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Rowing FISA World Championships 2017


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Men's Four
Final C Results
The Teams will be ranked 13th-15th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
HUNT David
BRITTAIN Lawrence
SMITH John
GREEN Jake
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6:04.42
2
GONZALEZ Ignacio
SUAREZ Ariel
SILVESTRO Nicolas
IWAN Joaquin
ARG.gif
6:10.12
3
STANKUNAS Povilas
ILONIS Saulius
GIEDRIUS Bieliauskas
JANCIONIS Dominykas
LTU.gif
6:10.86
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Men's Quadruple Sculls
Final C Results
The Teams will be ranked 13th-15th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
YI Xudi
LIU Zhiyu
ZHANG Liang
ZHANG Quan
CHN.gif
5:51.38
2
PATTERSON BLANCO Jorge
RODRIGUEZ ALFONSO Jesus
VINET CRESPO Erick
RUBIO RODRIGUEZ Eduardo
CUB.gif
5:51.92
3
FUTTERMAN Leonard
FRID Erik
WILHELM Lucas
KIRKEGAARD Jonathan
USA.gif
5:57.98
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Men's Double Sculls
Final C Results
The Teams will be ranked 13th-18th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
MURILLO Rodrigo
ROSSO Cristian
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6:13.50
2
MIHAL Dzianis
PAVUKOU Pilip
BLR.gif
6:14.00
3
STEINHARDT Ruben
RUNGE Henrik
GER.gif
6:16.52
4
BUIE Matthew
MCCABE Conlin
CAN.gif
6:17.11
5
LETCHER Luke
WATTS David
AUS.gif
6:17.93
6
SANCHEZ SANCHEZ Diego
FLOREZ RODRIGUEZ Juan
MEX.gif
6:22.91
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Men's Single Sculls
Final C Results
The Athletes will be ranked 13th-18th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
VERHOEVEN Thibaut
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6:47.42
2
SHCHARBACHENIA Stanislau
BLR.gif
6:49.52
3
SCHOONBEE Kyle
RSA.gif
6:49.87
4
VEN Robert
FIN.gif
6:52.09
5
ROSSO Brian
ARG.gif
6:57.62
6
ARAKAWA Ryuta
JPN.gif
7:00.26
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Women's Single Sculls
Final C Results
The Athletes will be ranked 13th-18th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
DUAN Jingli
CHN.gif
7:39.10
2
MADSEN Marianne
NOR.gif
7:40.88
3
GULBE Elza
LAT.gif
7:43.22
4
KARPPINEN Eeva
FIN.gif
7:45.58
5
CHOW Felice
TTO.gif
7:51.23
6
KIM Yeji
KOR.gif
7:52.13
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Women's Pair
Final B Results
The Teams will be ranked 7th-11th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
BROGGINI Ilaria
CALABRESE Veronica
ITA.gif
7:17.76
2
KEOGH Aifric
CROWLEY Aileen
IRL.gif
7:19.89
3
SLIJEPCEVIC Milica
JOSIC Ljiljana
SRB.gif
7:23.75
4
ZHAO Mingwei
MIAO Tian
CHN.gif
7:24.44
5
CEBALLOS Fernanda
ARRILLAGA GARAY Maite
MEX.gif
7:32.82
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Men's Pair
Final B Results
The Teams will be ranked 7th-12th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
AICOBOAE Vlad-Dragos
PASCARI Cosmin
ROU.gif
6:26.30
2
PODRAZIL Jakub
HELESIC Lukas
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6:28.66
3
SIGURBJONSSON Alexander
VELA MAGGI Pau
ESP.gif
6:29.46
4
FURMAN Dzimitry
VALADZKO Siarhei
BLR.gif
6:29.47
5
COLELLA Michael
WEISS Anders
USA.gif
6:31.34
6
SAHINOGLU Besim
KAZAKLI Onat
TUR.gif
6:32.33
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Men's Lightweight Double Sculls
Final B Results
The Teams will be ranked 7th-12th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
SIMANEK Jiri
VRASTIL Jr Miroslav
CZE.gif
6:19.11
2
ESPENSEN Emil
LARSEN Mathias
DEN.gif
6:20.75
3
KHMARA Igor
KOVALOV Stanislav
UKR.gif
6:23.03
4
MOTTRAM Samuel
COPUS Jamie
GBR.gif
6:23.12
5
GONZALEZ ALVAREZ Jesus
ROJAS AZNAR Patricio
ESP.gif
6:28.42
6
BOTES Vaughn
OBERHOLZER Nicholas
RSA.gif
6:37.22
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Women's Lightweight Double Sculls
Final B Results
The Teams will be ranked 7th-12th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
BOVE Claire
TARANTOLA Laura
FRA.gif
6:57.63
2
FRANCALACCI Allegra
RODINI Valentina
ITA.gif
6:57.93
3
STURM Fini
PLESS Leonie
GER.gif
7:04.06
4
CHEN Fang
PAN Dandan
CHN.gif
7:05.56
5
EMMANOUILIDOU Thomais
PERGOULI Maria
GRE.gif
7:05.98
6
IANINA Anastasiia
LEBEDEVA Anastasia
RUS.gif
7:10.80
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Men's Four
Final B Results
The Teams will be ranked 7th-12th

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
CARAZO TOBAR Jon
MONTES Ismael
CANALEJO PAZOS Jaime
GARCIA ORDONEZ Javier
ESP.gif
5:54.10
2
PERRY Taylor
COPP Mackenzie
LANGERFELD Kai
DE GROOT David
CAN.gif
5:55.76
3
DEMEY Benoit
BRUNET Benoit
MONTET Julien
JONVILLE Edouard
FRA.gif
5:56.04
4
RUBLE Ben
MOFFITT Robert
RICHARDS Alexander
DELANEY Benjamin
USA.gif
5:56.25
5
HOHENSASSER Gabriel
SEIFRIEDBERGER Christoph
QUERFELD Rudolph
QUERFELD Ferdinand
AUT.gif
6:01.10
6
KENNEDY Alex
WEBSTER Cameron
ROGERSON Charles
ALLEN Anthony
NZL.gif
6:03.85
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