1982 World Rowing Championships

The 11th World Rowing Championships were held in 1982 at Rotsee in Lucerne, Switzerland.^[1]

Medal summary

Event:	Gold:	Time	Silver:	Time	Bronze:	Time
Men's Events
M1x	East Germany Rüdiger Reiche	7:00.67	Soviet Union Wassili Jakuscha	7:01.15	United States John Robinson Biglow	7:02.08
M2x	Norway Rolf Thorsen (b) Alf Hansen (s)	6:23.66	East Germany Klaus Kröppelien (b) Joachim Dreifke (s)	6:25.36	Czechoslovakia Zdenek Pecka (b) Vaclav Vochoska (s)	6:28.08
M4x	East Germany Karl-Heinz Bussert (b) Uwe Mund (2) Uwe Heppner (3) Martin Winter (s)	5:55.50	West Germany Albert Hedderich (b) Raimund Hoermann Sr (2) Dieter Wiedenmann (3) Michael Duersch (s)	5:59.10	Soviet Union Victor Rudakovich (b) Vladimir Koldishkin (2) Alexander Sdramvomislov (3) Valeri Kleshnev (s)	6:00.90
M2+	Italy Carmine Abbagnale (b) Giuseppe Abbagnale (s) Giuseppe Di Capua (c)	6:59.63	East Germany Juergen Seyfarth (b) Karsten Schmeling (s) Hendrik Reiher (c)	7:01.55	Czechoslovakia Milan Dolecek Sr (b) Milan Skopek (s) Oldrich Hejdusek (c)	7:02.07
M2-	Norway Hans Magnus Grepperud (b) Sverre Løken (s)	6:41.98	East Germany Carl Ertel (b) Ulf Sauerbrey (s)	6:44.88	Netherlands Sjoerd Hoekstra (b) Joost Adema (s)	6:45.72
M4+	East Germany Thomas Greiner (b) Hans Sennewald (2) Ulrich Kons (3) Ullrich Diessner (s) Andreas Gregor (c)	6:19.04	Czechoslovakia Vojtech Caska (b) Josef Nesticky (2) Jan Kabrhel (3) Karel Neffe Sr (s) Jiri Ptak (c)	6:21.69	United States Andy Sudduth (b) Charles Altekruse (2) John Everett (3) Fred Borchelt (s) Robert Jaugstetter (c)	6:25.33
M4-	Switzerland Bruno Saile (b) Juerg Weitnauer (2) Hans-Konrad Truempler (3) Stefan Netzle (s)	6:10.41	Soviet Union Vitali Eliseev (b) Aleksander Kulagin (2) Valeri Dolinin (3) Alexei Kamkin (s)	6:11.82	Romania Petru Iosub (b) Valer Toma (2) Daniel Voiculescu (3) Constantin Airoaie (s)	6:12.32
M8+	New Zealand Tony Brook (b) George Keys (2) Les O’Connell (3) Dave Rodger (4) Mike Stanley (5) Herb Stevenson (6) Chris White (7) Roger White-Parsons (s) Andy Hay (c)	5:36.99	East Germany Jens Doberschuetz (b) Hans-Peter Koppe (2) Gert Uebeler (3) Joerg Friedrich (4) Ralf Brudel (5) Harald Jaehrling (6) Bernd Niesecke (7) Bernd Hoeing (s) Klaus-Dieter Ludwig (c)	5:39.17	Soviet Union Dzorzes Tikmers (b) Dimants Krisjanis (2) Dzintars Krishyanis (3) Viktor Omeljanovitch (4) Viktor Diduk (5) Vladimir Krilov (6) Zigmantas Gudauskas (7) Nikolai Solomakhin (s) Juris Berzins (c)	5:39.52
Mens's Lightweight Events
LM1x	Austria Raimund Haberl	7:12.57	United States Scott Roop	7:14.26	Italy Luca Migliaccio	7:14.58
LM2x	Italy Francesco Esposito (b) Ruggero Verroca (s)	06:34.85	United States Paul Fuchs Jr. (b) William Belden Sr. (s)	6:37.28	Switzerland Kurt Steiner (b) Pius Z'rotz (s)	06:38.87
LM4-	Italy Marco Romano (b) Daniele Boschin (2) Paolo Martinelli (3) Pasquale Aiese (s)	6:17.79	Spain Guillermo Mueller Gascon (b) Jose Maria De Marco Perez (2) Enrique Briones Perez (3) Luis Marina Moreno Perpina (s)	6:19.68	Denmark Mikael Espersen (b) Flemming Jensen (2) Lars Porneki (3) Kim Hagsted (s)	6:20.33
LM8+	Italy Vittorio Valentinis (b) Mauro Torta (2) Franco Pantano (3) Valentino Tontodonati (4) Renzo Borsini (5) Lanfranco Borsini (6) Claudio Castiglioni (7) Leonardo Salani (s) Giuseppe Di Capua (c)	5:49.45	Denmark Michael Djervig (b) Jørn Jørgensen (2) Ivar Molgaard (3) Arne Hojlund (4) Søren Hansson (5) Søren Christensen (6) Jan Christensen (7) Bent Fransson (s) Jan Rasmussen (c)	5:50.47	Spain Fernando Climent Huerta (b) Angel Saez Bernardos (2) Francisco Goicoechea Garcia (3) Antonio Elizalde Aldabaldetrecu (4) Alberto Molina Castillo (5) Angel Viana Bravo (6) Javier Puertas Cabezudo (7) Dionisio Redondo Gonzalez (s) Jose Delgado (c)	5:51.90
Women's Events
W1x	Soviet Union Irina Fetissowa		Romania Valeria Racila		New Zealand Stephanie Foster
W2x	Soviet Union Jelena Bratischko (b) Antonina Machina (s)		East Germany Kirst (b) Martina Schröter (s)		Canada Mason[disambiguation needed ] (b) Roy[disambiguation needed ] (s)
W4x	Soviet Union NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) NN4 (s)		East Germany NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) NN4 (s)		Romania NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) NN4 (s)
W2-	East Germany Silvia Fröhlich (b) Marita Sandig (s)		Poland Malgorzata Dluzewska (b) Czeslawa Koscianska (s)		Canada Elizabeth Craig (b) Patricia Smith (s)
W4+	Soviet Union NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) NN4 (s) NN5 (c)		United States NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) Barb Grudt (s) NN5 (c)		Romania NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) NN4 (s) NN5 (c)
W8+	Soviet Union NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) NN4 (4) NN5 (5) NN6 (6) NN7 (7) NN8 (s) NN9 (c)		United States NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) NN4 (4) NN5 (5) NN6 (6) NN7 (7) NN8 (s) NN9 (c)		East Germany NN[disambiguation needed ] (b) NN2 (2) NN3 (3) NN4 (4) NN5 (5) NN6 (6) NN7 (7) NN8 (s) NN9 (c)

Medals table

Place	Nation				Total
1	Soviet Union	5	2	2	9
2	East Germany	4	6	2	12
3	Italy	4	0	1	5
4	Norway	2	0	0	2
5	Austria	1	0	0	1
5	New Zealand	1	0	0	1
5	Switzerland	1	0	0	1
8	United States	0	4	2	6
9	Czechoslovakia	0	1	2	3
9	Romania	0	1	2	3
10	Denmark	0	1	1	2
10	Spain	0	1	1	2
11	West Germany	0	1	0	1
11	Poland	0	1	0	1
12	Canada	0	0	2	2
13	Netherlands	0	0	1	1
Total		18	18	18	54

Preceded by Münich 1981

World Rowing Championships Lucerne 1982

Succeeded by Duisburg 1983

References

1. ^ FISA - The Official World Rowing Database. "1982 World Championships - Lucerne Rotsee, Switzerland" (in English). http://80.83.47.230/n_results.fwx?p_idcompet=254&p_sexe=all&p_class=finalists&p_boat=oui&p_auto=1. 

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