Stamps by Year - 2020 - 2030

 Chiu Hin Chun (HKG) achieved second place

         in the  M1X final D = 20th overall

Sidney Swans won the M8+

gold medal at OG Stockholm

1912 and the M8+ silver

medal at OG Antwerp 1920

Steve Redgrave is the most

successful Olympic rower of

all times. He won five Olympic

gold medals in five consecutive

Olympic Games 1984 - 2000.

!984: M4+

1988, 1992, 1996: M2-

2000: M4-

       MI 10956

       YV 10578

        MI 10986     

        YV 10608

 Olaf Tufte won the M1x gold medal four times:

WRC Lucerne 2001 + WRC Milan 2003

OG Athens 2004 + OG Beijing 2008

M1X Rowing results OG Athens 2004

 Gold medal:      O. Tufte (NOR)       6:49,30

Silver medal:      J. Jaanson (EST)   6:51,42

Bronze medal:    I. Janakiew (BUL)  6: 52,80

     20 years after her first gold medal win

     E. Karsten achieved the second place in

     the W1x B-final (= 8tth place overall)

     at OG Rio de Janeiro

 W1X result OG Sydney 2000

E. Karsten (BLR)                              7: 28,14 (Gold)

R. Nevkova (BUL)                             7:28,15 (Silver)

K. Rutschow-Stomporowski (GER)   7:28,99 (Bronze)

The closest W1X final ever at Olympic Games!

 Katherina Karsten won the W1X gold medal:

OG Atlanta 1996 + OG Sydney 2000

WRC Aiguebelette 1997, WRC St. Catharines 1999,

WRC Kaizu (JPN) 2005, WRC London-Dorney 2006,

WRC Munich 2007, WRC Poznan 2009

ERC Brest (BLR) 2009, ERC Montemor-o-Velho (POR) 2010 

Mahé Drysdale won the M1X competition

in a photo finish against Damir Martin (CRO).

Their race was so close that the recorded

time for each was 6:41,34, but Drysdale won

by "something less than a hair".