1989 World Rowing Championships

1989 World Rowing Championships
Yugoslav stamp dedicated to the 1989 World Rowing Championships
Venue	Lake Bled
Location	Bled, Yugoslavia
Dates	2 to 10 September

The 18th World Rowing Championships were World Rowing Championships that were held from 2 to 10 September 1989 at Lake Bled near Bled in SR Slovenia, Yugoslavia.^[1]

Medal summary

Event:	Gold:	Time	Silver:	Time	Bronze:	Time
Men's Events
M1x	East Germany Thomas Lange	6:58.14	Czechoslovakia Václav Chalupa	7:01.05	Soviet Union Jüri Jaanson	7:01.31
M2x	Norway Rolf Thorsen Lars Bjønness	6:23.40	Netherlands Ronald Florijn Nico Rienks	6:24.68	Austria Christoph Zerbst Arnold Jonke	6:25.80
M4x	Netherlands Hans Kelderman Koos Maasdijk Herman van den Eerenbeemt Ruger Arisz	6:03.99	Italy Gianluca Farina Filippo Soffici Davide Tizzano Giovanni Calabrese	6:04.26	Sweden Per-Olof Claeson David Svensson Tommy Oesterlund Fredrik Hulten	6:05.66
M2+	Italy Carmine Abbagnale Giuseppe Abbagnale Giuseppe Di Capua	6:54.81	Romania Dragoș Neagu Ioan Snep Marin Gheorghe	6:56.90	Yugoslavia Milan Janša Robert Krasovec Gorazd Slilvnik	6:57.97
M2-	East Germany Thomas Jung Uwe Kellner	6:39.95	Great Britain Simon Berrisford Steve Redgrave	6:42.84	Austria Karl Sinziger Sr Herman Bauer	6:43.40
M4+	Romania Vasile Năstase Dimitrie Popescu Valentin Robu Vasile Tomoiagă Marin Gheorghe	6:14.90	Czechoslovakia Michal Šubrt Pavel Menšík Dusan Vicik Dušan Macháček Jiří Pták	6:17.37	Great Britain Steve Turner Matthew Pinsent Gavin Stewart Terence Dillon Thomas Vaughan	6:17.57
M4-	East Germany Jens Luedecke Thomas Greiner Ralf Brudel Olaf Förster	6:06.94	United States Raul Rodriguez Jack Rusher^[2] Thomas Bohrer Richard Kennelly	6:07.92	New Zealand Bill Coventry Ian Wright Alastair Mackintosh Campbell Clayton-Greene	6:08.63
M8+	West Germany Jörg Puttlitz Norbert Kesslau Martin Steffes-Mies Dirk Balster Frank Dietrich Marc Mauerwerk Ansgar Wessling Roland Baar Manfred Klein	5:43.88	East Germany Stefan Schulz Mario Gruessel Roland Schröder Thomas Woddow Mario Kliesch Holger Rose Thomas Baensch Hans Sennewald Peter Thiede	5:45.70	Great Britain Tim Foster Matthew Brittin Jim Walker Anton Obholzer Jonny Singfield Richard Phelps Jonathan Searle Jonathan Hulls Adrian Ellison	5:47.01
LM1x	Netherlands Frans Göbel	7:17.07	Belgium Wim Van Belleghem	7:20.03	West Germany Alwin Otten	7:21.80
LM2x	Austria Christoph Schmoelzer Walter Rantasa	7:03.33	Spain Jose Maria De Marco Perez Fernando Climet Huerta	7:03.53	Czechoslovakia Petr Kovac Tibor Groeppel	7:04.68
LM4x	West Germany Peter Uhrig Jan Fischer Bjoern Gehlsen Thomas Melges	6:04.78	Switzerland Reto Fierz Philipp Ferlber Cirillo Ghielmetti Markus Gier	6:07.24	France Bruno Boucher Bruno Lebeda Rolland Galliac Thierry Renault	6:07.50
LM4-	West Germany Klaus Altena Stephan Fahrig Michael Buchheit Bernhard Stomporowski	6:28.70	Italy Nerio Gainotti Alfredo Striani Dario Longhin Mauro Torta	6:32.36	Great Britain Nicholas Strange Nicholas Howe Rob Williams Stuart Forbes	6:34.35
LM8+	Italy Enrico Barbaranelli Roberto Romanini Franco Falossi Danilo Fraquelli Vittorio Torcellan Carlo Gaddi Andrea Re Fabrizio Ravasi Giuseppe Lamberti	5:47.95	Denmark Bo Vestergaard Sven Blitskov Jens Lindhardt Lars Rasmussen Flemming Meyer Michael Soeresen Vagn Nielsen Niels Henriksen Stephen Masters	5:49.38	West Germany Alexander Trautmann Felix Prinz Detlef Glitsch Ingo Grevenmeyer Udo Hennig Sebastian Franke Thomas Palm Erik Ring Joerg Dederding	5:51.15
Women's Events
W1x	Romania Elisabeta Lipă	7:27.96	East Germany Birgit Peter	7:31.47	Hungary Katalin Sarlos	7:34.15
W2x	East Germany Jana Sorgers-Rau Beate Schramm	7:01.71	Romania Veronica Cochela-Cogeanu Elisabeta Lipă	7:07.32	Bulgaria Pavlina Alexandrova Magdalena Georgieva	7:11.55
W4x	East Germany Kathrin Boron Sybille Schmidt Jutta Hampe Jana Thieme	6:16.62	Soviet Union Natalia Kvasja Maria Omeljanovitch Svitlana Mazii Irina Kalimbet	6:22.39	Bulgaria Pavlina Alexandrova Magdalena Georgieva Galina Yahorova Krasmira Dobreva Tosheva	6:23.63
W2-	East Germany Kathrin Haacker Judith Zeidler	7:26.97	Romania Doina Șnep-Bălan Marioara Curelea	7:30.70	West Germany Stefani Werremeier Ingeburg Schwerzmann	7:31.13
W4-	East Germany Christiane Harzendorf Ina Justh Annegret Strauch Ute Wild	6:45.81	China Mianying Cao Yadong Hu Xirong Liu Shouying Zhou	6:48.45	Romania Adriana Bazon Mihaela Armăşescu Livia Leonte	6:50.58
W8+	Romania Anisoara Balan-Dobre Marioara Curelea Anca Tanase Georgeta Soare Adriana Chelariu Livia Leonte Mihaela Armăşescu Ecaterina Oancia	6:07.92	West Germany Liane Justh Ute Wild Ina Grapenthin Anette Hohn Anja Kluge Katrin Schröder Ramona Balthasar Martina Walther Daniela Neunast	6:08.19	China	6:11.84
LW1x	United States Kristine Karlson	8:01.12	Belgium Rita Defauw	8:03.14	Netherlands Laurien Vermulst	8:04.78
LW2x	United States Carey Sands-Marden Kristine Karlson	7:11.04	New Zealand Philippa Baker Linda de Jong	7:13.70	West Germany Christiane Weber Alrun Urbach	7:14.94
LW4-	China Sanmei Liang Meilan Zeng Huajie Zhang Zhi-ai Lin	7:01.70	Great Britain Sue Key Rachel Hirst Joanna Toch Katharine Brownlow	7:04.88	West Germany Karin Zobeley Cornelia Cichy Ute Zobeley Claudia Engels	7:06.12

Medals table

Place	Nation	01 !	02 !	03 !	Total
1	East Germany	7	2	0	9
2	Romania	3	3	1	7
3	West Germany	3	1	5	9
4	Italy	2	2	0	4
5	Netherlands	2	1	1	4
6	United States	2	1	0	3
7	China	1	1	1	3
8	Austria	1	0	2	3
9	Norway	1	0	0	1
10	Great Britain	0	2	3	5
11	Czechoslovakia	0	2	1	3
12	Belgium	0	2	0	2
13	New Zealand	0	1	1	2
13	Soviet Union	0	1	1	2
15	Spain	0	1	0	1
	Denmark	0	1	0	1
	Switzerland	0	1	0	1
18	Bulgaria	0	0	2	2
19	France	0	0	1	1
	Hungary	0	0	1	1
	Sweden	0	0	1	1
	Yugoslavia	0	0	1	1
Total		22	22	22	66

References

↑ "1989 World Rowing Championships". International Rowing Federation. Retrieved 18 March 2016.
↑ Diane Pucin (3 September 1989). "Penn Ac Four Is Best Hope For U. S. In Yugoslavia". The Philadelphia Inquirer. Retrieved 31 August 2013.

World Rowing Championships

Editions	Lucerne 1962 Bled 1966 St. Catharines 1970 Lucerne 1974 Nottingham 1975 Villach 1976 Amsterdam 1977 Cambridge 1978 Bled 1979 Hazewinkel 1980 Munich 1981 Lucerne 1982 Duisburg 1983 Montreal 1984 Hazewinkel 1985 Nottingham 1986 Copenhagen 1987 Milan 1988 Bled 1989 Tasmania 1990 Vienna 1991 Montreal 1992 Račice 1993 Indianapolis 1994 Tampere 1995 Motherwell 1996 Aiguebelette 1997 Cologne 1998 St. Catharines 1999 Zagreb 2000 Lucerne 2001 Seville 2002 Milan 2003 Banyoles 2004 Kaizu, Gifu 2005 Dorney 2006 Munich 2007 Ottensheim 2008 Poznań 2009 Cambridge 2010 Bled 2011 Plovdiv 2012 Chungju 2013 Amsterdam 2014 Aiguebelette 2015 Rotterdam 2016 Sarasota 2017 Plovdiv 2018 Ottensheim 2019

Venues	Rotsee (1962) Lake Bled (1966) Royal Canadian Henley Rowing Course (1970) Rotsee (1974) Holme Pierrepont National Watersports Centre (1975) Lake Ossiach (1976) Bosbaan (1977) Lake Karapiro (1978) Lake Bled (1979) Hazewinkel (1980) Oberschleißheim Regatta Course (1981) Rotsee (1982) Wedau (1983) Notre Dame Island (1984) Hazewinkel (1985) Holme Pierrepont National Watersports Centre (1986) Copenhagen (1987) Idroscalo (1988) Lake Bled (1989) Lake Barrington (Tasmania) (1990) Vienna (1991) Notre Dame Island (1992) Račice (Litoměřice District) (1993) Eagle Creek Park (1994) Kaukajärvi (1995) Strathclyde Country Park (1996) Lac d'Aiguebelette (1997) Fühlinger See (1998) Royal Canadian Henley Rowing Course (1999) Jarun (2000) Rotsee (2001) Guadalquivir (2002) Idroscalo (2003) Lake of Banyoles (2004) Nagaragawa International Regatta Course (2005) Dorney Lake (2006) Oberschleißheim Regatta Course (2007) Ottensheim (2008) Lake Malta (2009) Lake Karapiro (2010) Lake Bled (2011) Plovdiv (2012) Tangeum Lake (2013) Bosbaan (2014) Lac d'Aiguebelette (2015) Willem-Alexanderbaan (2016) Nathan Benderson Park (2017) Plovdiv (2018) Ottensheim (2019)

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