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2001 Vienna Rowing World Cup
June 29 - July 1, 2001
Danube River, Vienna, Austria
WorldRowers.com Presents FISA Biographies of Rowers
Competing At the Vienna Rowing World Cup
JAMCO's WorldRowers.com presents the Olympic and World Championship
biographies of those rowers who have been identified as of Monday,
June 25, 2001, as competitors for the third meeting of the 2001
FISA World Cup in Vienna, Austria. Late entries not listed by FISA
as of June 25 are not included. JAMCO is using its proprietary international
rowers database to identify the records of rowers who compete at
international regattas.
Additionally, we present JAMCO Race Bulletins of Final A races
of the twelve Olympic-class boat events at the Vienna World Cup.
Index of Biographies
The M4- and W8+ events are not scheduled for this regatta. Please
see additional notes, below.
Index of JAMCO Race Bulletins
- JAMCO Race Bulletins of the fourteen "A" finals graphically
portray the relative positions of each boat at each 500 meter
interval mark. In each of the last three 500 meter intervals,
JAMCO uses color coding to show which boats are getting closer
to the boats in first, second and third places during each of
those intervals.
- A gold boat is gaining on the first place boat. Often when
a boat turns "gold", it takes the lead in the next 500 meters.
- A cyan (light blue) boat is gaining on the second place
boat, but falling further behind the first place boat.
- A bronze (orange) boat is gaining on the third place boat,
but falling farther behind the first and second place boats.
- Many countries have entered more than one crew in the same event.
These are designated as GER1, GER2, etc. WorldRowers.com uses
3 character abbreviations in its Race Bulletins. In these multiple
crews per country situations, WorldRowers.com uses only the first
two letters of a country's FISA abbreviation, plus a number (1,
2 or 3), to designate these crews, e.g., for Germany the abbreviations
would be GE1 and GE2.
We have assigned numbers to these crews in the order each crew
has been listed by FISA, and those numbers may be different from
the numbers used with each crew when racing begins. We will adjust
our numbers accordingly at that time so that the biographies correspond
to the correct numbering of the crews.
- These biographies are only presented for competitors in the
14 Olympic class boat events. Competitors who have a "**"
following their name have not competed in any previous Olympic
or World Championship regattas. To the extent we have missed anyone
who has competed in an Olympics or World Championships, or erroneously
reported information, please advise us and we will correct it.
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