- The
Rotsee (previously
known as Rootsee) is a
natural rowing lake on the
northern edge of Lucerne, Switzerland. It is
regarded as one of the best rowing...
- Mühlauhafen,
Mannheim (13 May) Årungen, Ås (3 June) Bosbaan,
Amsterdam (1 July)
Rotsee,
Lucerne (15 July)
Titie Jordache West
Germany Jüri
Jaanson Estonia 1991...
- August.
Lucerne annually hosts the
final leg of the
World Rowing Cup on
Rotsee Lake.
Numerous World Rowing Championships have been held in
Lucerne including...
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World Rowing Cup.
Winning gold at
Belgrade Sava,
Serbia in May;
Lucerne Rotsee,
Switzerland in May; and
Munich Oberschleissheim,
Germany in June. On 1...
- the
European Rowing Championships: in 1908 and then in 1926. The
nearby Rotsee has
since 1933 been used for
rowing regattas instead. On the way south,...
- Malta, Poznań
Poland FE 27th
Single scull Allar Raja 2. 18–20 June 2004
Rotsee,
Lucerne Switzerland FB 12th
Double scull (b)
Allar Raja, (s)
Silver Sonntak...
-
Jaanson 13. 12–14 June 1992
Rotsee,
Lucerne Switzerland FA 5th
Single scull Jüri
Jaanson 1994 14. 15–17 July 1994
Rotsee,
Lucerne Switzerland FB 7th Single...
- District),
Kazakhstan Lake Chervonoye, in
Belarus Raudvatnet, in
Norway Rotsee, in
Switzerland Red Lake
Falls (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page...
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August 1982 at
Rotsee in Lucerne, Switzerland. FISA – The
Official World Rowing Database. "1982
World Championships –
Lucerne Rotsee, Switzerland". Archived...
- then went to the July 2014
World Rowing Cup III that was
contested on the
Rotsee in
Austria where the NZ
eight came fifth.
Later that month, he competed...
