Identified Athletes G-H-I
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CC ITA 1986 PANINI °Supersport° No. 201 - Guiseppe & Carmine Abbagnale (ITA), M2+ gold medal winnners at OG and WRC 1981-1991 with the exception of 1983 + 1986
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CC ITA 1987 PANINI °Supersport° No. 200 - Steve Redgrave & Andy Holmes (GBR), Olympic champions M2- at OG Seoul 1988, gold medal winners M2- WRC Copenhagen 1987
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CC ITA 1987 PANINI °Supersport° No. 214 - Oxford Boat Crew, University Boat Race winners 1987
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CC ITA 1988 PANINI °Supersport° No. 099 - Guiseppe & Carmine Abbagnale, cox Guiseppe Di Capua (ITA), M2+ Olympic champions OG Los Angeles 1984 and OG Seoul 1988, gold medal winners WRC 1981-82, 1985, 1987-91
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CC ITA 1988 PANINI °Supersport° No. 102 - Steve Redgrave & Andy Holmes (GBR), M2- Olympic champions OG Seoul 1988, gold medal winners WRC Copenhagen 1987
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CC ITA 1988 PANINI °Supersport° No. 104 - Alberto Belgeri & Igor Pescialli (ITA), M2X gold medal winners WRC Nottingham 1986
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CC ITA 2016 PANINI "Italia Olympic Team Rio 2016" No. 290 - Carmine & Guiseppe Abbagnale (ITA) with their cox Guiseppe di Capua
This crew dominated the M2+ event between 1981
and 1991 by winning the gold medal at two Olympic
Games and seven World Rowing Championships:
WRC Munich 1981, WRC Lucerne 1982, Olympic
Games Los Angeles 1984, WRC Hazewinkel 1985,
WRC Copenhagen 1987, Olympic Games Seoul 1988,
WRC Bled 1989, WRC Tasmania 1990 and WRC Vienna
1991. In the M2+ final of the Olympic Games Barcelona
1992 the Abbagnale brothers lost against the Searle
brothers of Great Britain in an epic battle and won the
silver medal.
Giuseppe Abbagnale was elected president of the Italian
Rowing Federation in 2012.
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CC ITA Alessio Sartori (ITA), M4X gold medal winner OG Sydney 2000
M1X gold medal winner
JWRC Munich 1994
M4X gold medal winner:
WRC Indianapolis 1994
WRC Tampere 1995
WRC Cologne 1998
M4X gold medal winner crew ITA
(Rossano Galtarossa
Agostino Abbagnale
Alessio Sartori
Simone Raineri)
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CC ITA PANINI °Olympia° No. 046 OG London 1908 - Harry Blackstaffe (GBR), M1X Olympic champion
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CC ITA PANINI °Olympia° No. 112 OG Los Angeles 1932 - H.A. Edwards & L. Clive (GBR), M2- gold medal winners
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CC ITA PANINI °Olympia° No. 133 OG Berlin 1936 - GER M 4- crew, gold medal winners
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CC ITA PANINI °Olympia° No. 151 OG London 1948 - R. Burnell & B. Bushnell (GBR), M2X gold medal winners
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CC ITA PANINI °Olympia° No. 202 OG Rome 1960 - The M8+ GER (gold medal winner) at the victory ceremony
GER: Hans Lenk, Klaus Bittner, Karl-Heinz Hopp,
Frank & Kraft Schepke, Karl-Heinz von Groddeck,
Walter Schroeder, Manfred Rulffs, cox Willi Padge
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CC ITA PANINI °Olympia° No. 236 OG Mexico 1968 - M8+ crew GER, gold medal winner
GER:
Nico Ott, Dirk Schreyer, Ruediger Henning,
Wolfgang Hottenrott, Egbert Hirschfelder,
Lutz Ulbricht, Joerg Siebert, Horst Meyer,
cox Guenther Tiersch
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CC ITA PANINI No. 53 OG Stockholm 1912 - William Kinnear (GBR), Olympic champion M1X
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CC ITA PANINI Supersport 1988 No. 104 - Alberto Belgeri & Igor Pescialli (ITA), gold medal winners M2X WRC Nottingham 1986
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CC NED 1932 OG Los Angeles - M2- second heat and final
M2- second heat: 1. GBR, 2. NZL, 3. NED
The description on the back is not correct:
the image on the left shows the second
heat (same photo as CC GER 1932 OG
Los Angeles M2-) and not the final
M2- final: 1. GBR (H.A. Edwards & L. Clive) 8:00,0
2. NZL (C. Stiles & F. Thompson) 8:02,4
3. POL (H. Budzinski & J. Mikolajczak) 8:08,2
4. NED (G. Roell & P. Roelofsen) 8:08,4
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CC NED 1932 OG Los Angeles - M4+ final between GER and ITA
GER:H. Eller, H. Hoeck, W. Meier,
J. Spremberg, cox K.-H. Neumann
ITA: B. Vattovaz, G. Plazzer, R. Divora,
B. Parovel, cox G. Scherl
Crews of GER and ITA behind the finish line
A spectacular finish saw the Germans win by
30 cm
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CC NED 1964 BRIO °Olympische Spelen 1964° Serie F Foto No. F1 - The three M1X medal winners - from left to right - Kottmann (SUI, bronze), Ivanov (URS, gold) and Hill (GDR, silver) on the Toda regatta course at OG Tokyo 1964
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CC NED 1964 BRIO °Olympische Spelen° series E Foto No. 1 E - M4+ final at OG Tokyo 1964 with - from top to bottom - GER (gold), ITA (silver) and NED (bronze)
