Olympic Regattas
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 17th OG Beijing (I) with Olympic pictogram No. 12a
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 17th OG Beijing (II)
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 18th Huangshi - gold medal for CHN in the W4X- event
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 18th Ueruemqi (= Urumtschi) - OG Beijing - gold medal for CHN in the W4X- competition
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 20th - OG Beijing - grandstand and finish tower at Shunyi regatta course
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 21st Jinan - OG Beijing - gold medal for W4X CHN - Shandong province (Olympic pictogram No. 12a)
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 24th He Fei - Closing of OG Beijing - Olympic pictogram No. 12a
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 24th OG Beijing (17 pictograms)
Olympic pictogram No. 12a
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PM CHN 2008 Aug. 8th Su Zhou - Opening of OG Beijing
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PM CHN 2008 Sept. 6th Ji Lin Paralympics
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PM CHN 2010 Aug. 14th Nanjing - Youth Olympic Games Singapore 2010
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PM CRO 1992 July 29th Zagreb - stamp exhibition (Olympic pictogram No. 7)
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PM CRO 2004 Dec. 6th Split - 90th anniversary of HVK °GUSAR° Split 1914-2004 + drawing of Niksa & Sinisa Skelin (CRO), M2- silver medal winners OG Athens 2004
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PM CRO 2012 Aug. 10th Zagreb - silver medal for CRO M4X at OG London
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PM CRO 2016 Sept. 9th Zagreb - M1X silver medal for Damir Martin at OG Rio de Janeiro
M1X final A result at OG Rio de Janeiro
1. NZL 6:41,34
2. CRO 6:41,34
3. CZE 6:44,10
The first two single scullers Drysdale (NZL)
and Martin (CRO) rowed a new Olympic
record time - less than two centimeters
seperated their bow balls on the finish line.
It was the closest result ever in an Olympic
M1X final thus matching the W1X final at
the Sydney Olympic Games 2000 when
BLR beat BUL by a similar tiny margin.
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PM CRO 2016 Sept. 9th Zagreb - M2X gold medal for Valent & Martin Sinkovic at OG Rio de Janeiro
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PM CRO 2019 Apr. 10th Split - G. D. Bonacica (YUG), M4- gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952
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PM CRO 2019 Apr. 23rd Split - Velimir Valenta (YUG), M4- gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952
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PM CRO 2020 June 25th Split - Petar Segvic (YUG, 1930-1990), M4- gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952
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PM CRO 2020 May 20th Split - Mato Trojanovic (YUG), M4- gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952
