Ionel Averian

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Ionel Averian (born 2 October 1976 in Hârşova, Constanţa) is a Romanian flatwater canoer who was twice world champion.

In his brief but highly successful international career Averian won no fewer than twenty major medals between 1998-2002. These included eight world championship medals as a member of Romania's four-man Canadian canoe (C4) team. He also won two world championship medals in the C2 200m sprint with partner Mihail Vartolomei.

He also won a total of ten European championship medals, the highlight being the C2 200m gold medal (again with Vartolomei) in Milan in 2001.

[edit] World Championship medals

  • Gold - 2002 C4 500m Seville, Spain
  • Gold - 2001 C4 500m Poznań, Poland
  • Silver - 2001 C2 200m Poznań, Poland
  • Silver - 1999 C4 500m Milan, Italy
  • Silver - 1999 C4 1000m Milan, Italy
  • Silver - 1998 C4 500m Szeged, Hungary
  • Bronze - 2002 C2 200m Seville, Spain
  • Bronze - 2002 C4 200m Seville, Spain
  • Bronze - 2001 C4 1000m Poznań, Poland
  • Bronze - 1999 C4 200m Milan, Italy

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