Rowing at the 1980 Summer Olympics

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All events took place at the Moscow Canoeing and Rowing Basin in Krylatskoye
All events took place at the Moscow Canoeing and Rowing Basin in Krylatskoye

Rowing at the 1980 Summer Olympics was represented by 14 events. It took place in the Man-made Basin, located at the Trade Unions Olympic Sports Centre (Krylatskoye district, Moscow). The rowing schedule began on 20 July and ended on 27 July.

Due to the American-led boycott some strong rowing nations were not present. In that situation East Germany dominated the competition: they won 14 medals, including 11 golds, from 14 events.

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[edit] Medals

Pos Country: Gold: Silver: Bronze: Total:
1 East Germany 11 1 2 14
2 USSR 1 9 2 12
3 Romania 1 0 2 3
4 Finland 1 0 0 1
5 Bulgaria 0 1 3 4
6 Great Britain 0 1 2 3
7 Poland 0 1 1 2
Yugoslavia 0 1 1 2
9 Czechoslovakia 0 0 1 1

[edit] Men's events

[edit] Four-oars with coxswain

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Dieter Wendisch,Ullrich Diessner,Walter Diessner,Gottfried Dohn,Andreas Gregor East Germany 6'14"51
2 Artur Garonskis,Dimant Krishianis,Dzintars Krishianis,Zhorzh Tikmers,Yuris Berzynsh USSR 6'19"05
3 Grzegorz Stellak,Adam Tomasiak,Grzegorz,Ryszard Stadniuk,Ryszard Kubiak Poland 6'22"52

[edit] Double sculls

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Joachim Dreifke,Klaus Kroppelien East Germany 6'24"33
2 Zoran Pancic,Milorad Stanulov Yugoslavia 6'26"34
3 Zdeněk Pecka,Václav Vochoska Czechoslovakia 6'29"07

[edit] Coxswainless pair-oars

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Bernd Landvoigt,Jörg Landvoigt East Germany 6'48"01
2 Yury Pimenov,Nikolay Pimenov USSR 6'50"50
3 Charles Wiggin,Malcolm Carmichael Great Britain 6'51"47

[edit] Single sculls

Final
Rank		 Athlete Country Time
1 Pertti Karppinen Finland 7'09"61
2 Vasily Yakusha USSR 7'11"66
3 Peter Kersten East Germany 7'14"88

[edit] Pair-oars with coxswain

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Harald Jahrling, Friedrich-Wilhelm Ulrich, Georg Spohr East Germany 7'02"54
2 Viktor Pereverzev, Gennady Kryuchkin, Aleksandr Lukyanov USSR 7'03"35
3 Duško Mrduljaš, Zlatko Celent, Josip Reić Yugoslavia 7'04"92

[edit] Coxswainless four-oars

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Jurgen Thiele,Andreas Decker,Stefan Semmler,Siegfried Brietzke East Germany 6'08"17
2 Aleksei Kamkin,Valery Dolinin,Aleksandr Kulagin,Vitaly Yeliseyev USSR 6'11"81
3 John Beattie,Ian McNuff,David Townsend,Martin Cross Great Britain 6'16"58

[edit] Coxswainless quadruple sculls

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Frank Dundr,Karsten Bunk,Uwe Heppner,Martin Winter East Germany 5'49"81
2 Yuri Shapochka,Yevgeny Barbakov,Valery Kleshnev,Nikolai Dovgan USSR 5'51"47
3 Mintcho Nikolov,Lubomir Petrov,Ivo Roussev,Bogdan Dobrev Bulgaria 5'52"38

[edit] Eight-oars with coxswain

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Bernd Krauss,Hans-Peter Koppe,Ulrich Kons,Jorg Friedrich,Jens Doberschutz,Ulrich Karnatz,Uwe Duhring,Berno Hoing,Klaus-Dieter Ludwig East Germany 5'49"05
2 Duncan McDougall,Allan Whitwell,Henry Clay,Chris Mahoney,Andrew Justice,John Pritchard,Malcolm McGowan,Richard Stanhope,Colin Moynihan Great Britain 5'51"92
3 Viktor Kokdshin,Andrey Tishchenko,Aleksandr Tkachenko,Jonas Pintskus,Jonas Normantas,Andrei Lugin,Aleksandr Mantsevich,Igor Maistrenko,Grigory Dmitrienko USSR 5'52"66

[edit] Women's events

[edit] Four-oars with coxswain

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Ramona Kapheim,Silvia Frohlich,Angelika Noack,Romy Saalfeld,Kirsten Wenzel East Germany 3'19"27
2 Ghinka Ghurova,Mariika Modeva,Rita Todorova,Iskra Velinova,Nadejda Filipova Bulgaria 3'20"92
3 Mariya Fadeyeva,Galina Sovetnikova,Marina Studneva,Svetlana Semyonova,Nina Cheremisina USSR 3'20"92

[edit] Double sculls

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Yelena Khloptseva,Larisa Popova USSR 3'16"27
2 Cornelia Linse,Heidi Westphal East Germany 3'17"63
3 Olga Homeghi,Valeria Rosca Racila Romania 3'18"91

[edit] Coxswainless pair-oars

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Ute Steindorf,Cornelia Klier East Germany 3'30"49
2 Malgorzata Dluzewska,Czeslawa Koscianska Poland 3'30"95
3 Siika Barboulova,Stoyanka Kubatova Bulgaria 3'32"39

[edit] Single sculls

Final
Rank		 Athlete Country Time
1 Sanda Toma Romania 3'40"69
2 Antonina Makhina USSR 3'41"65
3 Martina Schroter East Germany 3'43"54

[edit] Quadruple sculls with coxswain

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Subille Reinhardt,Jutta Ploch,Jutta Lau,Roswietha Zobelt,Liane Buhr East Germany 3'15"32
2 Antonina Pustovit,Yelena Matievskaya,Olga Vasilchenko,Nadezhda Lyubimova,Nina Cheremisina USSR 3'15"73
3 Mariana Serbezova,Roumeliana Bontcheva,Doloress Nakova,Anka Bakova,Anka Gheorghieva Bulgaria 3'16"10

[edit] Eight-oars with coxswain

Final
Rank		 Athletes Country Time
1 Martina Boesler,Kersten Neisser,Christiane Kopke,Birgit Schutz,Gabriele Kuhn,Ilona Richter,Marita Sandig,Karin Metze,Marina Wilke East Germany 3'03"32
2 Olga Pivovarova,Nina Umanets,Nadezhda Prishchepa,Valentina Zhulina,Tatyana Stetsenko,Yelena Tereshina,Nina Preobrazhenskaya,Mariya Pazyun,Nina Frolova USSR 3'04"29
3 Angelica Aposteanu,Marlena Zagoni,Rodica Frintu,Florica Bucur,Rodica Puscatu,Ana lliuta,Maria Constantinescu,Elena Bondar,Elena Dobritoiu Romania 3'05"63

Remark:country names are given in the form they were used in the official documents of the IOC in 1980.

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