Rowing FISA World Championships 2017

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Rowing FISA World Championships 2017

 

Sarasota-Bradenton (USA) - 24 September 2017 - 1 October 2017

 

 

Totallympics Results Thread

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live stream if people are interested:

 

http://www.worldrowing.com/

[mrv86 3,138]

The closest race so far in Men's 2X between Poland and Belgium, and broadcasters talking about US crew in 5th

Edited September 24, 2017 by mrv86

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Good start for our 4. Looks like they have potential!

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Team Slovakia

 

Mens

• Lukáš BABAČ (Lightweight Single Scull)

 

[rybak 3,217]

If I good readed all our boats advanced to next rounds from today races 

[phelps 7,667]

good first day for Italy...all our main crews go straight to the semifinals/quarterfinals (with 3 convincing heat wins)...

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Pretty decent first day for us. 2 boats straight trough and the lightweight both seem pretty likely to be able to join after the repechages.

Tomorrow Lærke and Christina should be able to fight for direct qualification while it will also be interesting to see how Fie will do (she has had some back problems meaning lower expectations) and also the W2x

[dcro 10,210]

Sinković brothers dominated in their heat of men's pairs. This is only their first year in this boat, previously they competed in double sculls (where they are Olympic champions in fact).

 

Btw, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines already look like a very good candidate for Tripartite invitation at the next Olympics.  Would be refreshing to see them outside of athletics/swimming for the first time ever.

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1 hour ago, dcro said:

Sinković brothers dominated in their heat of men's pairs. This is only their first year in this boat, previously they competed in double sculls (where they are Olympic champions in fact).

 

Btw, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines already look like a very good candidate for Tripartite invitation at the next Olympics.  Would be refreshing to see them outside of athletics/swimming for the first time ever.

I wonder if that is their athlete who got a tripartite invitation to the Youth Olympics next year?