Dutch Eight Men's Rowing Team Win Second in a Row World Championship Title
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Dutch Eight men's rowing team win second in a row World Championship title
On Sunday in Amsterdam, the Dutch Eight men’s rowing team became world champions, just like they did last year. Ralf Rienks, Finn Florijn, Wibout Rustenburg, Jorn Salverda, Sander de Graaf, Pieter van Veen, Jan van der Bij, Mick Makker, and coxswain Jonna de Vries recorded the fastest 2,000-meter race ever measured.
The Dutch men's eight win gold at the World Rowing Championships at the Bosbaan.
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The Dutch men's eight retained the world title on Sunday at the World Rowing Championships on home soil. On the Bosbaan in the Amsterdamse Bos, the Dutch boat managed to narrowly hold off Great Britain in a thrilling sprint. The difference was just 0.06 seconds.
The Dutch men's eight retained the world title on Sunday at the World Rowing Championships on home soil. On the Bosbaan in the Amsterdamse Bos, the Dutch boat managed to narrowly hold off Great Britain in a thrilling sprint. The difference was just 0.06 seconds.
Another success for the Netherlands at the World Rowing Championships. On Sunday afternoon at the Bosbaan in the Amsterdamse Bos, the Holland Eight took gold after a very exciting race with Sander de Graaf from Made in the boat. For De Graaf, it was his second world title in a row. For the towering rower (2.06 meters), it is an important step towards the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, where they also aim to win gold. In Paris 2024, silver w…
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