1986 World Rowing Championships

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1986 World Rowing Championships
VenueNational Watersports Centre
LocationNottingham, United Kingdom
Dates17 to 24 August

The 1986 World Rowing Championships were World Rowing Championships that were held from 17 to 24 August 1986 at Nottingham in the United Kingdom.[1][2]

Medal summary

Looking at the open weight classes only, East Germany was the most successful nation (4 gold – 2 silver – 5 bronze) followed by the Soviet Union (3–2–2) and Romania (2–2–1).[3]

Men's events

Event: Gold: Time Silver: Time Bronze: Time
M1x [4]  West Germany
Peter-Michael Kolbe		 6:54.90  Finland
Pertti Karppinen		 6:58.90  Soviet Union
Vasil Yakusha		 7:00.13
M2x[5]  Italy
Alberto Belgeri (b)
Igor Pescialli (s) 		6:11.33  Bulgaria
Chavdar Radev (b)
Dimitar Kamburski (s) 		6:32.22  East Germany
Andreas Hajek (b)
Uwe Heppner (s) 		6:33.64
M4x[6]  Soviet Union
Valeriy Dosenko (b)
Sergey Kinyakin (2)
Mikhail Ivanov (3)
Igor Kotko (s) 		5:47.41  Poland
Waldemar Wojda (b)
Mirosław Mruk (2)
Sławomir Cieślakowski (3)
Andrzej Krzepiński (s) 		5:49.51  Canada
Doug Hamilton (2) (b)
Robert Mills (3)
Paul Douma
Mel LaForme (s) 		5:50.52
M2+[7]  Great Britain
Andy Holmes (b)
Steve Redgrave (s)
Patrick Sweeney (c) 		6:51.66  Italy
Carmine Abbagnale (b)
Giuseppe Abbagnale (s)
Giuseppe Di Capua (c) 		6:52.90  East Germany
Thomas Greiner (b)
Olaf Förster (s)
Udo Kühn (c) 		6:54.58
M2-[8]  Soviet Union
Yuriy Pimenov (b)
Nikolay Pimenov (s) 		6:42.37  Italy
Marco Romano (b)
Pasquale Aiese (s) 		6:44.52  East Germany
Dirk Rendant (b)
Mario Kliesch [de] (s) 		6:44.70
M4+[9]  East Germany
Frank Klawonn (b)
Bernd Eichwurzel (2)
Bernd Niesecke (3)
Karsten Schmeling (s)
Hendrik Reiher (c) 		6:03.81  New Zealand
Nigel Atherfold (b)
Bruce Holden (2)
Greg Johnston (3)
Chris White (s)
Andrew Bird (c) 		6:05.77  United States
Doug Burden (b)
Chris Huntington (2)
Kurt Bausback (3)
John Walters (s)
Jon Fish (c) 		6:08.58
M4-[10]  United States
Ted Swinford (b)
Daniel Lyons (2)
John Riley (3)
Robert Espeseth (s) 		6:03.53  West Germany
Norbert Keßlau (b)
Volker Grabow (2)
Jörg Puttlitz (3)
Guido Grabow (s) 		6:03.63  East Germany
Jörg Timmermann (b)
Jens Luedecke (2)
Ralf Brudel (3)
Thomas-Robert Füting (s) 		6:06.25
M8+[11]  Australia
James Galloway (b)
Malcolm Batten (2)
Andrew Cooper (3)
Mike McKay (4)
Mark Doyle (5)
James Tomkins (6)
Ion Popa (7)
Stephen Evans (s)
Dale Caterson (c) 		5:33.54  
Zigmantas Gudauskas (s)
Hryhoriy Dmytrenko
(c) 		5:37.61  United States
Jonathan Kissick (b)
John Smith (2)
Thomas Kiefer (3)
David Krmpotich (4)
John Terwilliger (5)
Edward Ives (6)
Kevin Still (7)
Andrew Sudduth (s)
Mark Zembsch (c) 		5:38.20
Men's lightweight events
LM1x[12]  Australia
Peter Antonie 		7:18.10  Denmark
Bjarne Eltang 		7:18.12  United States
Glenn Florio 		7:20.87
LM2x[13]  Great Britain
Allan Whitwell (b)
Carl Smith (s) 		6:41.73  France
Luc Crispon (b)
Thierry Renault (s) 		6:44.76  Canada
Rob Haag (b)
Cam Harvey (s) 		6:45.46
LM4-[14]  Italy
Franco Pantano (b)
Dario Longhin (2)
Nerio Gainotti (3)
Mauro Torta (s) 		6:18.26  Great Britain
Christopher Bates (b)
Peter Haining (2)
Neil Staite (3)
Stuart Forbes (s) 		6:20.79  
Alberto Molina Castillo
(s) 		6:21.68
LM8+[15]  Italy
Maurizio Losi (b)
Michele Savoia (2)
Vittorio Torcellan (3)
Massimo Lana (4)
Stefano Spremberg (5)
Carlo Gaddi (6)
Andrea Re (7)
Fabrizio Ravasi (s)
Massimo Di Deco (c) 		5:44.63  West Germany
Thomas Güntermann (b)
Udo Hennig (2)
Detlef Glitsch (3)
Harald Galster (4)
Alwin Otten (5)
Frank Rogall (6)
Andreas Hobler (7)
Wolfgang Birkner (s)
Torsten Kreis (c) 		5:46.58  Denmark
Jørn Jørgensen (b)
Kim Hagsted (2)
Morten Espersen (3)
Leif Jacobsen (4)
Michael Sørensen (5)
Flemming Jensen (6)
Vagn Nielsen (7)
Bent Fransson (s)
Stephen Masters (c) 		5:50.05

Women's events

Event: Gold: Time Silver: Time Bronze: Time
W1x[16]  East Germany
Jutta Hampe 		7:29.60  Bulgaria
Magdalena Georgieva 		7:32.22  
Antonina Dumcheva
 7:35.08
W2x[17]  East Germany
Sylvia Schwabe (b)
Beate Schramm (s) 		6:57.71  Romania
Veronica Cogeanu (b)
Elisabeta Lipă (s) 		7:00.96  New Zealand
Robin Clarke (b)
Stephanie Foster (s) 		7:03.35
W4x[18]  
Jana Sorgers
(s) 		6:13.91  
Anișoara Bălan (b)
Doina Robu (2)
Anișoara Sorohan (3)
Maricica Țăran
(s) 		6:20.56  Netherlands
Marijke Zeekant (b)
Marjan Pentenga (2)
Nicolette Wessel (3)
Jos Compaan (s) 		6:24.85
W2-[19]  Romania
Rodica Arba (b)
Olga Homeghi (s) 		7:12.20  Soviet Union
Galina Stepanova (b)
Marina Pegova (s) 		7:17.06  East Germany
Kathrin Haacker (b)
Martina Walther (s) 		7:18.84
W4+[20]  
Lucia Sauca (s)
Viorica Ioja
(c) 		6:43.86  East Germany
Kerstin Spittler (b)
Beatrix Schröer (2)
Corinna Scheid (3)
Carola Lichey (s)
Sylvia Müller (c) 		6:48.46  
Christina Clarke (3)
Tricia Smith (s)
Lesley Thompson-Willie
(c) 		6:51.27
W8+[21]  Soviet Union
Elena Tereshina (b)
Marina Suprun (2)
Saria Sakirova (3)
Olena Pukhaieva (4)
Marina Znak (5)
Irina Teterina (6)
Lidiya Averyanova (7)
Vida Cesiūnaitė (s)
Valentina Khokhlova (c) 		6:08.76  East Germany
Gerlinde Doberschütz (b)
Anett Devantier (2)
Kathrin Dienstbier (3)
Ute Stange (4)
Anja Kluge (5)
Carola Hornig (6)
Annekathrin Fercho (7)
Ute Wild (s)
Daniela Neunast (c) 		6:09.77  Romania
Mihaela Armășescu (b)
Camelia Diaconescu (2)
Carolina Matei (3)
Adriana Chelariu (4)
Veronica Necula (5)
Livia Țicanu (6)
Florica Lavric (7)
Herta Anitaș (s)
Mariana Dorobantu (c) 		6:11.26
Women's lightweight events
LW1x[22]  Romania
Maria Sava 		7:33.28  Belgium
Rita Defauw 		7:35.24  United States
Angela Herron 		7:37.11
LW2x[23]  
Christine Ernst (b)
Carey Sands-Marden
(s) 		7:17.13  Great Britain
Gillian Bond (b)
Carol Ann Wood (s)
 Netherlands
Karin Hommers (b)
Ellen Meliesie (s) 		7:19.12 tie for second place
LW4-[24]  
Mandy Kowal (3)
Anne Martin
(s) 		6:53.92  Great Britain
Alexa Forbes (b)
Gillian Hodges (2)
Lin Clark (3)
Judith Burne (s) 		6:56.36  West Germany
Claudia Engels (b)
Ute Zobeley (2)
Sonja Petri (3)
Evelyn Herwegh [de] (s) 		6:56.64

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