Vauchok

2008 Beijing (CHN) Great Britain (GBR) 6:12.93 Belarus (BLR) 6:25.44 United States (USA) 6:35.07Helene Raynsford Liudmila Vauchok Laura Schwanger

Mixed’s results

Para Mixed Double Sculls (TAMix2x)


2012 London (GBR) China (CHN) 3:57.63 France (FRA) 4:03.06 United States (USA) 4:05.56Lou Xiaoxian Perle Bouge Oksana MastersFei Tianming Stephane Tardieu Rob Jones

2008 Beijing (CHN) China (CHN) 4:20.69 Australia (AUS) 4:21.58 Brazil (BRA) 4:28.36Zhou Yangjing John MacLean Elton SantanaShan Zilong Kathryn Ross Josiane Lima

Para Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+)


2012 London (GBR) Great Britain (GBR) 3:19.38 Germany (GER) 3:21.44 Ukraine (UKR) 3:23.22Pamela Relph Anke Molkenthin Andrii StelmakhNaomi Riches Astrid Hengsbach Kateryna MorozovaDavid Smith Tino Kolitscher Olena PukhaievaJames Roe Kai Kruse Denys SobolLily Van Den Broecke Katrin Splitt Volodymyr Kozlov

2008 Beijing (CHN) Italy (ITA) 3:33.13 United States (USA) 3:37.61 Great Britain (GBR) 3:38.37Paola Protopapa Emma Preuschl Vicki HansfordLuca Agoletto Tracy Tackett Naomi RichesDaniele Signore Jesse Karmazin Alastair McKeanGraziana Saccocci Jamie Dean James MorganAlessandro Franzetti Simona Chin Alan Sherman

6.4 World Rowing Championships 2009-2011, 2013-2015 (current Para-rowing boat classes)

Men’s results



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Australia (AUS) 4:45.55 Great Britain (GBR) 4:51.09 Ukraine (UKR) 4:51.70Erik Horrie Tom Aggar Igor Bondar

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Australia (AUS) 4:50.68 Great Britain (GBR) 4:53.41 Russia (RUS) 4:58.96Erik Horrie Tom Aggar Alexey Chuvashev

2013 Chungju (KOR) Australia (AUS) 4:35.98 Ukraine (UKR) 4:42.62 Russia (RUS) 4:44.15Erik Horrie Igor Bondar Alexey Chuvashev

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 4:58.01 Russia (RUS) 5:00.09 Australia (AUS) 5:04.75Tom Aggar Alexey Chuvashev Erik Horrie


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Historical Results

Women’s results



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Israel (ISR) 5:25.92 Great Britain (GBR) 5:27.02 Norway (NOR) 5:31.94Moran SAMUEL Rachel MORRIS Birgit SKARSTEIN

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Norway (NOR) 5:22.12 Israel (ISR) 5:33.86 Belarus (BLR) 5:39.10Birgit Skarstein Moran Samuel Liudmila Vauchok

2013 Chungju (KOR) Russia (RUS) 5:13.95 Norway (NOR) 5:18.79 Brazil (BRA) 5:29.82Natalia Bolshakova Birgit Skarstein Claudia Santos

2011 Bled (SLO) Ukraine (UKR) 5:39.52 France (FRA) 5:41.39 Israel (ISR) 5:49.97Alla Lysenko Nathalie Benoit Moran Samuel

Mixed’s results



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Australia (AUS) 4:03.51 Great Britain (GBR) 4:04.03 France (FRA) 4:06.08Gavin Bellis Laurence Whiteley Perle BougeKathryn Ross Lauren Rowles Stephane Tardieu

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Australia (AUS) 4:02.55 France (FRA) 4:05.11 Brazil (BRA) 4:07.54Gavin Bellis Perle Bouge Josiane LimaKathryn Ross Stephane Tardieu Michel Gomes Pessanha

2013 Chungju (KOR) Australia (AUS) 3:58.00 France (FRA) 3:59.93 Ukraine (UKR) 4:03.34Gavin Bellis Perle Bouge Iryna KyrychenkoKathryn Ross Stephane Tardieu Dmytro Ivanov

2011 Bled (SLO) China (CHN) 4:01.81 France (FRA) 4:02.98 Australia (AUS) 4:05.13Xiaoxian Lou Perle Bouge John MacleanTianming Fei Stephane Tardieu Kathryn Ross



2015 Aiguebelette (FRA) Great Britain (GBR) 3:19.56 United States (USA) 3:19.82 Canada (CAN) 3:27.38Grace Clough Jaclyn Smith Victoria NolanDaniel Brown Danielle Hansen Veronique BoucherPamela Relph Zachary Burns Curtis HalladayJames C. Fox Richard Vandegrift Andrew ToddOliver James Jennifer Sichel Kristen Kit

2014 Amsterdam (NED) Great Britain (GBR) 3:20.45 United States (USA) 3:25.49 Italy (ITA) 3:30.39Grace Clough Jaclyn Smith Lucilla AgliotiPamela Relph Richard Vandegrift Valentina GrassiDaniel Brown Zachary Burns Tommaso SchettinoJames C. Fox Danielle Hansen Omar AiroloOliver James Jennifer Sichel Giuseppe Di Capua

2013 Chungju (KOR) Great Britain (GBR) 3:16.12 Italy (ITA) 3:21.70 South Africa (RSA) 3:22.90Pamela Relph Paola Protopapa Shannon MurrayNaomi Riches Lucilla Aglioti Lucy PeroldOliver Hester Tommaso Schettino Dieter RossleeJames C. Fox Omar Airolo Gavin KilpatrickOliver James Giuseppe Di Capua Willie Morgan

2011 Bled (SLO) Great Britain (GBR) 3:27.10 Canada (CAN) 3:31.84 Germany (GER) 3:33.27Pamela Relph Anthony Theriault Anke MolkenthinNaomi Riches David Blair Christiane QuirinDavid Smith Victoria Nolan Martin LossauJames Roe Meghan Montgomery Michael SchulzLily Van Den Broecke Laura Comeau Katrin Splitt

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Men’s results



2016 Varese (ITA) Croatia (CRO) 7:10.23 Cuba (CUB) 7:16.22 Belgium (BEL) 7:17.38Damir Martin Angel Fournier Rodriguez Hannes Obreno

2016 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:54.11 Czech Republic (CZE) 6:57.43 Cuba (CUB) 6:59.31Mahe Drysdale Ondrej Synek Angel Fournier Rodriguez

2016 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL1) 6:37.81 Croatia (CRO) 6:39.14 Great Britain (GBR1) 6:42.54Mahe Drysdale Damir Martin Alan Campbell

Men’s Pair (M2-)


2016 Varese (ITA) Great Britain (GBR1) 6:40.06 Netherlands (NED1) 6:42.43 South Africa (RSA) 6:45.10Nathaniel Reilly-O'Donnell Roel Braas Lawrence BrittainMatthew Tarrant Mitchel Steenman Shaun Keeling

2016 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL1) 6:48.57 Netherlands (NED1) 6:51.05 Great Britain (GBR) 6:51.05Eric Murray Roel Braas Nathaniel Reilly-O'DonnellHamish Bond Mitchel Steenman Matthew Tarrant

2016 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL1) 6:18.58 Australia (AUS1) 6:21.29 Great Britain (GBR2) 6:23.76Eric Murray Spencer Turrin Alan SinclairHamish Bond Alexander Lloyd Stewart Innes



2016 Varese (ITA) Croatia (CRO) 6:33.10 Poland (POL) 6:35.73 Switzerland (SUI) 6:36.33Martin Sinkovic Dawid Grabowski Nico StahlbergValent Sinkovic Dominik Czaja Roman Roeoesli

2016 Lucerne (SUI) Croatia (CRO) 6:14.31 New Zealand (NZL) 6:16.25 Lithuania (LTU) 6:17.62Martin Sinkovic Robert Manson Rolandas MascinskasValent Sinkovic Christopher Harris Saulius Ritter

2016 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:08.34 Great Britain (GBR) 6:08.97 France (FRA) 6:09.15Robert Manson Jonathan Walton Hugo BoucheronChristopher Harris John Collins Matthieu Androdias

Men's Four (M4-)


2016 Varese (ITA) United States (USA) 6:09.88 Italy (ITA1) 6:10.16 Netherlands (NED) 6:10.89Charles Cole Marco Di Costanzo Harold LangenMatthew Miller Matteo Castaldo Peter Van SchieHenrik Rummel Matteo Lodo Vincent Van Der WantSeth Weil Giuseppe Vicino Govert Viergever

2016 Lucerne (SUI) Great Britain (GBR) 5:55.48 Australia (AUS) 5:55.75 Netherlands (NED) 5:58.29Callum Mcbrierty William Lockwood Harold LangenMohamed Sbihi Joshua Dunkley-Smith Peter Van SchieGeorge Nash Joshua Booth Vincent Van Der WantAlex Gregory Joshua Hicks Govert Viergever

2016 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR) 5:42.79 Italy (ITA) 5:45.40 Australia (AUS) 5:45.53Alex Gregory Marco Di Costanzo William LockwoodMohamed Sbihi Matteo Castaldo Joshua Dunkley-SmithGeorge Nash Matteo Lodo Joshua BoothConstantine Louloudis Giuseppe Vicino Alexander Hill



2016 Varese (ITA) South Africa (RSA) 6:41.13 Ireland (IRL) 6:41.36 Belgium (BEL) 6:44.12James Thompson Gary O'Donovan Tim BrysJohn Smith Paul O'Donovan Niels Van Zandweghe

2016 Lucerne (SUI) France (FRA) 6:19.26 Norway (NOR) 6:21.81 South Africa (RSA) 6:22.42Pierre Houin Kristoffer Brun James ThompsonJeremie Azou Are Strandli John Smith

2016 Poznan (POL) France (FRA) 6:11.92 Norway (NOR) 6:14.01 Italy (ITA) 6:14.67Pierre Houin Kristoffer Brun Andrea MichelettiJeremie Azou Are Strandli Marcello Miani


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2016 Varese (ITA) Switzerland (SUI) 6:16.91 China (CHN) 6:22.33 United States (USA) 6:22.99Lucas Tramer Wei Jin Robin PrendesSimon Schuerch Jingbin Zhao Anthony FahdenSimon Niepmann Chenggang Yu Edward KingMario Gyr Tiexin Wang Tyler Nase

2016 Lucerne (SUI) New Zealand (NZL) 6:02.14 Switzerland (SUI) 6:03.92 Denmark (DEN) 6:04.43James Lassche Lucas Tramer Kasper JoergensenMatthew Dunham Simon Schuerch Jacob LarsenAlistair Bond Simon Niepmann Jacob BarsoeJames Hunter Mario Gyr Morten Joergensen

2016 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 5:48.34 Denmark (DEN) 5:51.07 Great Britain (GBR) 5:51.78James Lassche Kasper Joergensen Chris BartleyMatthew Dunham Jacob Larsen Mark AldredAlistair Bond Jacob Barsoe Jono CleggJames Hunter Morten Joergensen Peter Chambers



2016 Varese (ITA) Russia (RUS) 6:02.18 Canada (CAN) 6:04.92 Poland (POL) 6:08.25Nikita Morgachev Julien Bahain Mateusz BiskupArtem Kosov Robert Michael Gibson Dariusz RadoszVladislav Ryabcev Will Dean Miroslaw ZietarskiSergey Fedorovtsev Pascal Lussier Wiktor Chabel

2016 Lucerne (SUI) Australia (AUS) 5:48.49 Great Britain (GBR) 5:51.38 Switzerland (SUI) 5:53.18Karsten Forsterling Jack Beaumont Markus KesslerAlexander Belonogoff Sam Townsend Augustin MailleferCameron Girdlestone Angus Groom Nico StahlbergJames Mcrae Graeme Thomas Roman Roeoesli

2016 Poznan (POL) Australia (AUS) 5:37.20 Germany (GER) 5:39.58 Poland (POL) 5:40.79Karsten Forsterling Karl Schulze Mateusz BiskupAlexander Belonogoff Philipp Wende Wiktor ChabelCameron Girdlestone Lauritz Schoof Dariusz RadoszJames Mcrae Hans Gruhne Miroslaw Zietarski

Men's Eight (M8+)


2016 Varese (ITA) Netherlands (NED) 5:42.72 Italy (ITA1) 5:43.72 Poland (POL) 5:46.44Mechiel Versluis Mario Paonessa Mateusz WilangowskiBoaz Meylink Fabio Infimo Zbigniew SchodowskiKaj Hendriks Matteo Stefanini Robert FuchsBoudewijn Roell Pierpaolo Frattini Krystian AranowskiOlivier Siegelaar Giovanni Abagnale Marcin BrzezinskiTone Wieten Simone Venier Michal SzpakowskiDirk Uittenbogaard Luca Agamennoni Mikolaj BurdaRobert Luecken Domenico Montrone Piotr JuszczakPeter Wiersum Enrico D'Aniello Daniel Trojanowski

2016 Lucerne (SUI) Netherlands (NED) 5:28.56 Germany (GER) 5:30.30 United States (USA) 5:30.54Dirk Uittenbogaard Maximilian Munski Samuel DommerBoaz Meylink Malte Jakschik Hans StruzynaKaj Hendriks Andreas Kuffner Alexander KarwoskiBoudewijn Roell Felix Drahotta Glenn OchalOlivier Siegelaar Maximilian Reinelt Stephen KasprzykTone Wieten Eric Johannesen Michael Di SantoMechiel Versluis Richard Schmidt Robert MunnRobert Luecken Hannes Ocik Austin HackPeter Wiersum Martin Sauer Samuel Ojserkis

2016 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 5:22.60 Great Britain (GBR) 5:23.23 New Zealand (NZL) 5:29.73Maximilian Munski Scott Durant Thomas MurrayMalte Jakschik Tom Ransley Michael BrakeAndreas Kuffner Andrew T Hodge Shaun KirkhamEric Johannesen Matt Gotrel Isaac GraingerMaximilian Reinelt Pete Reed Jonathan WrightFelix Drahotta Paul Bennett Alex KennedyRichard Schmidt Matt Langridge Brook RobertsonHannes Ocik William Satch Stephen JonesMartin Sauer Phelan Hill Caleb Shepherd

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Women’s results



2016 Varese (ITA) Canada (CAN) 7:49.41 Belarus (BLR1) 7:50.97 Ireland (IRL) 7:51.40Carling Zeeman Ekaterina Karsten Sanita Puspure

2016 Lucerne (SUI) Australia (AUS) 7:28.38 United States (USA) 7:30.98 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:32.27Kimberley Brennan Genevra Stone Miroslava Topinkova

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2016 Poznan (POL) Australia (AUS1) 7:15.98 New Zealand (NZL1) 7:19.15 Switzerland (SUI) 7:22.20Kimberley Brennan Emma Twigg Jeannine Gmelin



2016 Varese (ITA) South Africa (RSA) 7:32.02 Italy (ITA1) 7:35.05 Spain (ESP) 7:39.51Kate Christowitz Alessandra Patelli Anna Boada PeiroLee-Ann Persse Sara Bertolasi Aina Cid I

2016 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA1) 7:06.36 New Zealand (NZL1) 7:07.84 United States (USA2) 7:11.31Felice Mueller Genevieve Behrent Meghan MusnickiGrace Luczak Rebecca Scown Eleanor Logan

2016 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR1) 6:52.79 New Zealand (NZL1) 6:54.39 Romania (ROU) 6:58.76Helen Glover Genevieve Behrent Madalina BeresHeather Stanning Rebecca Scown Laura Oprea



2016 Varese (ITA) Poland (POL) 7:19.82 Netherlands (NED) 7:21.36 Denmark (DEN) 7:25.47Magdalena Fularczyk-

KozlowskaLisa Scheenaard Lisbet Jakobsen

Natalia Madaj Marloes Oldenburg Nina Hollensen

2016 Lucerne (SUI) Lithuania (LTU) 6:52.07 Australia (AUS) 6:52.76 Greece (GRE) 6:54.84Donata Vistartaite Sally Kehoe Aikaterini NikolaidouMilda Valciukaite Genevieve Horton Sofia Asoumanaki

2016 Poznan (POL) Poland (POL) 6:47.75 New Zealand (NZL) 6:50.61 France (FRA) 6:51.94Magdalena Fularczyk-

KozlowskaEve Macfarlane Helene Lefebvre

Natalia Madaj Zoe Stevenson Elodie Ravera-Scaramozzino



2016 Varese (ITA) China (CHN1) 7:19.89 China (CHN2) 7:20.83 South Africa (RSA) 7:26.08Wenyi Huang Dandan Pan Kirsten MccannFeihong Pan Miao Wang Ursula Grobler

2016 Lucerne (SUI) Canada (CAN) 7:10.40 South Africa (RSA) 7:11.47 New Zealand (NZL) 7:11.60Lindsay Jennerich Kirsten Mccann Sophie MackenziePatricia Obee Ursula Grobler Julia Edward

2016 Poznan (POL) Netherlands (NED1) 6:47.69 Denmark (DEN) 6:49.10 New Zealand (NZL) 6:50.65Ilse Paulis Anne Lolk Thomsen Sophie MackenzieMaaike Head Juliane Rasmussen Julia Edward



2016 Varese (ITA) Poland (POL) 6:36.34 Netherlands (NED) 6:36.47 Ukraine (UKR) 6:39.37Agnieszka Kobus Nicole Beukers Daryna VerkhogliadJoanna Leszczynska Chantal Achterberg Olena BuryakMaria Springwald Inge Janssen Anastasiia KozhenkovaMonika Ciaciuch Carline Bouw Ievgeniia Nimchenko

2016 Lucerne (SUI) Poland (POL) 6:32.67 Germany (GER) 6:34.32 Netherlands (NED) 6:34.70Maria Springwald Annekatrin Thiele Chantal AchterbergJoanna Leszczynska Carina Baer Nicole BeukersAgnieszka Kobus Marie-Catherine Arnold Inge JanssenMonika Ciaciuch Lisa Schmidla Carline Bouw

2016 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 6:14.08 Australia (AUS) 6:14.40 Netherlands (NED) 6:15.31Annekatrin Thiele Jessica Hall Chantal AchterbergCarina Baer Kerry Hore Nicole BeukersJulia Lier Jennifer Cleary Inge JanssenLisa Schmidla Madeleine Edmunds Carline Bouw


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Women's Eight (W8+)


2016 Varese (ITA) Netherlands (NED) 6:22.38 Canada (CAN) 6:22.62 Russia (RUS) 6:24.05Wianka Van Dorp Lisa Roman Julia KalinovskayaClaudia Belderbos Cristy Nurse Yulia InozemtsevaLies Rustenburg Natalie Mastracci Anastasia KarabelshchikovaJose Van Veen Susanne Grainger Anastasia TikhanovaElisabeth Hogerwerf Lauren Wilkinson Elena LebedevaSophie Souwer Ashley Brzozowicz Elena OriabinskaiaMonica Lanz Christine Roper Julia PopovaOlivia Van Rooijen Antje Von Seydlitz-Kurzbach Aleksandra FedorovaAe-Ri Noort Lesley Thompson-Willie Ksenia Volkova

2016 Lucerne (SUI) United States (USA) 6:01.12 Great Britain (GBR) 6:01.95 New Zealand (NZL) 6:04.01Emily Regan Katie Greves Kayla PrattFelice Mueller Melanie Wilson Emma DykeTessa Gobbo Frances Houghton Ruby TewLauren Schmetterling Polly Swann Kelsey BevanEleanor Logan Jessica Eddie Grace PrendergastMeghan Musnicki Olivia Carnegie-Brown Kerri GowlerGrace Luczak Karen Bennett Genevieve BehrentAmanda Elmore Zoe Lee Rebecca ScownKatelin Snyder Zoe De Toledo Frances Turner

2016 Poznan (POL) New Zealand (NZL) 6:06.27 Great Britain (GBR) 6:08.25 Netherlands (NED) 6:12.04Kayla Pratt Katie Greves Wianka Van DorpRebecca Scown Melanie Wilson Claudia BelderbosRuby Tew Frances Houghton Aletta JorritsmaKelsey Bevan Polly Swann Jose Van VeenGrace Prendergast Jessica Eddie Elisabeth HogerwerfKerri Gowler Olivia Carnegie-Brown Sophie SouwerGenevieve Behrent Karen Bennett Monica LanzEmma Dyke Zoe Lee Olivia Van RooijenFrances Turner Zoe De Toledo Ae-Ri Noort

Men’s results



2016 Poznan (POL) Ukraine (UKR1) 4:34.71 Ukraine (UKR2) 4:35.61 Australia (AUS) 4:39.51Igor Bondar Roman Polianskyi Erik Horrie

Women’s results



2016 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR) 5:09.28 Norway (NOR) 5:10.57 Israel (ISR) 5:18.30Rachel Morris Birgit Skarstein Moran Samuel

Mixed’s results



2016 Poznan (POL) France (FRA) 3:57.14 Australia (AUS) 3:57.77 Netherlands (NED) 3:58.65Perle Bouge Gavin Bellis Esther Van Der LoosStephane Tardieu Kathryn Ross Marinus De Koning



2016 Poznan (POL) Canada (CAN) 3:22.81 South Africa (RSA) 3:26.58 Ukraine (UKR) 3:27.88Victoria Nolan Shannon Murray Olexandra YankovaMeghan Montgomery Lucy Perold Iryna YarynkaAndrew Todd Dylan Trollope Olexandr BilonozhkoCurtis Halladay Dieter Rosslee Maksym ZhukKristen Kit Willie Morgan Volodymyr Kozlov


7. Statistics7.1 Olympic Games

All Time NOC Medal Table

Men Women Combined

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Silver Bronze Total

1 East Germany 20 4 7 31 13 3 1 17 33 7 8 48

2 United States 29 22 19 70 3 9 5 17 32 31 24 87

3 Great Britain 25 18 11 54 3 4 2 9 28 22 13 63

4 Germany 14 7 10 31 7 6 4 17 21 13 14 48

5 Romania 2 4 2 8 17 6 6 29 19 10 8 37

6 Soviet Union 11 14 7 32 1 6 4 11 12 20 11 43

7 Italy 10 14 12 36 0 0 0 0 10 14 12 36

8 Australia 9 10 10 29 1 3 4 8 10 13 14 37

9 Canada 5 11 10 26 4 5 5 14 9 16 15 40

10 New Zealand 7 2 8 17 2 0 2 4 9 2 10 21

11 France 7 15 12 34 0 0 1 1 7 15 13 35

12 Denmark 7 3 9 19 0 1 2 3 7 4 11 22

13 Netherlands 5 7 6 18 1 4 5 10 6 11 11 28

14 Switzerland 6 8 9 23 0 0 0 0 6 8 9 23

15 West Germany 4 4 4 12 0 0 2 2 4 4 6 14

16 Unified Team of Germany 4 4 1 9 0 0 0 0 4 4 1 9

17 Norway 3 6 6 15 0 0 0 0 3 6 6 15

18 Bulgaria 0 0 2 2 3 4 5 12 3 4 7 14

19 Poland 3 2 9 14 0 1 1 2 3 3 10 16

20 Finland 3 0 3 6 0 1 0 1 3 1 3 7

21 Czechoslovakia 2 2 7 11 0 0 0 0 2 2 7 11

22 Belarus 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 7 2 1 4 7

23 Belgium 1 6 2 9 0 1 1 2 1 7 3 11

24 China 0 0 0 0 1 4 2 7 1 4 2 7

25 Czech Republic 0 3 0 3 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 4

26 Slovenia 1 1 3 5 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 5

26 Yugoslavia 1 1 3 5 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 5

28 Argentina 1 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 4

29 Ukraine 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 1 1 1 3

30 Russia 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 3

31 South Africa 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2

32 Austria 0 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 5

33 Croatia 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3

34 Estonia 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2

34 Sweden 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2

36 Uruguay 0 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4

37 Greece 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 2 3

37 Hungary 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3

39 Spain 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

40 Lithuania 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1

40 Unified Team 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1

Total 182 182 186 550 60 60 60 180 242 242 246 730


All Time Olympic Multi Champions

Men

2 or more golds

Rank Name Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Events First Medal Last Medal

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 4-, 8+ 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


Statistics


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 golds

Rank Name Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Events First Medal Last Medal

1 Elisabeta Lipa-Oleniuc ROU 5 2 1 8 1x, 2x, 4x, 1x 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-, 4x, 8+ 2000 2008

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

6 Elena Georgescu-Nedelc 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 BLR 2 1 2 5 4x, 1x, 1996 2000

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

21 Angela Alupei -Tamas ROU 2 0 0 2 L2x, 4x 2000 2004

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

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

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

21 Marioara Ciobanu-Popescu ROU 2 0 0 2 1x, 2x, 8+ 1984 1996

21 Kerstin El Qalqili-Kowalski GER 2 0 0 2 4x 2000 2004

21 Meike Evers GER 2 0 0 2 1x, 4x 2000 2004

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

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

21 Zsuzsanna Francia USA 2 0 0 2 8+ 2008 2012

21 Christiane Koepke-Knetsch GDR 2 0 0 2 8+ 1976 1980

21 Kerstin Koeppen GER 2 0 0 2 2x, 4x 1992 1996

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

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

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

21 Eleanor Logan USA 2 0 0 2 8+ 2008 2012

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

21 Kristina Mundt-Richter GDR; GER 2 0 0 2 4x 1988 1992

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

21 Jana Rau-Sorgers GDR; GER 2 0 0 2 4x 1988 1996

21 Roswietha Reichel-Zobelt GDR 2 0 0 2 4x+ 1976 1980

21 Ilona Richter-Doerfel GDR 2 0 0 2 8+ 1976 1980

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

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

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


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All Time NOC Medal Table per boat class (current Olympic boat classes)

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



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 Pair (M2-)


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

Men's Four (M4-)


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




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

Lightweight Men’s Four (LM4-)


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



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+)


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


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

Women

Women's Single Sculls (W1x)


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-)


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



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



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

Women's Quadruple Sculls (W4x)


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+)


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


7.2 World Rowing Championships

All Time NF Medal Table (since 1962) – Olympic boat classes

Men Women Combined

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Silver Bronze Total

1 East Germany 52 25 17 94 42 20 8 70 94 45 25 164

2 Italy 74 56 44 174 1 1 5 7 75 57 49 181

3 Germany 34 43 37 114 32 24 22 78 66 67 59 192

4 Great Britain 41 41 35 117 18 22 13 53 60 63 48 171

5 United States 28 25 42 95 29 40 35 104 57 66 77 200

6 Australia 23 19 23 65 20 15 13 48 44 35 36 115

7 New Zealand 24 13 11 48 13 9 11 33 37 22 22 81

8 Soviet Union 17 28 17 62 18 16 12 46 35 44 29 108

9 Denmark 29 16 22 67 4 8 8 20 33 24 30 87

10 Romania 6 10 9 25 25 30 34 89 31 40 43 114

11 West Germany 26 17 18 61 2 6 7 15 28 23 25 76

12 Canada 9 8 20 37 18 22 20 60 27 30 40 97

13 France 21 35 21 77 3 6 2 11 24 42 24 90

14 Netherlands 7 23 20 50 9 13 16 38 16 36 36 88

15 Norway 13 8 9 30 1 0 0 1 14 8 9 31

16 Switzerland 9 11 13 33 4 1 2 7 13 12 15 40

17 China 1 0 4 5 11 8 13 32 12 8 17 37

18 Belarus 1 0 0 1 10 6 11 27 11 6 11 28

19 Poland 8 10 11 29 2 6 3 11 10 16 14 40

20 Bulgaria 2 2 3 7 7 10 11 28 9 12 14 35

21 Austria 8 6 7 21 1 1 0 2 9 7 7 23

22 Greece 4 6 4 14 3 2 4 9 7 8 8 23

23 Spain 6 7 11 24 0 0 4 4 6 7 15 28

24 Czech Republic 4 11 9 24 1 2 2 5 5 13 11 29

25 Ireland 4 6 6 16 1 1 1 3 5 7 7 19

26 Slovenia 4 4 5 13 0 0 0 0 4 4 5 13

26 Croatia 4 3 4 11 0 1 1 2 4 4 5 13

28 Ukraine 1 4 2 7 2 2 2 6 3 6 4 13

29 Finland 2 3 2 7 1 1 2 4 3 4 4 11

30 Hungary 3 1 3 7 0 1 3 4 3 2 6 11

31 Belgium 1 3 2 6 1 4 5 10 2 7 7 16

32 Sweden 0 3 2 5 2 0 4 6 2 3 6 11

33 Russia 0 2 3 5 1 4 5 10 1 6 8 15

34 Chile 1 2 1 4 0 1 0 1 1 3 1 5

35 South Africa 1 2 3 6 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 6

36 Argentina 1 0 2 3 0 1 3 4 1 1 5 7

37 Serbia 1 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 4

38 Japan 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3

39 Lithuania 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 2

40 Brazil 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 2

41 Czechoslovakia 0 11 10 21 0 0 1 1 0 11 11 22

42 Estonia 0 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 5

42 Yugoslavia 0 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 5

44 Serbia and Montenegro 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2

44 Slovakia 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2

44 Cuba 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2

47 Israel 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

48 Portugal 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

48 Zimbabwe 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1

48 Turkey 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1


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Men

Men's Single Sculls (M1x)


Last Medal

1 New Zealand 7 3 1 11 1990 2015

2 East Germany 5 4 2 11 1970 1989

3 West Germany 5 2 2 9 1966 1987

4 Czech Republic 4 3 6 13 1993 2015

5 Germany 3 3 2 8 1991 2013

6 United States 2 2 4 8 1962 1997

7 Finland 2 2 1 5 1977 1987

8 Soviet Union 2 1 4 7 1962 1990

9 Norway 2 1 2 5 2001 2007

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 Cuba 0 1 1 2 2013 2014

17 Estonia 0 1 0 1 1995 1995

17 Ireland 0 1 0 1 1975 1975

17 Netherlands 0 1 0 1 1966 1966

20 Poland 0 0 1 1 1991 1991

=20 Yugoslavia 0 0 1 1 1978 1978

=20 Lithuania 0 0 1 1 2015 2015

Total 35 35 35 105

Men's Pair (M2-)


Last Medal

1 East Germany 9 1 2 12 1966 1990

2 Great Britain 7 9 2 18 1977 2015

3 New Zealand 7 2 0 9 2005 2015

4 Soviet Union 4 4 2 10 1962 1990

5 Australia 4 2 1 7 1994 2007

6 France 1 2 2 5 1978 2013

7 Germany 1 2 0 3 1993 1998

=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

=10 South Africa 0 2 3 5 2001 2005

12 Romania 0 2 0 2 1974 1987

13 Netherlands 0 1 3 4 1975 2013

=14 Austria 0 1 2 3 1966 1991

=14 Croatia 0 1 2 3 1999 2003

=14 Serbia and Montenegro

0 1 2 3 1998 2015

17 Poland 0 1 1 2 1970 1974

=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 2014

Total 35 35 35 105

Men’s Double Sculls (M2x)


Last Medal

1 Norway 7 5 3 15 1974 2013

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 New Zealand 2 0 3 5 2010 2015

=7 Denmark 2 0 0 2 1970 1995

=7 Hungary 2 0 0 2 2001 2002

=7 Croatia 2 0 0 2 2014 2015

10 Italy 1 4 2 7 1986 2014

11 Great Britain 1 2 3 6 1974 2010

=12 Bulgaria 1 1 0 2 1986 1987

=12 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 Lithuania 0 2 0 2 2013 2015

17 West Germany 0 1 2 3 1962 1987

=18 Czechoslovakia 0 1 1 2 1979 1982

=18 United States 0 1 1 2 1966 1970

20 Finland 0 1 0 1 1981 1981

21 Australia 0 0 3 3 1990 2014

22 Estonia 0 0 2 2 2007 2009

=24 Czech Republic 0 0 1 1 2003 2003

=24 Poland 0 0 1 1 1998 1998

Total 35 35 37 107

Men's Four (M4-)


Last Medal

1 Great Britain 9 3 4 16 1978 2015

2 East Germany 8 1 4 13 1966 1990

3 West Germany 3 2 1 6 1962 1986

4 Italy 3 1 3 7 1994 2015

5 Soviet Union 2 7 0 9 1966 1987

6 Australia 2 4 2 8 1990 2015

7 France 2 4 0 6 1962 2010

8 United States 1 3 3 7 1986 2014

9 Netherlands 1 2 3 6 1966 2013

10 Germany 1 2 2 5 1991 2006

11 New Zealand 1 1 2 4 1977 2010

12 Switzerland 1 1 0 2 1981 1982

13 Canada 1 0 1 2 2003 2005

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 35 35 35 105


Lightweight Men's Double Sculls (LM2x)


Last Medal

1 Italy 12 5 4 21 1979 2011

2 Great Britain 3 1 3 7 1986 2015

3 Norway 3 0 2 5 1978 2015

4 France 2 5 2 9 1983 2015

5 Poland 2 3 1 6 1997 2005

6 Denmark 2 1 3 6 1981 2007

7 Australia 2 1 1 4 1992 1999

8 United States 1 3 1 5 1978 1990

9 Switzerland 1 2 6 9 1980 2013

=10 Austria 1 2 1 4 1989 1992

=10 New Zealand 1 2 1 4 1994 2011

12 Germany 1 0 2 3 1991 1999

=13 Hungary 1 0 0 1 2005 2005

=13 South Africa 1 0 0 1 2014 2014

15 West Germany 0 3 1 4 1984 1990

16 Netherlands 0 2 2 4 1978 1991

17 Sweden 0 2 0 2 1995 1995

=18 Greece 0 1 0 1 2007 2007

=18 Spain 0 1 0 1 1989 1989

=20 Canada 0 0 1 1 1986 1986

=20 Czechoslovakia 0 0 1 1 1989 1989

=20 Ireland 0 0 1 1 2003 2003

Total 33 34 33 100



Last Medal

1 Denmark 8 5 3 16 1976 2015

2 Great Britain 5 5 6 16 1975 2014

3 Italy 4 6 5 15 1982 2011

4 France 4 5 4 13 1975 2015

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 2 1 1 4 1978 2015

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 New Zealand 0 2 0 2 2013 2014

15 Ireland 0 1 1 2 2005 2006

16 Norway 0 1 0 1 1976 1976

17 Canada 0 0 2 2 1981 2002

18 Poland 0 0 1 1 2009 2009

Total 37 37 37 111



Last Medal

1 East Germany 7 2 0 9 1974 1985

2 Germany 6 5 4 15 1993 2015

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 Croatia 2 0 1 3 2010 2013

7 Ukraine 1 4 1 6 1993 2014

8 Australia 1 2 2 5 1999 2015

9 West Germany 1 2 1 4 1978 1983

10 Netherlands 1 1 1 3 1989 2001

11 Canada 1 0 2 3 1985 1987

=12 Czechoslovakia 0 2 2 4 1974 1985

=12 France 0 2 2 4 1978 2007

14 Great Britain 0 1 1 2 2013 2014

15 Czech Republic 0 1 0 1 2003 2003

16 Norway 0 1 0 1 1987 1987

17 Slovenia 0 1 0 1 2005 2005

18 Switzerland 0 1 0 1 1990 1990

19 Estonia 0 0 3 3 2005 2015

=20 Argentina 0 0 1 1 1995 1995

=20 Austria 0 0 1 1 1998 1998

=20 Bulgaria 0 0 1 1 1977 1977

=20 Sweden 0 0 1 1 1989 1989

Total 32 32 32 96

Men's Eight (M8+)


Last Medal

1 Germany 7 6 2 15 1991 2015

2 United States 7 1 8 16 1974 2013

3 East Germany 5 4 2 11 1966 1990

4 West Germany 4 1 1 6 1962 1990

5 Great Britain 3 5 4 12 1974 2015

6 Canada 3 3 1 7 1990 2011

7 Soviet Union 2 6 2 10 1962 1986

8 New Zealand 2 1 4 7 1970 1983

9 Romania 1 2 2 5 1993 2001

10 Australia 1 0 3 4 1983 2010

11 Italy 0 3 1 4 1985 2006

12 Netherlands 0 2 2 4 1994 2015

13 Croatia 0 1 0 1 2001 2001

=14 France 0 0 1 1 1962 1962

=14 Russia 0 0 1 1 1999 1999

=14 Poland 0 0 1 1 2014 2014

Total 35 35 35 105


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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 Australia 2 1 0 3 2013 2015

7 Sweden 2 0 3 5 1995 2010

8 Soviet Union 1 3 3 7 1974 1986

9 Czech Republic 1 3 2 6 2005 2015

10 Canada 1 3 0 4 1990 1995

11 New Zealand 1 1 3 5 1982 2014

12 Denmark 1 1 1 3 1993 1997

13 Russia 1 1 0 2 1998 2001

14 Great Britain 0 2 0 2 1981 2009

15 Hungary 0 1 3 4 1975 1989

=16 Belgium 0 0 4 4 1974 1995

=16 United States 0 0 4 4 1983 2007

18 China 0 0 2 2 1990 2015

=19 Netherlands 0 0 1 1 1979 1979

=19 West Germany 0 0 1 1 1990 1990

Total 32 32 32 96

Women's Pair (W2-)


Last Medal

1 East Germany 8 2 3 13 1974 1990

2 Romania 6 7 4 17 1974 2013

3 Canada 5 3 4 12 1977 2006

4 Great Britain 4 3 1 8 1991 2015

5 New Zealand 3 2 3 8 2005 2015

6 France 2 0 1 3 1993 1995

7 Australia 1 2 3 6 1993 2011

8 Belarus 1 2 1 4 2001 2007

9 United States 1 1 4 6 1985 2015

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 32 29 32 93



Last Medal

1 New Zealand 7 3 4 14 1986 2015

2 East Germany 7 3 1 11 1974 1990

3 Germany 4 3 2 9 1991 2015

4 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 2 5 2005 2014

=8 Canada 1 1 1 3 1982 1995

=8 Poland 1 1 1 3 2009 2014

10 China 1 1 0 2 1999 2007

11 Lithuania 1 0 0 1 2013 2013

12 Romania 0 5 4 9 1979 1998

13 Netherlands 0 2 1 3 1995 1999

14 Russia 0 1 1 2 2002 2003

=15 Greece 0 1 0 1 2015 2015

=15 West Germany 0 1 0 1 1974 1974

17 United States 0 0 4 4 1977 1990

18 Belarus 0 0 2 2 2001 2013

19 Italy 0 0 1 1 2002 2002

Total 25 29 28 82



Last Medal

1 Germany 6 3 3 12 1991 2013

2 Canada 5 3 1 9 1987 2014

3 United States 3 5 3 11 1986 2013

4 Australia 2 2 1 5 1999 2007

5 New Zealand 2 1 0 3 1989 2015

6 Greece 2 0 2 4 2006 2011

7 Denmark 1 2 2 5 1990 2007

8 China 1 2 1 4 1993 2014

9 Great Britain 1 2 4 7 1985 2015

10 Netherlands 1 1 1 3 1986 1993

11 Romania 1 0 4 5 1997 2003

12 Italy 1 0 0 1 2013 2013

13 Poland 0 2 0 2 2001 2009

=14 Finland 0 1 1 2 2005 2007

=14 France 0 1 1 2 1985 1988

=14 West Germany 0 1 1 2 1985 1989

17 Belgium 0 1 0 1 1987 1987

18 South Africa 0 0 1 1 2015 2015

Total 26 27 26 79



Last Medal

1 Germany 11 4 4 19 1991 2015

2 East Germany 5 0 0 5 1985 1990

3 Great Britain 4 0 0 4 2005 2010

4 United States 1 2 3 6 1993 2015

5 Ukraine 1 2 2 5 1994 2010

6 China 1 2 1 4 1993 2014

7 Australia 1 1 1 3 1998 2006

8 Soviet Union 0 4 1 5 1985 1991

=9 Denmark 0 2 0 2 1997 2002

=9 Canada 0 2 0 2 1995 2013

=11 Romania 0 1 2 3 1985 1991

=11 Russia 0 1 2 3 1998 2005

=13 Belarus 0 1 1 2 2002 2003

=13 Bulgaria 0 1 1 2 1987 1989

=13 New Zealand 0 1 1 2 2001 2011

16 Netherlands 0 0 3 3 1986 2015

=17 Czechoslovakia 0 0 1 1 1990 1990

=17 Poland 0 0 1 1 2013 2013

Total 24 24 24 72

Women’s Eight (W8+)


Last Medal

1 United States 10 10 1 21 1975 2015

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 4 7 12 1977 2015

=8 Roumania 0 1 0 1 2013 2013

=8 New Zealand 0 1 0 1 2015 2015

=10 Great Britain 0 0 3 3 1997 2011

=10 Netherlands 0 0 3 3 1995 2009

12 China 0 0 2 2 1989 2014

Total 32 32 32 96



Last Medal

1 AUS 7 1 2 10 2003 2015

2 GBR 5 3 1 9 2003 2015

3 USA 1 1 2 4 2003 2006

4 UKR 0 3 1 4 2009 2015

5 RUS 0 1 2 3 2011 2014

6 ITA 0 1 0 1 2005 2005

7 NZL 0 0 1 1 2010 2010

7 ISR 0 0 1 1 2007 2007

Total 13 10 10 33

Para Women’s Single Sculls(ASW1x)


Last Medal

1 UKR 2 0 0 2 2009 2011

2 FRA 1 2 0 3 2009 2011

3 BRA 1 1 1 3 2007 2013

3 ISR 1 1 1 3 2011 2015

3 NOR 1 1 1 3 2013 2015

6 GBR 1 1 0 2 2006 2015

7 RUS 1 0 0 1 2013 2013

8 BLR 0 1 2 3 2007 2014

9 USA 0 1 0 1 2006 2006

10 POL 0 0 2 2 2006 2007

11 POR 0 0 1 1 2010 2010

Total 8 8 8 24

Para Mixed Double Sculls (LTAMix4+)


Last Medal

1 GBR 8 2 0 10 2004 2015

2 CAN 1 1 3 5 2016 2015

3 GER 1 0 3 4 2007 2011

4 AUS 1 0 0 1 2002 2002

5 USA 0 2 1 3 2002 2015

5 ITA 0 2 1 3 2009 2014

5 NED 0 2 1 3 2004 2006

8 POR 0 1 1 2 2004 2005

9 ESP 0 1 0 1 2002 2002

10 RSA 0 0 1 1 2013 2013

Total 11 11 11 33

Para Mixed Coxed Four (TAMix2x)


Last Medal

1 USA 4 0 0 4 2003 2006

2 AUS 3 1 2 6 2007 2015

3 UKR 2 0 1 3 2009 2013

4 BRA 1 1 1 3 2007 2014

5 CHN 1 0 0 1 2011 2011

6 FRA 0 5 2 7 2004 2015

7 ITA 0 2 1 3 2003 2005

8 POL 0 1 2 3 2006 2009

9 GBR 0 1 0 1 2015 2015

10 CAN 0 0 1 1 2006 2006

Total 11 11 10 32

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