Olympic Regattas
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Stamp BDI 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Pertti Karppinen (FIN)
Pertti Karppinen won three gold
medal at three Olympic Games:
M1X gold medal at OG Montreal 1976
M1X gold medal at OG Moscow 1980
M1X gold medal at OG Atlanta 1984
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Stamp BDI 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
Steve Redgrave won five Olympic gold medals at five consecutive Olympic Games:
Los Angeles 1984 (M4+), Seoul 1988 (M2-), Barcelona 1992 (M2-), Atlanta 1996 (M2-) and Sydney 2000 (M4-).
He also won nine gold medals at World Rowing Championships: WRC Nottingham 1986 (M2+), WRC Copenhagen
1987 (M2-), WRC Vienna 1991 (M2-), WRC Radice 1993 (M2-), WRC Indianapolis 1994 (M2-), WRC Tampere
1995 (M2-), WRC Aiguebelette 1997 (M4-), WRC Cologne 1998 (M4-) and WRC St. Catharines 1999 (M4-).
He competed at Henley Royal Regatta for more than two decades winning 17 times in five different events,
among them the Diamond Sculls.
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Stamp BDI 2022 (unauthorized issue) - Vyacheslav Ivanov (URS)
V. Ivanov won three gold medals
at Olympic Games:
M1X at OG Melbourne 1956
M1X at OG Rome 1960
M1X at OG Tokyo 1964
He was the M1X World Champion
at WRC Lucerne 1962 and M1X
European Champion at ERC Bled
1956, ERC Macon 1959, ERC Prague
1961 and ERC Amsterdam 1964.
Furthermore he won the Diamond
Sculls at Henley 1957 and 1958.
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Stamp BDI 2023 SS - unauthorized issue - "Rowing at the 1976 Summer Olympics"
Lower right corner: J. Dreifke & K. Koeppelien (GDR),
M2X gold medal winners OG Montreal 1976 and WRC
Munich 1981
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Stamp BDI 2023 SS (unauthorized issue) OG Montreal 1976
M1X result OG Montreal 1976
1. FIN (Pertti Karppinen)
2. GER (Peter-Michael Kolbe)
3. GDR (Joachim Dreifke)
Kolbe had led Karppinen by eight seconds at half way
but was caught in the final spurt.
M1X gold medal winner
P. Karppinen (FIN)
M1X gold medal winner
P. Karppinen (FIN)
M1X silver medal winner
P.-M. Kolbe (GER)
M1X silver medal winner
P.-M. Kolbe (GER)
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Stamp BEL 2016 Aug. 22nd OG Rio de Janeiro
MI 4673
SC 2799b
YV 4602
MI SS 206
SC 2799
SG MS 4678
YV F 4601
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Stamp BEL 2023 (personalized) OG Paris 2024 - issued by B.O.P.C. - 3 different postal values
valid for BEL
valid for Europe
valid for World
Original design
Stationary II FRA 1924
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Stamp BEL 2024 (personalized issue) - Tim Brys (BEL), 4th place in the M1X competition at OG Paris, and his coach Dirk Crois
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Stamp BEL 2024 (personalized issue) - Tim Brys (BEL), M1X competition at OG Paris 4th place
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STAMP BEN 1980 July 16th - OG Moscow (weightlifting) with pictogram
MI 229
SC 473
YV 490
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STAMP BEN 1980 July 16th - OG Moscow with pictogram
MI 228
SC 472
YV 489
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Stamp BEN 2007 MS perforated & imperforated (unauthorized issue) - OG Beijing
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Stamp BEN 2008 SS perforated & imperforated (unauthorized) - OG Beijing - Steve Redgrave (GBR)
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Stamp BEN 2011 OG London 2012
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Stamp BEN 2015 SS (unauthorized) OG Rio de Janeiro "Presidents of the IOC"
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Stamp BLR 2000 Sept. 10th - OG Sydney winners (drawing of 1X in lower margin)
MI MS 378-80
SC 359
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Stamp BLR 2004 Oct. 7th SS OG Athens - Olympic medals for BLR
MI SS 41
SC 538
W1x silver medal: E. Karsten (BLR)
W2- bronze medal: Y. Bichyk & N. Helakh (BLR)
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Stamp BLR 2008 Aug. 15th OG Beijing - Ekaterina Karsten (BLR)
Ekaterina Karsten rowed at seven Olympic Games and won two Olympic gold medals (W1X OG Atlanta 1996 and OG Sydney 2000), one silver and two bronze medals plus six WRC titles MI 722
SC 670
SG 743
YV 638
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Stamp BLR 2010 July 24th - OG Beijing 2008 medal winners from BLR SS
MI SS 77
SG MS 821
YV BF 79
Rowing tabs on margin:
bronze medal winners
Ekaterina Karsten (W1X)
Yuliya Bichyk & Natalia Helakh (W2-)
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Stamp BOL 1980 Oct. 13th - SS OG Moscow with Olympic pictogram No. 5
MI SS 100
SC 640
