Internat. Championships - WRC
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CC GBR 2012 ADRENALYN (PANINI) OG London - Eric Murray (NZL), M4- gold medal winner WRC Munich 2007, M2- gold medal winner WRC Poznan 2009, Lake Karapiro 2010, and Bled 2011
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CC GBR 2012 ADRENALYN (PANINI) OG London No. 193 - Tom Aggar (GBR), World & Olympic ASM1X champion 2007-2011
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CC GBR 2012 TOP TRUMPS OG London - W2- gold medal win for H. Glover & H. Stanning (GBR)
Great Britain's first ever female rowing Olympic gold medal.
Both athletes also won the W2- final at WRC Amsterdam 2014 and WRC Aiguebelette 2015 and crowned their rowing career by winning the W2- gold medal at OG Rio de Janeiro 2016.
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CC GER 1966 M8+ crew GER, gold medal winner WRC Bled 1966
M8+ final WRC Bled 1966
Gold medal: GER 5:56,28
(P. Kuhn, L. Ulbricht, R. Henning, P.
Hertel, U. Luhn, M. Schwan, D. Schreyer
Schreyer, H. Meyer, cox P. Niehusen)
Silver medal: URS 5:58,68
Bronze medal: GDR 5:59,43
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CC GER 1972 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 248 - Klatt & Gorny (GDR), M2- gold medal winners WRC St. Catherines 1970 + ERC Copenhagen 1971
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CC GER 1976 AMERICANA MUENCHEN °Sport-Parade 1976° No. 150 - Sean Drea (IRL)
Sean Drea (IRL) won the Henley Royal Regatta Diamond Sculls three years in a row (1973-1975)
and the M1X silver medal at the WRC Nottingham 1975. At the Olympic regatta Montreal 1976
he came forth in the M1X final behind P. Karppinen (FIN), P.M. Kolbe (GER) and J. Dreifke (GDR).
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CC GRE 2003 No. 2-3-60 - Iztok Cop & Luka Spik (SLO), M2X gold medal winners OG Sydney 2000, M2X World champions 1999 + 2005
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CC ITA 1974 PANINI °Sport vedettes° No. 261 & 262 - GDR M4+, gold medal winner WRC Lucerne 1974
This GDR M4+ (Walter & Ulrich Diessner, Ruediger Kunze, Andreas Schulz, cox Wolfgang Gross)
was world champion in 1974 and won the silver medal at the WRC at Nottingham 1975
and - with Joannes Thomas as cox - at the OG Montreal 1976. Later on the Diessner
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CC ITA 1976 PANINI °Montreal 76° No. 155 - Peter-Michael Kolbe (GER), M1X gold medal winner ERC Moscow 1973 and WRC Nottingham 1975
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CC ITA 1976 PANINI °Montreal 76° No. 156 - Cornelia Neacsu & Marilena Ghita (ROU), W2- gold medal winners WRC Lucerne 1974
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CC ITA 1976 PANINI °Montreal 76° No. 158 - Thomas Hitzbleck & Klaus Jaeger, cox Fritsch, M2+ bronze medal winners WRC Nottingham 1975
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CC ITA 1976 PANINI °Montreal 76° No. 159 - J. Vanderhorst & W. Boeschoten (NED), M2- bronze medal winners WRC Nottingham 1975
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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 PANINI Supersport 1988 No. 103 - URS crew Kotko, Ivanov, Kiniakin & Dosenko, M4X gold medal winners WRC Nottingham 1986 + WRC Copenhagen 1987
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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 1992 - quartet Nederlands Olympisch Comite - Frans Goebel (NED), World champion LM1X 1989 + 1990
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CC unknown country - Alberto Demiddi (ARG), M1X bronze medal winner OG Mexico 1968, M1X European and World champion 1969-1971, M1X silver medal winner OG Munich 1972
M1X bronze medal OG Mexico 1968
M1X gold medal ERC Klagenfurt 1969
M1X gold medal WRC St. Catherine's 1970
M1X gold medal ERC Copenhagen 1971
M1X silver medal OG Munich 1972
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CC USA 1990 Sports Illustrated for Kids No. 179 - Kris Karlson (USA), gold medal winner LW1X WRC 1988 Milan + WRC 1989 Bled, also LW2X WRC 1989 Bled together with Carey Beth Sands
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CC USA 2000 Sports Illustrated for Kids No. 912 - Chris Ahrens (USA), gold medal winner M4+ WRC 1995 Tampere, M8+ WRC 1997-1999, Olympic champion M8+ 2004 OG Athens
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CC USA 2011 CHOICE SPORTSCARDS No. 38 - Caroline Lind (USA), eight times W8+ gold medal winner 2006 - 2014
W8+ gold medal winner
WRC Eton 2006
WRC Munich 2007
OG Beijing 2008
WRC Poznan 2009
WRC Bled 2011
OG London 2012
WRC Chungju 2013
WRC Amsterdam 2014