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Sprint Canoeing at the Summer Olympic Games 2020


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28 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

28 years. :HUN Aldar Gerevich in fencing (first 1932, last 1960). I know you asked for something different but technically it's fairly impressive.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aladár_Gerevich

 

With no gold medals in between it's probably Anthony Ervin in swimming (2000-2016).

Well, :GER Isabell Werth broke this due to COVID. First 1992, now 2021.

#banbestmen

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17 minutes ago, dcro said:

Well, :GER Isabell Werth broke this due to COVID. First 1992, now 2021.

Admittedly I know nothing about dressage :p I maybe watched 5 minutes of this sport in my entire life.

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Women's C2-500m
Final Results
 
:CHN China

Xu Shixiao

Sun Mengya

1:55.495 OB

 
:UKR Ukraine

Liudmyla Luzan

Anastasiia Chetverikova

1:57.499

 

:CAN Canada

Laurence Vincent-Lapointe

Katie Vincent

1:59.041

 
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Men's C1-1000m
Final Results
 
:BRA Isaquias QUEIROZ DOS SANTOS

4:04.408

 
:CHN LIU Hao

4:05.724

 

:MDA Serghei TARNOVSCHI

4:06.069

 
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Women's K4-500m
Final Results
 
:HUN Hungary

Danuta Kozak

Tamara Csipes

Anna Karasz

Dora Bodonyi

1:35.463

 
:BLR Belarus

Marharyta Makhneva

Nadzeya Papok

Volha Khudzenka

Maryna Litvinchuk

1:36.073

 

:POL Poland

Karolina Naja

Anna Pulawska

Justyna Iskrzycka

Helena Wisniewska

1:36.445

 
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Men's K4-500m
Final Results
 
:GER Germany

Max Rendschmidt

Ronald Rauhe

Tom Liebscher

Max Lemke

1:22.219

 
:ESP Spain

Saul Craviotto

Marcus Walz

Carlos Arevalo

Rodrigo Germade

1:22.445

 

:SVK Slovakia

Samuel Balaz

Denis Mysak

Erik Vlcek

Adam Botek

1:23.534

 
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