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Media Guide 2020
European Rowing Championships
9-11 OCTOBER 2020, POZNAN, POLAND
WORLD ROWING
AND WWF
PARTNERS FOR
CLEAN WATER
Contents
1 General 4 4 Histrorical Results 20
1.1 Introduction 4 4.1 European Rowing Championships 2007-2019 20
1.2 World Rowing regatta calendar 2020-2021 5 4.2 All time National Federations medals table (since 2007) 37
1.3 How to follow World Rowing 6 4.3 All time National Federations medals table
per event (since 2007) 38
2 Event information 7
5 Best times 41
2.1 Key media information 7
5.1 World best times 41
2.2 Timetable of entries 9
5.2 European best times 43
2.4 Entries by event 10
3 Who to watch 11
3.1 Who to watch 11
3.2 International boat classes 18
3.2 Para-rowing boat classes 19
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 2
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Water is the lifeblood of our planet. It is Rowing is a clean water sport and everyone involved The development of a multi-purpose facility for water
essential in supporting human life, nourishing in rowing has reason to protect this vital resource. management education and research and the
advancement of rowing in the region is underway.
indispensable habitats and supplying agriculture In 2011 World Rowing and WWF, the World Wide Fund for
The global rowing community is at the forefront of a
and industry. In order to accomplish these Nature, formed a global clean water partnership. This engages
fundraising campaign to help establish the centre.
all rowers, rowing clubs and national rowing federations to
crucial tasks, water must be kept clean. The
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become one of the greatest challenges of our A joint action project, the Kafue River & Rowing Centre is a
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time. World Rowing believes that we all have by the confluence of many pressures and problems in the
a responsibility to apply environmentally- Kafue River in Zambia and the need to bring all stakeholders
sustainable practices to our use and together to discuss and help find solutions.
management of water.
WORLD ROWING
AND WWF
Kafue
PARTNERS FOR
River & Rowing
CLEAN WATER Centre
© Igor Meijer
1 General
1.1 Introduction
The European Rowing Championships was the first international A number of European Best Times were set during the event,
regatta organised by the World Rowing Federation, FISA, after its including the women’s four, which was won by the Netherlands. The
foundation in 1892. The championships are one of the oldest pan- Netherlands finished second on the medal table with seven medals,
continental sporting events. First staged in Orta, Italy in 1893, the including two gold, and Italy picked up two gold medals to finish
continental championships were then organised almost annually third overall.
until 1973.
The European Rowing Championships is monitored and managed
In 2007, the European regatta was reintroduced into the international by the European Rowing Board (ERB). Their responsibilities have
rowing calendar and in 2013 it was moved to the beginning of the grown to include the European Rowing Junior Championships (26-
rowing calendar allowing it to grow in participation and popularity. 27 September 2020 in Belgrade, Serbia), the European Rowing
Under 23 Championships (5-6 September in Duisburg, Germany),
This year, the European Rowing Championships is the only major and the European Rowing Indoor Championships (held 11 January
senior-level regatta to take place due to the coronavirus outbreak. 2020 in Prague, Czech Republic).
The championships was postponed from the original date in June
and is now taking place in the first week of October. Next year, the European Rowing Championships will head to Varese,
Italy. Varese has become a regular on the international rowing circuit.
The European Rowing Championships is open to the 46 European The regatta will take place from 9-11 April, 2021.
member federations, including Israel. The programme consists of
the 14 Olympic boat classes and three International boat classes To you, the media, we wish to extend a warm welcome to Poznan.
(lightweight men’s and women’s single sculls and lightweight men’s We appreciate your interest and enthusiasm in our sport and as the
quadruple sculls). suppliers of rowing information to the world we want to help you
have a great experience. World Rowing welcomes any feedback on
In 2019, the event was held in Lucerne, Switzerland and saw record the services provided as we endeavour to make your experience a
numbers of entries with close to 600 competitors from 36 countries. positive one.
Germany topped the medal table, with gold medals in five boat
classes. They defended their title in the men’s eight and won the
men’s single sculls and lightweight men’s double sculls. Germany
also showed prowess in women’s sculling by winning the women’s
double sculls and the women’s quadruple sculls.
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 4
1.2 World Rowing regatta calendar 2020-2021
General
2020 Calendar 2021 Calendar
February February
7-8 Paris FRA World Rowing Indoor Championships 27-28 World-wide World Rowing Virtual Indoor Championships
March March
4-8 World-wide World Rowing Virtual Indoor Sprints 3-7 World-wide World Rowing Virtual Indoor Sprints
15-15 Apr World-wide World Erg Challenge April
April 9-11 Varese ITA European Rowing Championships
10-12 Sabaudia ITA World Rowing Cup I May
May 30 Apr-2 Zagreb CRO World Rowing Cup I
1-3 Varese ITA World Rowing Cup II 8-9 Gavirate ITA Final Paralympic Qualification Regatta
9-10 Gavirate ITA Final Paralympic Qualification Regatta 16-18 Lucerne SUI Final Olympic Qualification Regatta
17-19 Lucerne SUI Final Olympic Qualification Regatta 21-23 Lucerne SUI World Rowing Cup II
22-24 Lucerne SUI World Rowing Cup III 22-23 Munich GER European Rowing Junior Championships
July June
24-31 Tokyo JPN Olympic Games rowing regatta 4-6 Sabaudia ITA World Rowing Cup III
August July
16-23 Bled SLO World Rowing Junior/U-23/Senior 7-11 Racice CZE World Rowing Under-23 Championships
Championships
23-30 Tokyo JPN Olympic Games rowing regatta
20-30 Tokyo JPN Paralympic Games rowing regatta
August
27-29 Zagreb CRO FISU World University Championships
11-15 Plovdiv BUL World Rowing Junior Championships
September
19-21 Chengdu CHN FISU World University Games
2-6 World-wide World Rowing Virtual Masters Regatta
27-29 Tokyo JPN Paralympic Games rowing regatta
5-6 Duisburg GER European Rowing Under 23 Championships
September
26-27 Belgrade SRB European Rowing Junior Championships
1-5 Linz-Ottensheim AUT World Rowing Masters Regatta
October
24-26 Oeiras POR World Rowing Beach Sprint Finals
2-4 Oeiras POR World Rowing Coastal Championships
October
9-11 Poznan POL European Rowing Championships
1-3 Oeiras POR World Rowing Coastal Championships
Cancelled, Covid-19 17-24 Shanghai CHN World Rowing Championships
Postponed, Covid-19 For more event Information: http://www.worldrowing.com/events/
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 5
1.3 How to follow World Rowing
General
General
Always available
4
1 ROWING Information, updates, news
1 2 3 5 6 7 8 and more for rowing’s communities;
elite, under-23, junior, masters,
para, university, indoor, coastal/tour,
development and coaches.
2 EVENTS & RESULTS Past, current
and upcoming event information and
result statistics.
3 ATHLETES Athlete bios, medical,
training and anti-doping information as
well as athlete of the month interviews,
Top 10 athletes for the year and World
Rowing Award information.
4 MEDIA CENTRE World Rowing media
guides, media accreditation, links media
release and enewsletter registration.
5 NEWS Latest news, media releases,
race reports, press releases and reviews.
6 PHOTOS & VIDEOS All World Rowing
events in photo galleries, YouTube videos
including interviews, coaching tips and
complete VOD of racing footage going
back to 1991.
7 ENVIRONMENT FISA’s policy, including
Live Event Coverage Connect with us for more photos, videos strategic alliance with WWF, tips for clubs
on improving water quality and the Kafue
Live race tracker & results
and exclusive content River & Rowing Centre.
Videos @WorldRowingOfficial WorldRowingFISA 8 FISA Governance documents and
Audio commentary
WorldRowing WorldRowingOfficial information about FISA, rule book,
Live blog FISA publications and National
Photos @WorldRowing WorldRowing (FISA) Federation information.
News WorldRowing国际赛艇联合会
Race Reports
Join the Conversation #ERChamps, #Poznan2020,
Sunday finals will be live video streamed. #europeanrowing
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2 Event information
2.1 Key media information
Local organising committee press officer Media parking
Izabela Glowacka, izabela@rowing.poznan.pl
Parking is available for media near the venue, at the entrance of
Mobile: +48 509 777 145
the Malta Venue from Baraniaka Street. Please note that it is paid
parking.
About the venue
Lake Malta regatta course is located in the centre of Poznan. It is one Media facilities
of the most modern venues in the world and over the last 20 years
The media centre will be open the following times: Thursday 08
has hosted large international events in water sports. Poznan hosted
October 12:00hrs - 18:00hrs, on racing days (09-11 October) from
the 2007 European Rowing Championships, the 2009 World Rowing
07:00hrs. Please note that the venue officially closes at 18:00hrs to
Championships, the 2015 European Rowing Championships and
allow the disinfection and cleaning of the venue to take place. The
World Rowing Cups in 2016 and 2017.
Media Centre will remain open for 1 hour after the close of the venue,
Set in the midst of an active leisure centre, the course offers excellent but all media are required to be off venue by 19:00hrs on Friday 09
facilities for teams and spectators. Surrounding the venue are October. On Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October, the Media Centre
numerous recreational installations such as a summer skiing slope, will close at 18:00hrs.
paths for jogging and rollerblading, and volleyball courts. It is a favourite
TV commentator and radio commentator positions are situated in the
outdoor spot for locals year-round.
media grandstand and should be booked in advance through
The City of Poznan is central to many commercial and trade events http://www.worldrowing.com/mediacenter/
and regularly hosts international visitors. Experience everyday Polish
The usual facilities are available to the press in the media area:
life by visiting the picturesque market square full of bar and restaurant
• Workspaces with power (power sockets are Type C and F)
terraces.
• WiFi internet access
Currency • Cabled broadband ISDN & analogue connections (please book
ahead of time)
The official currency is the Polish Zloty (PLN). • Copy service
Exchange rates (15 September 2020)
• Big TV screen - view from the media grandstand
1 EUR = 4.43 PLN, 1 USD = 3.73 PLN, 1 GBP = 4.80 PLN
• Drinks and light snacks throughout the day
• Warm meals will be available to purchase at the restaurants close
Media accommodation & transport
to the venue
For assistance with accommodation, please contact the Organising
Committee at: office@rowing.poznan.pl.
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 7Event information
Accreditation Covid-19 Information
All media accreditations should be submitted through World Rowing All members of the media must have read the Organising Committee
at http://www.worldrowing.com/mediacenter/. Last-minute media Covid-19 Protection Plan (available online: https://www.erch2020.
accreditation requests should be made directly to media@fisa.org. All eu/covid). Any accredited person is required to submit a Pre-Event
filming and broadcasters (whether national or international) need to Health Questionnaire to the Organising Committee at covid@rowing.
be approved by World Rowing. poznan.pl, between 02-04 October before their arrival in Poznan.
The form can be downloaded here: https://www.erch2020.eu/
A media accreditation confirmation email will be sent to media having
downloads/2020ERCH_Pre-Check-Questionnaire.pdf
requested accreditation for this event. Accreditation can be collected
on site upon arrival at the venue. Wearing a face covering or mask that covers the mouth and nose is
mandatory anywhere in the accredited areas at the venue, including in
Photographers & TV camera operators the start area.
There will be a photographer shuttle service running from the media In case of violations against the Event Infection Protection Plan, World
centre to the start area. Information on the schedule and the booking Rowing and the Organising Committee reserve the right to remove the
process will be available at the media centre. Due to Covid-19 participant’s accreditation and expel him/her from the venue for the
restrictions at the venue, only ten photographers are permitted in remainder of the event.
the start area at one time. This will be managed on a first come, first
served basis at the media centre. The World Rowing communications team
Bibs must be worn to distinguish accredited photographers from Brian Orsini – Digital Communications Manager
private/non-professional photographers or TV camera operators. Paolo Mattana – Media Operations Officer
These bibs must be worn throughout the event. They are handed out Mauricie Summers – Photo and Social media specialist
upon a deposit of 50 Euros. Ben Chattell – Communications consultant
James Lee – Communications consultant
Filming equipment needs to be approved by World Rowing and be
Igor Meijer – Photographer
identified with an event logo sticker that must remain clearly visible.
Detlev Seyb – Photographer
Accredited camera teams must contact World Rowing in the media
centre upon arrival and sign a Filming Request Form in order to receive
an accreditation sticker for their equipment.
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 8Event information
2.2 Timetable of entries
PROVISIONAL COMPETITION SCHEDULE
(Subject to the Draw at 15:00 hrs on Thursday, 8 October 2020) As of 28 September 2020
Friday, 9 October Saturday, 10 October Sunday, 11 October
N° Event # Heats Repechages Semis C/D Final C Semis A/B & Final D Final C Event Final B Event Final A
Repechages
81 PR1 W1x 5 *9:00 PR1 W1x PR1 W1x 9:50
82 PR1 M1x 10 9:08 9:16 9:45 PR1 M1x 8:27 PR1 M1x 10:01
83 PR2 Mix2x 6 *9:24 PR2 Mix2x LW1x 10:16
85 PR3 Mix4+ 5 *9:30 PR3 Mix4+ LM1x 10:31
15 LW1x 11 10:30 10:35 10:33 10:38 LW1x 9:05 PR2 Mix2x 10:46
16 LM1x 17 10:40 10:45 10:50 15:30 15:35 9:20 10:43 10:48 LM1x 9:10 PR3 Mix4+ 11:01
19 LW4x 2 *12:15 LW4x LW4x 11:16
20 LM4x 4 *12:20 LM4x LM4x 11:31
1 W2- 11 9:35 9:40 9:53 9:58 W2- 8:35 W2- 11:46
2 M2- 14 9:45 9:50 9:55 15:40 9:25 10:03 10:08 M2- 8:40 M2- 12:01
3 W2x 11 10:00 10:05 10:13 10:18 W2x 8:45 W2x 12:16
4 M2x 19 10:10 10:15 10:20 10:25 15:45 15:50 9:00 9:05 10:23 10:28 12:25 12:35 M2x 8:50 M2x 12:31
5 W4- 12 11:05 11:10 11:20 11:25 W4- 8:55 W4- 12:46
6 M4- 13 11:15 11:20 11:25 15:55 11:30 11:35 M4- 9:00 M4- 13:01
7 W1x 15 11:30 11:35 11:40 16:20 9:40 11:40 11:45 W1x 9:25 LW2x 13:16
8 M1x 23 11:45 11:50 11:55 12:00 16:25 16:30 16:35 16:40 9:10 9:15 11:50 11:55 12:30 12:40 M1x 9:30 LM2x 13:31
9 LW2x 16 12:05 12:10 12:15 16:00 16:05 9:30 11:00 11:05 LW2x 9:15 W4x 13:46
10 LM2x 16 12:20 12:25 12:30 16:10 16:15 9:35 11:10 11:15 LM2x 9:20 M4x 14:01
11 W4x 10 12:35 12:40 12:00 W4x 9:35 W8+ 14:16
12 M4x 11 12:45 12:50 12:05 12:10 M4x 9:40 W1x 14:31
13 W8+ 4 *12:55 W8+ M1x 14:46
14 M8+ 5 *13:00 M8+ M8+ 15:01
Training Times 07:15-08:45hrs, 13:15-15:15hrs, 17:00-17:30hrs 07:15-08:45hrs, 13:00-17:30hrs 07:15-08:10hrs
Venue Open: 07:00-18:00hrs, Course Open: 07:15-17:30hrs. All training is shared with Para.
Meetings and activities:
1 Thursday
10:00 - Technical Equipment Test and Resque Rehearsal
10:30 - 12:00 - Practice starts
13:00 - Preparation meeting for the Draw
14:00 - Handover Meeting
14:00 - Fairness Committee meeting
15:00 - Team Managers meeting and Draw
16:00 - Jury meeting
Follow the live results on www.worldrowing.com
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 9Event information
2.3 Entries by event
As of 28 September 2020
W2- M2- W2x M2x W4- M4- W1x M1x LW2x LM2x W4x M4x W8+ M8+ LW1x LM1x LW4x LM4x PR1 PR1 PR2 PR3
W1x M1x Mix2x Mix4+
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 81 82 83 85
11 14 11 19 12 13 15 23 16 16 10 11 4 5 11 17 2 4 5 10 6 5
BLR BLR BLR BEL CZE AUT AUT AUT BLR AUT EST AUT GER GER CZE AUT GER AUT BLR BEL FRA FRA
CRO CRO BUL BLR DEN BLR DEN BLR CZE BEL FRA EST NED ITA GER BEL ITA GER FRA BLR ITA ITA
DEN DEN CZE DEN ESP CRO FIN BUL DEN DEN GER GER ROU LTU HUN CRO HUN GER FRA NED NED
ESP ESP FRA ESP FRA CZE FRA CRO ESP ESP ITA ITA RUS NED IRL CZE ITA ITA GER POL RUS
GRE FRA GER EST GER FRA GER CZE FRA EST NED LTU ROU ITA ESP UKR HUN RUS UKR
IRL GER HUN FIN IRL GER GRE DEN GER FIN POL MDA NED FRA ITA UKR
ITA GRE ITA FRA ITA ITA HUN ESP GRE FRA ROU NED NOR GER LTU
NED HUN NED GER NED NED IRL EST HUN GER RUS POL POL GRE POL
ROU ITA POL HUN POL POL ITA FIN IRL ITA SUI ROU RUS HUN RUS
RUS NED ROU IRL ROU ROU LTU FRA ITA NED UKR RUS SLO IRL UKR
UKR POL RUS ITA RUS RUS NED GER LAT NOR UKR SUI ITA
ROU LTU UKR SUI SRB GRE NED POL NOR
RUS NED UKR SUI HUN POL RUS POL
SRB POL SWE ISR ROU SUI RUS
ROU UKR ITA RUS SVK SLO
RUS LTU SUI UKR SRB LEGEND
W2- Women’s Pair
SLO NED SWE
M2- Men’s Pair
SRB NOR W2x Women’s Double Sculls
SUI POL M2x Men’s Double Sculls
ROU W4- Women’s Four
M4- Men’s Four
RUS
W1x Women’s Single Sculls
SRB M1x Men’s Single Sculls
SWE LW2x Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls
SUI LM2x Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls
Countries Crews Competitors W4x Women’s Quadruple Sculls
TUR
Men 29 85 230 M4x Men’s Quadruple Sculls
W8+ Women’s Eight
Women 24 63 177
M8+ Men’s Eight
Lightweight Men 24 38 69 LW1x Lightweight Women’s Single Sculls
Lightweight Women 18 29 51 LM1x Lightweight Men’s Single Sculls
LW4x Lightweight Women’s Quadruple Sculls
Para-Rowing Men 10 10 10 LM4x Lightweight Men’s Quadruple Sculls
Para-Rowing Women 5 5 5 PR1 W1x Para PR1 Women’s Single Sculls
Para-Rowing Mixed 6 11 37 PR1 M1x Para PR1 Men’s Single Sculls
PR2 Mix2x Para PR2 Mixed Double Sculls
Total 31 241 579 PR3 Mix2x Para PR3 Mixed Double Sculls
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 103 Who to watch
3.1 Who to watch
Women’s pair (W2-) Men’s pair (M2-)
Eleven crews are entered in the women’s pair, including the defending The men’s pair has drawn an impressive 14 boat entry including the
champions from Spain, Aina Cid and Virginia Diaz Rivas. This is definitely defending European Champions, the Sinkovic brothers of Croatia. The
the pair to beat, although they will face some serious challengers. race, however, is far from a done deal. Back to challenge the Sinkovics
are the 2019 silver and bronze medallists from Romania and Spain
Romania finished with the silver medal last year, but they have a respectively.
new-look combination of returning Adriana Ailincai and new partner
Iuliana Buhus. Buhus comes out of the 2018 bronze-medal winning The Romanian combination of Ciprian Tudosa and Marius-Vasile Cozmiuc
Romanian women’s four. Watch out too for the young Greek crew. The have had impressive performances at the European level, but they found
Greeks recently finished second at the European Rowing Under 23 themselves in the B-final at last year’s World Rowing Championships. The
Championships. And don’t forget about the Dutch double of Marloes Spanish have had more consistent results, with a fifth-place finish last year
Oldenburg and Carline Bouw. Together the two hold a host of medals, at the World Championships, enough to qualify them for the Tokyo Olympic
however they have not often competed together in the pair. Games.
Watch out too for the Italian combination of Giuseppe Vicino and Matteo
W2-: Major results since 2014 Lodo. They finished in fourth, ahead of the Spanish, at last year’s World
Rowing Championships.
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
1 GBR GBR GBR ROU ROU ESP
2 ROU NED GER DEN NED ROU M2-: Major results since 2014
3 NED ROU ROU GBR ITA ITA Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
4 IRL FRA RUS ITA UKR NED 1 SRB GBR HUN ITA CRO CRO
5 CRO DEN DEN FRA GBR GRE 2 NED FRA GBR FRA FRA ROU
6 GER POL FRA ESP FRA GBR 3 GER SRB NED SRB ROU ESP
7 SRB CZE POL UKR POL UKR 4 GBR CZE CZE CZE SRB ITA
8 CZE ESP BLR HUN LTU 5 ITA HUN SRB GBR ITA CZE
9 ITA IRL CZE SRB NOR 6 ESP TUR BLR NED BLR SRB
10 FRA UKR NED POL 7 FRA BLR RUS BLR GBR BLR
11 RUS CRO CRO GER 8 POL ROU ESP ESP GER GBR
12 GER UKR RUS 9 RUS ESP GER HUN RUS FRA
10 SLO CRO ROU GER NED GER
11 GRE FIN POL IRL GRE
12 CZE GER FRA UKR RUS
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 11Who to watch
Women’s double sculls (W2x) Men’s double sculls (M2x)
The Romanian double has kept their 2019 line-up, which may give This boat class sees one of the largest entries in Poznan with 19 crews
them the advantage over the field. They finished second at both competing. The Polish men’s sculling team saw significant success in
the 2019 World and European Rowing Championships. Germany the 2019 season even though their line-ups regularly changed. Miroslaw
took the gold at the 2019 European Rowing Championships and Zietarski was part of the double that won at the 2019 European Rowing
have kept Leonie Menzel in the boat. She will now row together Championships together with Fabian Baranski. Baranski was replaced
with national team stalwart, Annekatrin Thiele. Thiele is an extremely by Mateusz Biskup for the 2019 World Rowing Championship and the
experienced sculler with a bucket of medals to her name including double finished third. Zietarski and Biskup are set to compete in Poznan
Olympic Champion. The Dutch are back with their line-up of Roos de and in front of a home crowd, they will be going for gold.
Jong and Lisa Scheenaard. This duo finished third at the 2019 World
Rowing Championships after racing separately much of the season Watch out for the Swiss double of Barnabe Delarze and Roman
due to injury in the Dutch team. And don’t forget about the French Roeoesli. They took silver at last year’s European Championships, but
and the Italians. They have both had podium finishes in the last few finished out of the medals at the World Championships. Romania took
years and are definitely contenders. bronze at the 2019 Europeans and have returned in 2020 with the same
line-up. Keep an eye too on the Irish combination of Ronan Byrne and
Daire Lynch. Byrne took a surprise silver together with Philip Doyle at
W2x: Major results since 2014 the 2019 World Rowing Championships. With Lynch in for Doyle, will
the double be able to reach the podium?
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
1 POL POL BLR CZE FRA GER
2 LTU LTU GER NED NED ROU M2x: Major results since 2014
3 NED GBR CZE ITA LTU ITA Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
4 GER GER GBR GER ITA BLR 1 LTU GER CRO ITA FRA POL
5 GBR BLR LTU POL CZE LTU 2 AZE FRA GER POL ROU SUI
6 RUS UKR NED NOR POL GRE 3 GER UKR LTU SUI GBR ROU
7 CZE GRE GRE GBR SUI NED 4 NOR NOR SUI GER POL GBR
8 ITA DEN FIN RUS GRE FRA 5 NED BUL NOR BUL SUI NED
9 AUT CZE UKR FRA GBR 6 GBR CZE GBR BLR ITA FRA
10 IRL FRA DEN UKR UKR 7 SUI SRB FRA LTU GER GER
11 SRB RUS 8 SRB GBR POL FRA NED LTU
12 SWE POL 9 CZE DEN CZE ROU NOR ITA
10 ESP LTU UKR HUN GRE IRL
11 DEN LAT AZE GBR BEL BLR
12 ROU HUN BLR EST SRB ESP
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 12Who to watch
Women’s Four (W4-) Men’s four (M4-)
The women’s four has an impressive 12 entries. This boat class has Poland is definitely the crew to beat in the men’s four. They are reigning
gained significant popularity since it became an Olympic event for the World Champions and European silver medallists. They have retained
Tokyo 2020 Games. As such, the leaders are not set in stone and the same line-up and have a home advantage meaning their chance of
the podium is not easy to predict. The Dutch are probably the crew a podium is exceptionally high.
to watch in Poznan. They are defending European Champions and
finished second at the 2019 World Rowing Championships. They Watch out too for Romania. They took silver at last year’s World
have retained the same line-up and look to be going strong. Championships and also return with the same line-up. And keep an eye
on Italy. The Italians have had inconsistent results, but their crew has
Romania took silver at the 2019 European Championships, but they quite a pedigree and they will be looking to medal at the one on-water
come to Poznan with a completely new-look crew. Watch out too for event of the 2020 season.
Poland. They have a small stack of medals in their pockets and will
be racing with a home advantage. And don’t forget about Denmark.
They set the early standard in the women’s four and have been M4-: Major results since 2014
building ever since. Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
1 GBR GBR GBR ITA ROU GBR
W4-: Major results since 2014 2 GRE GRE BLR ROU GBR POL
3 ITA BLR FRA RUS FRA GER
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
4 NED ESP RUS FRA ITA UKR
1 ROU RUS NED
5 GER NED GRE GBR NED ITA
2 POL ROU ROU
6 RUS GER DEN NED CZE BLR
3 NED POL POL
7 ROU FRA GER GER GER SRB
4 ITA GBR DEN
8 CZE SRB ESP ESP AUT SUI
5 NED RUS
9 ESP ROU ROU CZE BLR ROU
6 GER GBR 10 CRO RUS CZE SRB SUI FRA
7 DEN GER 11 FRA CZE NED LTU SRB AUT
8 ITA CRO 12 SRB POL SUI LTU NED
9 GRE ITA
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 13Who to watch
Women’s single sculls (W1x) Men’s single sculls (M1x)
Sanita Puspure came blasting through the ranks in 2018 to claim her This blue ribband event attracted 23 entries and the big European
first World Championship title. She successfully defended it last year names are back. Of course, all eyes will be on the German Oliver
as well as claiming the 2019 European Championship title. Puspure is Zeidler. After finding his footing, the young Zeidler roped in gold at the
certainly the one to watch heading into Poznan. 2019 World and European Championships. With another year under his
belt, can anyone stop him?
But hot on her tails is Switzerland’s Jeannine Gmelin. Gmelin rose
in the ranks in 2017 and has been consistently on the podium ever There are certainly some great contenders. Norway’s Kjetil Borch is the
since, including a silver at the 2019 European Championships behind 2018 World Champion and finished third last year after some ups and
Puspure. Watch out too for Austria’s Magdalena Lobnig who has downs in the 2019 season. Denmark’s Sverri Nielsen blasted onto the
frequently medalled at the European Championships. scene in 2018 and finished second at the World Championships.
Keep an eye too on Jakub Podrazil from the Czech Republic. He
W1x: Major results since 2014 comes out of the men’s pair, but has an impressive time on the indoor
rowing machine and if he can translate that power in the single, he
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19 might just surprise. And don’t forget about Croatia’s Damir Martin.
1 CZE CZE AUT GBR SUI IRL Martin has struggled with injury in this Olympiad, but you never know
2 NED SUI LAT BLR AUT SUI when he might pull off the spectacular.
3 IRL BLR IRL GER UKR CZE
4 AUT LTU BLR DEN ITA AUT
M1x: Major results since 2014
5 RUS IRL LTU SWE GRE DEN
6 GER DEN CZE LAT DEN NED Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
7 LTU7 NED GBR NED LTU GBR 1 CZE CRO CRO CZE NOR GER
8 SUI POL SWE GRE ISR UKR 2 GER CZE LTU CRO LTU NED
9 UKR GER UKR ESP LAT SRB 3 LTU NOR CZE BLR SUI BLR
10 SWE GBR GER AUT SWE 4 BLR GBR BEL FRA POL DEN
11 DEN BEL RUS CZE BUL 5 BEL BEL BLR GER SRB CRO
12 LAT NED FIN FRA 6 GBR LTU DEN AZE RUS CZE
7 CRO BLR FRA SRB FRA GBR
8 BUL DEN FIN SUI BUL ROU
9 ISR SRB GBR DEN AZE NOR
10 ITA FIN BUL HUN BLR BUL
11 SRB NED SUI SWE FIN SUI
12 FIN ROU GER NOR SWE FIN
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 14Who to watch
Lightweight women’s double sculls (LW2x) Lightweight men’s double sculls (LM2x)
The favourites must be the defending European Champions from The lightweight men’s double sculls is always a tight race. Over the last
Belarus, Alena Furman and Anastasiia Ianina. But the Belarussian few years there has been a handful of crews that land in the top six, but
double have not posted the most consistent results; they finished the order at the finish has varied greatly. At the 2019 European Rowing
sixth at last year’s World Rowing Championships. France and Championships it was Germany’s Jason Osborne and Jonathan
Switzerland finished second and third respectively at the 2019 Rommelmann to take the top spot, followed by Italy and Belgium. The
European Rowing Championships and are both back with the same World Rowing Championships saw a shake-up with Ireland taking the
combinations and another year of training. top spot, Italy in second and the Germans back in third.
The Dutch double of Marieke Keijser and Ilse Paulis did not compete The 16 boats entered will be fighting for those top spots. The only
at last year’s European Championships due to injury, then went on notable absence is that of the Irish. Germany, Italy and Belgium are all
to finish second at the World Rowing Championship. They are likely in the running and watch out too for Spain and Denmark - both are
to be going for gold in Poznan. And, of course, keep an eye on the frequent finalists.
Romanian combination of Ionela-Livia Cozmiuc and Gianina-Elena
Beleaga. They’ve had some ups and downs, but still have a stack of
medals in their pocket. LM2x: Major results since 2014
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
LW2x: Major results since 2014 1 FRA FRA IRL FRA NOR GER
2 GER GBR GER IRL IRL ITA
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
3 NOR NOR NOR ITA ITA BEL
1 ITA GBR NED POL NED BLR 4 ITA NED POL POL BEL ESP
2 GER GER GER NED POL FRA 5 SUI IRL BEL GER POL IRL
3 GBR POL POL GBR SUI SUI 6 NED TUR NED GBR UKR DEN
4 SWE DEN SUI ROU ROU GBR 7 GRE CZE SUI CZE FRA POL
5 NED NED DEN FRA ITA ROU 8 POL HUN POR GRE GBR SVK
6 POL IRL ROU ITA GBR ITA 9 GBR POR UKR DEN SVK POR
7 ROU SUI SWE GER GER NED 10 CZE SUI AUT NED POR GBR
8 BLR ROU GBR GRE IRL AUT 11 HUN AUT ESP UKR AUT CZE
9 SUI GRE IRL SUI AU GER 12 AUT GRE CZE ESP CZE AUT
10 DEN RUS RUS DEN GRE ESP
11 CZE CZE CZE CZE NOR DEN
12 RUS UKR MDA IRL
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Women’s quadruple sculls (W4x) Men’s quadruple sculls (M4x)
At the 2019 European Rowing Championships, the Germans finished There is no question that the Dutch are the crew to beat. They have
on top, followed by the Netherlands, Ukraine and Poland. This order retained their European and World Championship line-up from last year
flipped at the World Rowing Championships, when Poland finished and are ready to race. They will face a big challenge from the Italian
second ahead of the Netherlands and Germany (Ukraine did not crew that finished second at the 2019 European Championships and
compete). All four crews are lining up in Poznan. third at the 2019 World Championships.
The Polish have kept their 2019 line-up and are the only crew to do Watch out too for Poland. After a disappointing B-final finish at last
so. Germany made one change from their World Championship crew year’s European Championships, they finished with a silver medal at the
with Carlotta Nwadije replacing Michaela Staelberg. The Dutch have World Rowing Championships. And don’t forget about Germany. They
replaced Sophie Souwer with Laila Youssifou, while Ukraine has a have one change to their 2019 line-up; the addition of Tim Ole Naske.
completely new-look crew. These four crews are likely to be in the Naske has become a member of the German men’s sculling squad and
final, but in what finishing order? shifted into the bigger boats after being knocked out of the men’s single
sculls by Oliver Zeidler.
W4x: Major results since 2014
M4x: Major results since 2014
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
1 BLR GER GER GER POL GER Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
2 GER NED POL NED UKR NED 1 UKR RUS EST LTU ITA NED
3 POL POL UKR GBR NED UKR 2 GBR UKR LTU POL LTU ITA
4 NRF GBR NED POL GBR POL 3 GER GBR RUS ITA POL GBR
5 GBR UKR GBR FRA ROU GBR 4 RUS POL GER GBR UKR GER
6 UKR FRA RUS BLR ITA ROU 5 POL LTU GBR NOR NED NOR
7 ITA RUS FRA ROU FRA FRA 6 EST GER UKR NED GBR UKR
8 RUS BLR RUS GER SUI 7 CZE SUI POL EST RUS POL
9 DEN UKR NOR 8 LTU EST CZE GER FRA EST
10 CZE 9 FRA NOR UKR EST FRA
10 ITA FRA RUS RUS
11 SUI CZE CZE LTU
12 NED ROU SUI
2020 Media Guide, European Rowing Championships, Poznan (POL) 16Who to watch
Women’s eight (W8+) Men’s eight (M8+)
The women’s eight is a four-boat race between Germany, the The Germans are back and will be looking to test their 2020 speed
Netherlands, Romania and Russia. Romania are defending European with a few line-up changes compared to the 2020 World Champion
Champions and will be looking for a repeat performance. The Dutch crew. Can they maintain their winning streak through this extended
crew sees the addition of some young rowers who will be looking Olympiad?
to build toward the 2021 season. Russia and Germany have also
entered new line-ups, so this straight final will certainly be interesting The Dutch will certainly look to challenge after their silver medal finish at
to watch to get an idea of the 2020 speed. the 2020 World Rowing Championships. The rest of the five-boat field
is filled by Italy, Lithuania and Romania. On paper, Romania probably
has the best chance at the podium.
W8+: Major results since 2014
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19 M8+: Major results since 2014
1 ROU RUS GBR ROU ROU ROU
Place ERCh14 ERCh15 ERCh16 ERCh17 ERCh18 ERCh19
2 GBR NED NED NED GBR GBR
1 GER GER GER GER GER GER
3 GER ROU RUS RUS NED RUS
2 RUS GBR RUS POL NED GBR
4 NED GER ROU GBR NED
3 GBR RUS GBR NED ROU NED
5 UKR GBR GER BLR
4 POL POL BLR RUS ITA ROU
6 FRA BLR BLR
5 FRA FRA POL GBR GBR RUS
7 BLR UKR UKR
6 BLR NED NED ROU RUS ITA
8 RUS 7 NED UKR ESP UKR POL POL
9 ITA 8 UKR BLR UKR ITA
9 ESP CZE BLR
10 CZE
11 ITA
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3.2 International boat classes
Lightweight Women’s Single Sculls (LW1x) Lightweight Women’s Quadruple Sculls (LW4x)
There are 11 entries in the lightweight women’s single sculls and it is The lightweight women’s quadruple sculls will be a race between Italy
a young field. Keep an eye on the Dutch Martine Veldhuis. She raced and Germany. Italy might have the slight upper-hand on paper, but it
in the final at last year’s World Rowing Championships and watch out will all come down to the final.
for Switzerland’s Sofia Meakin who boasts a fourth-place finish at the
2019 European Championships.
Lightweight Men’s Quadruple Sculls (LM4x)
Lightweight Men’s Single Sculls (LM1x) The lightweight men’s quadruple sculls is a four-boat field, but it will
be a tough one to call. In the absence of an Italian crew, it might be
The lightweight men’s single sculls has seen impressive entries due Germany to top the podium. Austria has also put together top teams
to several top names coming out of the lightweight double. The Irish in this category and the Netherlands comes with a new-look line-up.
have sent World Champion Fintan McCarthy to race in the single
in the absence of his double’s partner Paul O’Donovan. Similarly,
Norway’s Kristoffer Brun is set to compete in the single. Watch out
too for the young Niels Torre from Italy who recently won at the
under-23 level and outraced 2019 World Champion in the lightweight
men’s single, Martino Goretti, to claim his spot.
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3.3 Para-rowing boat classes
Para PR1 Women’s Single Sculls (PR1 W1x) Para PR2 Mixed Double Sculls (PR2 Mix2x)
The European Rowing Championships also offers the four Paralympic The PR2 mixed double sculls sees the return of the world silver
events. In the PR1 women’s single sculls all eyes will be on 2019 medallists from the Netherlands Corne de Koning and Annika
World silver medallist Nathalie Benoit of France. Watch out too for van der Meer. Watch out too for the French duo of Perle Bouge
Ukraine’s Anna Sheremet and Germany’s Sylvia Pille-Steppat who are and Christophe Lavigne. They finished third at the 2019 World
both regular A-final finishers. Championships and now have had another year of rowing together.
Keep an eye too on Ukraine who are regular A-final finishers.
Para PR1 Men’s Single Sculls (PR1 M1x)
Para PR3 Mixed Coxed Four (PR3 Mix4+)
The PR1 men’s single sculls sees the return of 2019 World Champion
from Ukraine, Roman Polianskyi. Polianskyi is definitely the favorite, The PR3 mixed coxed four has a five-boat entry and in the absence
but he will face a big challenge from world silver-medallist Alexey of Great Britain, all eyes will be on the Italian crew. Italy finished third
Chuvashev from Russia. at the 2019 World Championships and has kept the same line-
up. Watch out too for Russia who finished fifth at the 2019 World
Championships.
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4.1 European Rowing Championships 2007-2019
Women’s results
Women’s Pair (W2-)
Year Location 1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time
2019 Lucerne (SUI) Spain (ESP) 7:14.14 Romania (ROU) 7:15.52 Italy (ITA) 7:16.22
Aina Cid Adriana Ailincai Kiri Tontodonati
Virginia Diaz Rivas Maria Tivodariu Aisha Rocek
2018 Glasgow (GBR) Romania (ROU) 7:15.53 Netherlands (NED) 7:17.34 Italy (ITA) 7:17.86
Madalina Beres Elsbeth Beeres Alessandra Patelli
Denisa Tilvescu Laila Youssifou Sara Bertolasi
2017 Racice (CZE) Romania (ROU) 7:00.53 Denmark (DEN) 7:04.36 Great Britain (GBR) 7:06.65
Madalina Beres Hedvig Rasmussen Karen Bennett
Laura Oprea Christina Johansen Holly Norton
2016 Brandenburg (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 7:35.93 Germany (GER) 7:43.81 Romania (ROU) 7:47.18
Helen Glover Kerstin Hartmann Madalina Beres
Heather Stanning Kathrin Marchand Laura Oprea
2015 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR) 6:58.28 Netherlands (Ned) 7:04.98 Romania (ROU) 7:12.56
Helen Glover Elisabeth Hogerwerf Cristina Grigoras
Heather Stanning Olivia Van Rooijen Laura Oprea
2014 Belgrade (SRB) Great Britain (GBR) 7:03.62 Romania (ROU) 7:08.52 Netherlands (Ned) 7:10.56
Helen Glover Cristina Grigoras Aletta Jorritsma
Polly Swann Laura Oprea Heleen Boers
2013 Seville (ESP) Romania (ROU) 7:49.09 Germany (GER) 7:51.56 Ukraine (UKR) 7:57.26
Cristina Grigoras Kerstin Hartmann Svitlana Novichenko
Andreea Boghian Marlene Sinnig Anna Kontseva
2012 Varese (ITA) Romania (ROU) 7:14.49 Great Britain (GBR) 7:18.65 Croatia (CRO) 7:18.91
Camelia Lupascu Caragh Mcmurtry Sonja Keserac
Nicoleta Albu Olivia Carnegie-Brown Maja Anic
2011 Plovdiv (BUL) Romania (ROU) 7:29.22 Belarus (BLR) 7:31.50 Italy (ITA) 7:37.79
Camelia Lupascu Yuliya Bichyk Claudia Wurzel
Nicoleta Albu Natallia Helakh Sara Bertolasi
2010 Montemor-o-Velho (POR) Romania (ROU) 7:22.89 Germany (GER) 7:25.25 Croatia (CRO) 7:27.62
Camelia Lupascu Kerstin Hartmann Sonja Keserac
Nicoleta Albu Marlene Sinnig Maja Anic
2009 Brest (BLR) Romania (ROU) 7:27.28 Russia (RUS) 7:30.84 Croatia (CRO) 7:38.03
Camelia Lupascu Mayya Dmitrieva Sonja Keserac
Nicoleta Albu Alevtina Savkina Maja Anic
2008 Athens (GRE) Romania (ROU) 7:17.53 Russia (RUS) 7:19.05 Belarus (BLR) 7:21.35
Georgeta Andrunache Vera Pochitaeva Volha Shcharbachenia
Viorica Susanu Alevtina Savkina Tatsiana Kukhta
2007 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 7:18.00 Russia (RUS) 7:30.90 Romania (ROU) 7:34.60
Lenka Wech Vera Pochitaeva Adelina Bogus
Maren Derlien Alevtina Savkina Nicoleta Albu
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Women's Double Sculls (W2x)
Year Location 1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time
2019 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 6:49.23 Romania (ROU) 6:50.56 Italy (ITA) 6:51.38
Leonie Menzel Nicoleta-Ancuta Bodnar Stefania Buttignon
Carlotta Nwajide Simona Geanina Radis Stefania Gobbi
2018 Glasgow (GBR) France (FRA) 6:55.99 Netherlands (NED) 6:56.29 Lithuania (LTU) 6:56.54
Helene Lefebvre Roos De Jong Milda Valciukaite
Elodie Ravera-Scaramozzino Lisa Scheenaard Ieva Adomaviciute
2017 Racice (CZE) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:04.75 Netherlands (NED) 7:06.24 Italy (ITA) 7:07.79
Kristyna Fleissnerova Lisa Scheenaard Kiri Tontodonati
Lenka Antosova Marloes Oldenburg Stefania Gobbi
2016 Brandenburg (GER) Belarus (BLR) 8:25.91 Germany (GER) 8:28.30 Czech Republic (CZE) 8:31.94
Yuliya Bichyk Julia Lier Kristyna Fleissnerova
Tatsiana Kukhta Mareike Adams Lenka Antosova
2015 Poznan (POL) Poland (POL) 6:55.58 Lithuania (LTU) 6:57.08 Great Britain (GBR) 6:59.63
Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozlowska Donata Vistartaite Victoria Thornley
Natalia Madaj Milda Valciukaite Katherine Grainger
2014 Belgrade (SRB) Poland (POL) 6:52.15 Lithuania (LTU) 6:52.59 Netherlands (Ned) 6:56.60
Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozlowska Donata Vistartaite Nicole Beukers
Natalia Madaj Milda Valciukaite Inge Janssen
2013 Seville (ESP) Lithuania (LTU) 7:21.87 Poland (POL) 7:28.34 Belarus (BLR) 7:31.94
Donata Vistartaite Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozlowska Ekaterina Karsten
Milda Valciukaite Natalia Madaj Yuliya Bichyk
2012 Varese (ITA) Belarus (BLR) 6:58.94 Italy (ITA) 7:02.20 Romania (ROU) 7:03.67
Tatsiana Kukhta Giulia Pollini Maria Diana Bursuc
Katsiaryna Shliupskaya Giada Colombo Adelina Bogus
2011 Plovdiv (BUL) Ukraine (UKR) 7:06.17 Serbia (SRB) 7:08.27 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:11.31
Anastasiia Kozhenkova Iva Obradovic Lenka Antosova
Yana Dementieva Ivana Filipovic Jitka Antosova
2010 Montemor-o-Velho (POR) Germany (GER) 6:49.87 Poland (POL) 6:51.86 Italy (ITA) 6:53.39
Annekatrin Thiele Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozlowska Laura Schiavone
Stephanie Schiller Julia Michalska Elisabetta Sancassani
2009 Brest (BLR) Italy (ITA) 7:07.96 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:08.52 Poland (POL) 7:13.42
Laura Schiavone Jitka Antosova Agata Gramatyka
Gabriella Bascelli Lenka Antosova Natalia Madaj
2008 Athens (GRE) Ukraine (UKR) 6:55.95 Poland (POL) 6:57.33 Italy (ITA) 6:58.10
Kateryna Tarasenko Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozlowska Gabriella Bascelli
Yana Dementieva Natalia Madaj Erika Bello
2007 Poznan (POL) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:12.99 Finland (FIN) 7:14.68 Belarus (BLR) 7:17.58
Gabriela Varekova Sanna Sten Hanna Nakhayeva
Jitka Antosova Minna Nieminen Volha Berazniova
Women's Four (W4-)
Year Location 1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time
2019 Lucerne (SUI) Netherlands (NED) 6:24.84 Romania (ROU) 6:27.92 Poland (POL) 6:32.37
Ellen Hogerwerf Ioana Vrinceanu Joanna Dittmann
Karolien Florijn Viviana-Iuliana Bejinariu Monika Chabel
Ymkje CLEVERING Madalina BERES Olga MICHALKIEWICZ
Veronique MEESTER Denisa TILVESCU Maria WIERZBOWSKA
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2018 Glasgow (GBR) Russia (RUS) 6:39.97 Romania (ROU) 6:41.87 Poland (POL) 6:42.58
Ekaterina Sevostianova Madalina Heghes Olga Michalkiewicz
Anastasia Tikhanova Iuliana Buhus Joanna Dittmann
Ekaterina Potapova Madalina-Gabriela Casu Monika Chabel
Elena Oriabinskaia Roxana Parascanu Maria Wierzbowska
2017 Racice (CZE) Romania (ROU) 6:51.64 Poland (POL) 6:55.32 Netherlands (NED) 6:59.23
Cristina-Georgiana Popescu Monika Chabel Willeke Vossen
Alina Ligia Pop Joanna Dittmann Marleen Verburgh
Beatrice-Madalina Parfenie Anna Wierzbowska Annemarie Bernhard
Roxana Parascanu Maria Wierzbowska Lisanne Brandsma
2010 Montemor-o-Velho (POR) Belarus (BLR) 7:28.81 Italy (ITA) 7:35.44
Hanna Kabral Samanta Molina
Natallia Helakh Gioia Sacco
Natallia Haurylenka Claudia Wurzel
Zinaida Kliuchynskaya Valentina Calabrese
Women's Single Sculls (W1x)
Year Location 1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time
2019 Lucerne (SUI) Ireland (IRL) 7:23.18 Switzerland (SUI) 7:24.04 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:24.85
Sanita Puspure Jeannine Gmelin Miroslava Topinkova Knapkova
2018 Glasgow (GBR) Switzerland (SUI) 7:31.15 Austria (AUT) 7:32.62 Ukraine (UKR) 7:32.67
Jeannine Gmelin Magdalena Lobnig Diana Dymchenko
2017 Racice (CZE) Great Britain (GBR) 7:34.23 Belarus (BLR) 7:34.92 Germany (GER) 7:35.79
Victoria Thornley Ekaterina Karsten Annekatrin Thiele
2016 Brandenburg (GER) Austria (AUT) 9:22.32 Latvia (LAT) 9:39.10 Ireland (IRL) 9:44.77
Magdalena Lobnig Elza Gulbe Sanita Puspure
2015 Poznan (POL) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:30.24 Switzerland (SUI) 7:32.00 Belarus (BLR) 7:33.16
Miroslava Knapkova Jeannine Gmelin Tatsiana Kukhta
2014 Belgrade (SRB) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:42.74 Netherlands (Ned) 7:43.02 Ireland (IRL) 7:43.04
Miroslava Knapkova Chantal Achterberg Sanita Puspure
2013 Seville (ESP) Czech Republic (CZE) 8:15.48 Austria (AUT) 8:18.24 Netherlands (Ned) 8:21.30
Miroslava Knapkova Magdalena Lobnig Inge Janssen
2012 Varese (ITA) Lithuania (LTU) 7:36.26 Serbia (SRB) 7:39.87 Estonia (EST) 7:41.81
Donata Vistartaite Iva Obradovic Kaisa Pajusalu
2011 Plovdiv (BUL) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:52.03 Russia (RUS) 7:58.37 Lithuania (LTU) 8:02.46
Miroslava Knapkova Julia Levina Donata Vistartaite
2010 Montemor-o-Velho (POR) Belarus (BLR) 7:24.63 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:25.90 Sweden (SWE) 7:27.47
Ekaterina Karsten Miroslava Knapkova Frida Svensson
2009 Brest (BLR) Belarus (BLR) 7:40.02 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:43.79 Russia (RUS) 7:51.15
Ekaterina Karsten Miroslava Knapkova Julia Levina
2008 Athens (GRE) Czech Republic (CZE) 7:27.42 Belgium (BEL) 7:34.04 Switzerland (SUI) 7:35.04
Miroslava Knapkova Annick De Decker Regina Naunheim
2007 Poznan (POL) Bulgaria (Bul) 7:36.23 Czech Republic (CZE) 7:39.46 Sweden (SWE) 7:49.29
Rumyana Neykova Miroslava Knapkova Frida Svensson
Lightweight Women's Double Sculls (LW2x)
Year Location 1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time
2019 Lucerne (SUI) Belarus (BLR) 6:58.69 France (FRA) 7:00.29 Switzerland (SUI) 7:02.63
Anastasiia Ianina Laura Tarantola Patricia Merz
Alena Furman Claire Bove Frederique Rol
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2018 Glasgow (GBR) Netherlands (NED) 6:57.35 Poland (POL) 6:58.39 Switzerland (SUI) 7:00.36
Marieke Keijser Weronika Deresz Patricia Merz
Ilse Paulis Joanna Dorociak Frederique Rol
2017 Racice (CZE) Poland (POL) 6:58.55 Netherlands (NED) 7:02.56 Great Britain (GBR) 7:03.02
Weronika Deresz Marieke Keijser Katherine Copeland
Martyna Mikolajczak Ilse Paulis Emily Craig
2016 Brandenburg (GER) Netherlands (NED) 7:40.50 Germany (GER) 7:42.79 Poland (POL) 7:44.88
Ilse Paulis Fini Sturm Joanna Dorociak
Maaike Head Marie-Louise Draeger Weronika Deresz
2015 Poznan (POL) Great Britain (GBR) 7:00.71 Germany (GER) 7:05.27 Poland (POL) 7:05.36
Charlotte Taylor Fini Sturm Joanna Dorociak
Katherine Copeland Marie-Louise Draeger Weronika Deresz
2014 Belgrade (SRB) Italy (ITA) 6:54.85 Germany (GER) 6:55.56 Great Britain (GBR) 6:55.77
Laura Milani Lena Mueller Imogen Walsh
Elisabetta Sancassani Anja Noske Katherine Copeland
2013 Seville (ESP) Italy (ITA) 7:37.92 Germany (GER) 7:42.64 Poland (POL) 7:47.10
Laura Milani Lena Mueller Katarzyna Welna
Elisabetta Sancassani Anja Noske Weronika Deresz
2012 Varese (ITA) Italy (ITA) 6:53.39 Greece (GRE) 6:57.62 Great Britain (GBR) 6:58.87
Laura Milani Christina Giazitzidou Ruth Walczak
Elisabetta Sancassani Alexandra Tsiavou Imogen Walsh
2011 Plovdiv (BUL) Greece (GRE) 7:15.50 Great Britain (GBR) 7:20.26 Italy (ITA) 7:24.88
Christina Giazitzidou Kathryn Twyman Laura Milani
Alexandra Tsiavou Andrea Dennis Enrica Marasca
2010 Montemor-o-Velho (POR) Greece (GRE) 6:58.18 Poland (POL) 7:06.16 Germany (GER) 7:08.29
Christina Giazitzidou Magdalena Kemnitz Daniela Reimer
Alexandra Tsiavou Agnieszka Renc Anja Noske
2009 Brest (BLR) Greece (GRE) 7:15.26 Poland (POL) 7:19.69 Austria (AUT) 7:23.84
Christina Giazitzidou Magdalena Kemnitz Stefanie Borzacchini
Alexandra Tsiavou Agnieszka Renc Michaela Taupe-Traer
2008 Athens (GRE) Greece (GRE) 7:02.71 Poland (POL) 7:04.98 Hungary (HUN) 7:08.80
Chrysi Biskitzi Weronika Deresz Zsofia Novak
Alexandra Tsiavou Ilona Mokronowska Zsuzsanna Hajdu
2007 Poznan (POL) Greece (GRE) 7:21.03 Poland (POL) 7:23.51 Italy (ITA) 7:26.57
Chrysi Biskitzi Magdalena Kemnitz Erika Bello
Alexandra Tsiavou Ilona Mokronowska Laura Milani
Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x)
Year Location 1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time
2019 Lucerne (SUI) Germany (GER) 6:16.69 Netherlands (NED) 6:17.08 Ukraine (UKR) 6:18.82
Michaela Staelberg Roos De Jong Ievgeniia Dovhodko
Julia Lier Inge Janssen Daryna Verkhogliad
Franziska Kampmann Sophie Souwer Anastasiia Kozhenkova
Frieda Haemmerling Olivia Van Rooijen Yana Dementieva
2018 Glasgow (GBR) Poland (POL) 6:20.92 Ukraine (UKR) 6:23.86 Netherlands (NED) 6:24.95
Agnieszka Kobus-Zawojska Daryna Verkhogliad Olivia Van Rooijen
Marta Wieliczko Olena Buryak Karolien Florijn
Maria Springwald Anastasiia Kozhenkova Sophie Souwer
Katarzyna Zillmann Ievgeniia Dovhodko Nicole Beukers
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2017 Racice (CZE) Germany (GER) 6:24.08 Netherlands (NED) 6:25.63 Great Britain (GBR) 6:26.54
Daniela Schultze Olivia Van Rooijen Bethany Bryan
Charlotte Reinhardt Inge Janssen Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne
Frauke Hundeling Sophie Souwer Jess Leyden
Frieda Haemmerling Nicole Beukers Holly Nixon
2016 Brandenburg (GER) Germany (GER) 7:14.31 Poland (POL) 7:18.53 Ukraine (UKR) 7:21.12
Annekatrin Thiele Agnieszka Kobus Daryna Verkhogliad
Carina Baer Joanna Hentka Olena Buryak
Marie-Catherine Arnold Maria Springwald Anastasiia Kozhenkova
Lisa Schmidla Monika Ciaciuch Ievgeniia Nimchenko
2015 Poznan (POL) Germany (GER) 6:18.93 Netherlands (Ned) 6:19.54 Poland (POL) 6:20.87
Annekatrin Thiele Nicole Beukers Agnieszka Kobus
Marie-Catherine Arnold Chantal Achterberg Joanna Leszczynska
Carina Baer Inge Janssen Maria Springwald
Lisa Schmidla Carline Bouw Monika Ciaciuch
2014 Belgrade (SRB) Belarus (BLR) 6:14.64 Germany (GER) 6:15.38 Poland (POL) 6:17.81
Ekaterina Karsten Marie-Catherine Arnold Agnieszka Kobus
Tatsiana Kukhta Julia Lier Maria Springwald
Yuliya Bichyk Julia Richter Joanna Dittmann
Katsiaryna Shliupskaya Mareike Adams Monika Ciaciuch
2013 Seville (ESP) Germany (GER) 6:45.01 Netherlands (Ned) 6:48.67 Italy (ITA) 6:49.57
Annekatrin Thiele Wianka Van Dorp Laura Schiavone
Carina Baer Sophie Souwer Giada Colombo
Julia Richter Lisa Scheenaard Sara Magnaghi
Britta Oppelt Nicole Beukers Gaia Palma
2012 Varese (ITA) Ukraine (UKR) 6:26.44 Poland (POL) 6:28.42 Romania (ROU) 6:29.98
Kateryna Tarasenko Kamila Socko Ionelia Zaharia
Nataliya Dovgodko Joanna Leszczynska Ioana Strungaru
Olha Hurkovska Sylwia Lewandowska Camelia Lupascu
Yana Dementieva Natalia Madaj Nicoleta Albu
2011 Plovdiv (BUL) Ukraine (UKR) 6:32.75 Poland (POL) 6:35.30 Romania (ROU) 6:41.61
Svitlana Spiryukhova Agnieszka Kobus Cristina Ilie
Nataliia Huba Karolina Gniadek Ioana Strungaru
Tetiana Kolesnikova Sylwia Lewandowska Camelia Lupascu
Kateryna Tarasenko Natalia Madaj Nicoleta Albu
2010 Montemor-o-Velho (POR) Ukraine (UKR) 6:22.22 Germany (GER) 6:24.42 Switzerland (SUI) 6:28.69
Kateryna Tarasenko Britta Oppelt Regina Naunheim
Olena Buryak Carina Baer Nora Fiechter
Anastasiia Kozhenkova Tina Manker Katja Hauser
Yana Dementieva Julia Richter Martina Ernst
2009 Brest (BLR) Ukraine (UKR) 6:30.90 Italy (ITA) 6:38.87 Romania (ROU) 6:44.14
Svitlana Spiryukhova Erika Bello Anca Luchian
Tetiana Kolesnikova Gabriella Bascelli Irina Dorneanu
Anastasiia Kozhenkova Laura Schiavone Andreea Boghian
Yana Dementieva Elisabetta Sancassani Cristina Grigoras
2008 Athens (GRE) Ukraine (UKR) 6:26.54 Russia (RUS) 6:28.20 Romania (ROU) 6:30.64
Svitlana Spiryukhova Olga Samulenkova Ionelia Zaharia
Olena Olefirenko Larisa Merk Cristina Ilie
Nataliya Mustafayeva Oxana Dorodnova Adelina Bogus
Tetiana Kolesnikova Julia Kalinovskaya Roxana Cogianu
2007 Poznan (POL) Ukraine (UKR) 6:42.34 Romania (ROU) 6:47.50 Germany (GER) 6:47.64
Svitlana Spiryukhova Ionelia Zaharia Sophie Paul
Nataliia Huba Eniko Mironcic Julia Richter
Olena Olefirenko Camelia Lupascu Judith Aldinger
Tetiana Kolesnikova Roxana Cogianu Lena Moebus
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Women's Eight (W8+)
Year Location 1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time
2019 Lucerne (SUI) Romania (ROU) 6:03.49 Great Britain (GBR) 6:03.55 Russia (RUS) 6:06.38
Cristina-Georgiana Popescu Fiona Gammond Vasilisa Stepanova
Amalia Beres Zoe Lee Elizaveta Kovina
Madalina-Gabriela Casu Josephine Wratten Ekaterina Potapova
Roxana Parascanu Harriet Taylor Anna Karpova
Beatrice-Madalina Parfenie Rowan Mckellar Olga Zaruba
Iuliana Popa Rebecca Shorten Anastasia Tikhanova
Maria-Magdalena Rusu Karen Bennett Ekaterina Sevostianova
Roxana-Iuliana Anghel Holly Norton Elena Oriabinskaia
Daniela Druncea Matilda Horn Elizaveta Krylova
Ioana Vrinceanu Anastasia Posner Ellen Hogerwerf
Viviana-Iuliana Bejinariu Rebecca Girling Marloes Oldenburg
Adriana Ailincai Fiona Gammond Lies Rustenburg
Maria Tivodariu Katherine Douglas Jose Van Veen
Beatrice-Madalina Parfenie Holly Hill Ymkje Clevering
Iuliana Popa Holly Norton Monica Lanz
Madalina Beres Karen Bennett Aletta Jorritsma
Denisa Tilvescu Rebecca Shorten Carline Bouw
Daniela Druncea Matilda Horn Dieuwke Fetter
2017 Racice (CZE) Romania (ROU) 6:10.35 Netherlands (NED) 6:12.86 Russia (RUS) 6:16.05
Ioana Vrinceanu Veronique Meester Julia Kalinovskaya
Viviana-Iuliana Bejinariu Aletta Jorritsma Valentina Plaksina
Mihaela Petrila Kirsten Wielaard Anna Aksenova
Denisa Tilvescu Lies Rustenburg Anna Karpova
Madalina Beres Jose Van Veen Elena Oriabinskaia
Iuliana Popa Ymkje Clevering Anastasia Tikhanova
Adelina Bogus Karolien Florijn Ekaterina Potapova
Laura Oprea Monica Lanz Alevtina Savkina
Daniela Druncea Ae-Ri Noort Evgenii Terekhov
2016 Brandenburg (GER) Great Britain (GBR) 6:51.46 Netherlands (NED) 6:51.83 Russia (RUS) 6:55.43
Katie Greves Wianka Van Dorp Julia Kalinovskaya
Melanie Wilson Sophie Souwer Yulia Inozemtseva
Frances Houghton Lies Rustenburg Julia Popova
Polly Swann Jose Van Veen Alevtina Savkina
Jessica Eddie Elisabeth Hogerwerf Anastasia Karabelshchikova
Olivia Carnegie-Brown Claudia Belderbos Aleksandra Fedorova
Karen Bennett Monica Lanz Elena Lebedeva
Zoe Lee Olivia Van Rooijen Elena Oriabinskaia
Zoe De Toledo Ae-Ri Noort Ksenia Volkova
2015 Poznan (POL) Russia (RUS) 6:08.06 Netherlands (Ned) 6:09.70 Romania (ROU) 6:12.99
Julia Kalinovskaya Monica Lanz Madalina Beres
Yulia Inozemtseva Jenny De Jong Denisa Tilvescu
Elena Lebedeva Lies Rustenburg Mihaela Petrila
Anastasia Tikhanova Sophie Souwer Ioana Strungaru
Anastasia Karabelshchikova Aletta Jorritsma Adelina Bogus
Aleksandra Fedorova Claudia Belderbos Irina Dorneanu
Julia Popova Wianka Van Dorp Roxana Cogianu
Alevtina Savkina Heleen Boers Andreea Boghian
Ksenia Volkova Ae-Ri Noort Daniela Druncea
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2014 Belgrade (SRB) Romania (ROU) 6:16.64 Great Britain (GBR) 6:18.32 Germany (GER) 6:19.97
Roxana Cogianu Rosamund Bradbury Julia Waermer
Nicoleta Albu Olivia Carnegie-Brown Anne Becker
Cristina Ilie Katie Greves Michaela Schmidt
Irina Dorneanu Donna Etiebet Alexandra Hoeffgen
Mihaela Petrila Jessica Eddie Charlotte Reinhardt
Ioana Strungaru Zoe Lee Katrin Reinert
Adelina Bogus Caragh Mcmurtry Kerstin Hartmann
Andreea Boghian Louisa Reeve Kathrin Marchand
Daniela Druncea Zoe De Toledo Laura Schwensen
2013 Seville (ESP) Romania (ROU) 6:41.83 Germany (GER) 6:50.20 Russia (RUS) 6:53.32
Roxana Cogianu Lisa Kemmerer Yulia Inozemtseva
Ionelia Zaharia Anne Becker Oxana Bashkatova
Cristina Grigoras Sophie Paul Anastasia Karabelshchikova
Irina Dorneanu Ulrike Sennewald Aleksandra Fedorova
Adelina Bogus Michaela Schmidt Tatiana Afinogenova
Andreea Boghian Ronja Schuette Anastasia Tikhanova
Camelia Lupascu Julia Waermer Elizaveta Tikhanova
Nicoleta Albu Kathrin Marchand Anastasia Zhukova
Daniela Druncea Laura Schwensen Ksenia Volkova
2012 Varese (ITA) Romania (ROU) 6:06.94 Italy (ITA) 6:17.66 Great Britain (GBR) 6:18.31
Roxana Cogianu Claudia Wurzel Leonora Kennedy
Viorica Susanu Sara Magnaghi Claire Mckeown
Cristina Grigoras Alessandra Patelli Monica Relph
Irina Dorneanu Giada Colombo Victoria Meyer-Laker
Georgeta Andrunache Gabriella Bascelli Yasmin Tredell
Andreea Boghian Sara Bertolasi Zoe Lee
Rodica Serban Gaia Palma Caragh Mcmurtry
Ioana Rotaru Enrica Marasca Olivia Carnegie-Brown
Talida-Teodora Gidoiu Federica Cesarini Zoe De Toledo
2011 Plovdiv (BUL) Romania (ROU) 6:14.98 Belarus (BLR) 6:20.52 Ukraine (UKR) 6:23.82
Maria Diana Bursuc Katsiaryna Shliupskaya Oksana Golub
Ionelia Zaharia Marharyta Krechka Ganna Gutsalenko
Cristina Grigoras Volha Berazniova Olha Hurkovska
Irina Dorneanu Natallia Helakh Nina Proskura
Adelina Bogus Hanna Nakhayeva Olena Buryak
Andreea Boghian Tatsiana Kukhta Svitlana Novichenko
Roxana Cogianu Yuliya Bichyk Liubov Stashko
Eniko Mironcic Anastasiya Fadzeyenka Anna Kontseva
Talida-Teodora Gidoiu Yaraslava Paulovich Anna Gaidukova
2010 Montemor-o-Velho (POR) Romania (ROU) 6:36.45 Netherlands (Ned) 6:39.35 Germany (GER) 6:41.51
Roxana Cogianu Kirsten Wielaard Eva Paus
Ionelia Zaharia Claudia Belderbos Anika Kniest
Maria Diana Bursuc Roline Repelaer Van Driel Constanze Siering
Ioana Strungaru Sytske De Groot Silke Guenther
Adelina Bogus Chantal Achterberg Kathrin Thiem
Nicoleta Albu Nienke Kingma Ulrike Sennewald
Camelia Lupascu Carline Bouw Nina Wengert
Eniko Mironcic Femke Dekker Anna-Maria Kipphardt
Talida-Teodora Gidoiu Anne Schellekens Laura Schwensen
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