Rowing at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Singles (Men)
Rowing on 2004 Summer Olympics
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The men's rowing competition at the 2004 Summer Olympics was held from August 14 to 19 at the Olympic rowing center. The competition was attended by 29 athletes from 29 countries.
2000 Olympic champion New Zealand rower Rob Waddell did not defend his title because he ended his sports career shortly after the Sydney Games.
The winner of the singles competition was the two-time world champion Norwegian Olaf Tufte , who became the second in the history of Norway to win the gold medal in rowing. The Norwegians won their first victory in 1976, when Frank and Alf Hansen won the gold in the doubles competition. Jury Jaanson , the first medal in rowing for Estonia, brought the Athens Games the fifth in his career. The Bulgarian rower Ivo Yanakiev became the owner of the bronze award.
Content
Winners
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Olaf Tufte Norway
Yuri Yanson Estonia
Ivo Yanakiev Bulgaria
Records
Before the start of the 2004 Summer Olympics, the best world and Olympic times were as follows:
World record
Marcel Hacker ( GER )
6: 36.33
Seville
September 21,2002
Olympic record
Xeno Muller ( SUI )
06: 44,850
Atlanta
July 27,1996
Schedule
date
Time
Round
August 14
09:10 - 10:10
Preliminary arrivals
August 17
14:58 - 15:40
Preliminaries
August 18
08:50 - 09:20
Semifinals A / B / C
August 18
12:00 - 12:20
Semi-finals D / E / F
August 19
10:20 - 10:30
Final B
August 19
11:30 - 11:40
Final C
August 19
11:50 - 12:10
Finals D / E
August 21
08:50 - 09:00
Final A
Competition
Preliminary Stage
The winner of each race passes to the semifinal of the competition. All other athletes fell into the comforting races, where another 12 semifinal places were played.
Race 1
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Tim Mayens
Belgium
7: 17.68
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Andre Wonarburg
Switzerland
7: 23.43
+5.75
R
3
Lo hiufun
Hong Kong
7: 28.16
+10.48
R
four
Wang Minghui
Taiwan
7: 29.99
+12.31
R
five
Daniel Sosa
Paraguay
7: 52.50
+34.82
R
Race 2
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Vaclav Chalupa
Czech
7: 13.84
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Craig Jones
Australia
7: 19.71
+5.87
R
3
Davor Mizerith
Slovenia
7: 24.60
+ 10.76
R
four
Ali Ibrahim
Egypt
7: 36.60
+ 22.76
R
five
Oscar Vasquez
Chile
7: 38.04
+24.20
R
Race 3
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Santiago Fernandez
Argentina
7: 22.52
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Rafael Hartl
Austria
7: 34.61
+ 12.09
R
3
Vladimir Chernenko
Uzbekistan
7: 38.27
+15.75
R
four
Mohamed Aish
Algeria
7: 41.85
+19.33
R
five
Paulos Pandari Kunnel
India
8:00 a.m.
+37.59
R
Race 4
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Olaf Tufte
Norway
7: 12.53
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Ian Lawson
Great Britain
7: 24.01
+11.48
R
3
Anderson Nocetti
Brazil
7: 26.81
+14.28
R
four
Gustavo Salcedo
Peru
7: 29.06
+16.53
R
five
Leandro Salvagno
Uruguay
7: 43.91
+31.38
R
Race 5
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Marcel Hacker
Germany
7: 17.55
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Yuleidis Cascaret
Cuba
7: 19,45
+1.90
R
3
Dirk Lippits
Netherlands
7: 21.19
+3.64
R
four
Su hui
China
7: 23.19
+5.64
R
five
Ham Joon Uk
South Korea
7: 50.39
+32.84
R
Race 6
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Yuri Yanson
Estonia
7: 13.74
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Ivo Yanakiev
Bulgaria
7: 28.97
+15.23
R
3
Matteo Stefanini
Italy
7:31 p.m.
+ 17.80
R
four
Ibrahim Gitaiga
Kenya
8: 13.33
+59.59
R
Preliminaries
From each qualifying race to the semifinals, two athletes passed. The rest of the rowers made it to the D / E semifinals, where they played the places from the 19th to the 29th.
Race 1
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Ivo Yanakiev
Bulgaria
6: 52.51
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Dirk Lippits
Netherlands
7: 01.39
+8.88
SF A / B / C
3
Gustavo Salcedo
Peru
7:05.08
+12.57
SF D / E
four
Paulos Pandari Kunnel
India
7: 29.47
+36.96
SF D / E
Race 2
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Yuleidis Cascaret
Cuba
6: 58.44
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Anderson Nocetti
Brazil
7: 03.08
+4.64
SF A / B / C
3
Oscar Vasquez
Chile
7: 06.51
+ 8.07
SF D / E
four
Mohamed Aish
Algeria
7: 46.98
+48.54
SF D / E
Race 3
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Ian Lawson
Great Britain
6: 56.55
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Ali Ibrahim
Egypt
6: 59.05
+ 2.50
SF A / B / C
3
Vladimir Chernenko
Uzbekistan
7: 13.43
+16.88
SF D / E
four
Daniel Sosa
Paraguay
7: 21.03
+24.48
SF D / E
Race 4
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Davor Mizerith
Slovenia
7: 01.31
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Rafael Hartl
Austria
7:06 a.m.
+ 4.90
SF A / B / C
3
Wang Minghui
Taiwan
7: 09.99
+8.68
SF D / E
Race 5
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Craig Jones
Australia
7:06 a.m.
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Luo Hiufun
Hong Kong
7: 10.72
+4.59
SF A / B / C
3
Ham Joon Uk
South Korea
7: 11.38
+5.25
SF D / E
four
Ibrahim Gitaiga
Kenya
7: 25.58
+19.45
SF D / E
Race 6
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Andre Wonarburg
Switzerland
6: 53.48
+0.00
SF A / B / C
2
Su hui
China
6: 57.77
+4.29
SF A / B / C
3
Leandro Salvagno
Uruguay
7: 02.68
+ 9.20
SF D / E
four
Matteo Stefanini
Italy
7: 08.91
+15.43
SF D / E
Semifinals
D / E Semifinals
The first three athletes from each race go to final D, the rest go to final E.
Race 1
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Gustavo Salcedo
Peru
7: 09.06
+0.00
Fd
2
Matteo Stefanini
Italy
7: 10.34
+1.28
Fd
3
Vladimir Chernenko
Uzbekistan
7: 13.21
+4.15
Fd
four
Wang Minghui
Taiwan
7: 14.79
+5.73
FE
five
Mohamed Aish
Algeria
7: 22.05
+ 12.99
FE
6
Ibrahim Gitaiga
Kenya
7: 40.78
+31.72
FE
Race 2
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Leandro Salvagno
Uruguay
7: 24.41
+0.00
Fd
2
Oscar Vasquez
Chile
7: 27,11
+ 2.70
Fd
3
Ham Joon Uk
South Korea
7: 33.70
+9.29
Fd
four
Daniel Sosa
Paraguay
7: 36.87
+12.46
FE
five
Paulos Pandari Kunnel
India
7: 48.38
+23.97
FE
A / B / C Semifinals
The first two athletes from each race go to the final A. Rowers who take the 3rd and 4th place will go to the final B, and the 5th and 6th to the final C.
Race 1
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Vaclav Chalupa
Czech
6: 59.39
+0.00
FA
2
Santiago Fernandez
Argentina
7:00 a.m.
+1.51
FA
3
Davor Mizerith
Slovenia
7: 04.07
+4.68
Fb
four
Craig Jones
Australia
7:05.66
+6.26
Fb
five
Dirk Lippits
Netherlands
7: 05.94
+6.54
FC
6
Su hui
China
7: 10.33
+10.94
FC
Race 2
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Olaf Tufte
Norway
6: 50.55
+0.00
FA
2
Ivo Yanakiev
Bulgaria
6: 53.43
+ 2.88
FA
3
Marcel Hacker
Germany
6: 55.98
+5.43
Fb
four
Andre Wonarburg
Switzerland
7: 08.52
+17.96
Fb
five
Anderson Nocetti
Brazil
7: 11.90
+21.35
FC
6
Ali Ibrahim
Egypt
7: 14.58
+24.03
FC
Race 3
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Notes
one
Yuri Yanson
Estonia
6: 47.36
+0.00
FA
2
Tim Mayens
Belgium
6: 50.33
+ 2.96
FA
3
Ian Lawson
Great Britain
6: 57.55
+10.18
Fb
four
Yuleidis Cascaret
Cuba
6: 58.35
+ 10.99
Fb
five
Rafael Hartl
Austria
6: 58.67
+11.31
FC
6
Lo hiufun
Hong Kong
7: 17.52
+30.16
FC
Finals
Final E
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Summary a place
one
Wang Minghui
Taiwan
7: 07.84
+0.00
25
2
Daniel Sosa
Paraguay
7: 13.49
+5.65
26
3
Paulos Pandari Kunnel
India
7: 22.63
+14.79
27
four
Mohamed Aish
Algeria
7: 25.49
+17.65
28
five
Ibrahim Gitaiga
Kenya
7: 29.02
+21.18
29th
Final D
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Summary a place
one
Matteo Stefanini
Italy
6: 57.16
+0.00
nineteen
2
Leandro Salvagno
Uruguay
7: 01.33
+ 4.17
20
3
Gustavo Salcedo
Peru
7:03 a.m.
+ 6.08
21
four
Ham Joon Uk
South Korea
7: 10.44
+13.28
22
five
Oscar Vasquez
Chile
7: 10.75
+13.59
23
6
Vladimir Chernenko
Uzbekistan
7: 23.56
+26.40
24
Final C
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Summary a place
one
Anderson Nocetti
Brazil
6: 53.64
+0.00
13
2
Ali Ibrahim
Egypt
6: 55.34
+1.70
14
3
Su hui
China
6: 57.42
+3.78
15
four
Dirk Lippits
Netherlands
6: 58.20
+4.56
sixteen
five
Rafael Hartl
Austria
7:00 a.m.
+7.11
17
6
Lo hiufun
Hong Kong
7: 10.75
+17.11
18
Final B
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
Summary a place
one
Marcel Hacker
Germany
6: 47.26
+0.00
7
2
Andre Wonarburg
Switzerland
6: 52.88
+5.62
eight
3
Davor Mizerith
Slovenia
6: 55.64
+8.38
9
four
Ian Lawson
Great Britain
6: 57.63
+10.37
ten
five
Craig Jones
Australia
6: 58.48
+11.22
eleven
6
Yuleidis Cascaret
Cuba
6: 58.61
+11.35
12
Final A
After the first 500 meters of the distance, the Czech rower Vaclav Halupa took the lead, who was only 0.7 seconds ahead of the Argentine Fernandez, but by the middle the Norwegian Olaf Tufte and the Estonian Juri Jaanson had taken the lead. 500 meters before the finish line, the difference between these rowers was less than 0.5 s, but the Norwegian finish spurt brought him a gold medal, and Jaanson remained in second place. The Bulgarian Ivo Yanakiev, who passed the second half of the distance very powerfully, won the bronze medal.
A place
Sportsman
A country
Time
Lagging behind
01!
Olaf Tufte
Norway
6: 49.30
+0.00
02!
Yuri Yanson
Estonia
6: 51.42
+2.12
03!
Ivo Yanakiev
Bulgaria
6: 52.80
+3.50
four
Santiago Fernandez
Argentina
6: 55.17
+5.87
five
Vaclav Chalupa
Czech
6: 59.13
+ 9.83
6
Tim Mayens
Belgium
7: 01.74
+ 12.44
Links
Results on the website of the International Olympic Committee (Eng.)(Fr.)
