Andersson's Olympic medal total was brought to seven with three gold, two silver, and two bronze. Fischer's silver matched the total of Sweden's Gert Fredriksson with eight. Australia's bronze medal crew was foreign-born with Wood (formerly Annemarie Cox) from the Netherlands and Borchert from Germany.
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p. 168. (in English and French)
Wallechinsky, David and Jaime Loucky (2008). "Canoeing: Women's Kayak Pairs 500 Meters". In The Complete Book of the Olympics: 2008 Edition. London: Aurum Press Limited. p. 493.
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The women s K 2 500 metres event was a pairs kayaking event conducted as part of the Canoeing at the 1996 Summer Olympics program Contents 1 Medalists 2 Results 2 1 Heats 2 2 Repechages 2 3 Semifinals 2 4 Final 3 ReferencesMedalists edit nbsp Gold nbsp Silver nbsp Bronze nbsp Agneta Andersson and Susanne Gunnarsson SWE nbsp Birgit Fischer and Ramona Portwich GER nbsp Anna Wood and Katrin Borchert AUS Results editHeats edit 20 crews entered in three heats The top three finishers in each heat advanced to the semifinals while the rest advanced to the repechages Heat 11 nbsp Birgit Fischer and Ramona Portwich GER 1 45 504 QS2 nbsp Ingrid Haralamow and Daniela Baumer SUI 1 45 764 QS3 nbsp Sanda Toma and Viorica Iordache ROU 1 47 200 QS4 nbsp Hanna Balabanova and Kateryna Yurchenko UKR 1 48 436 QR5 nbsp Bonka Pindzheva and Neli Zafirova BUL 1 48 652 QR6 nbsp Tatiana Levina and Inna Isakova UZB 1 50 544 QR7 nbsp Renata Hernandez and Sandra Rojas MEX 1 51 252 QRHeat 21 nbsp Agneta Andersson and Susanne Gunnarsson SWE 1 43 022 QS2 nbsp Izaskun Aramburu and Beatriz Manchon ESP 1 44 038 QS3 nbsp Izabela Dylewska Swiatowiak and Elzbieta Urbanczyk POL 1 44 906 QS4 nbsp Larisa Kosorukova and Nataliya Guly RUS 1 47 186 QR5 nbsp DeAnne Hemmens and Lia Rousset USA 1 47 914 QR6 nbsp Jitka Janackova and Pavlina Jobankova CZE 1 51 346 QR7 nbsp Helen Gilby and Alison Thorogood GBR 1 51 386 QRHeat 31 nbsp Rita Koban and Szilvia Mednyanszki HUN 1 43 313 QS2 nbsp Anna Wood and Katrin Borchert AUS 1 43 633 QS3 nbsp Marie Josee Gibeau and Corrina Kennedy CAN 1 44 685 QS4 nbsp Sabine Kleinhenz and Severine Loyau FRA 1 46 989 QR5 nbsp Ning Menghua and Hu Dongmei CHN 1 50 721 QR6 nbsp Chieko Akagi and Asako Watanabe JPN 1 52 109 QRRepechages edit The top four finishers in each repechage and the fastest fifth place finisher advanced to the semifinals Repechage 11 nbsp Sabine Kleinhenz and Severine Loyau FRA 1 51 417 QS2 nbsp DeAnne Hemmens and Lia Rousset USA 1 52 669 QS3 nbsp Hanna Balabanova and Kateryna Yurchenko UKR 1 54 373 QS4 nbsp Jitka Janackova and Pavlina Jobankova CZE 1 55 377 QS5 nbsp Renata Hernandez and Sandra Rojas MEX 1 55 801 QSRepechage 21 nbsp Larisa Kosorukova and Nataliya Guly RUS 1 52 520 QS2 nbsp Ning Menghua and Hu Dongmei CHN 1 53 544 QS3 nbsp Bonka Pindzheva and Neli Zafirova BUL 1 53 644 QS4 nbsp Helen Gilby and Alison Thorogood GBR 1 55 088 QS5 nbsp Tatiana Levina and Inna Isakova UZB 1 56 8966 nbsp Chieko Akagi and Asako Watanabe JPN 1 57 944Semifinals edit The top four finishers in each semifinal and the fastest fifth place finisher advanced to the final Semifinal 11 nbsp Rita Koban and Szilvia Mednyanszki HUN 1 42 789 QF2 nbsp Birgit Fischer and Ramona Portwich GER 1 43 069 QF3 nbsp Izaskun Aramburu and Beatriz Manchon ESP 1 44 433 QF4 nbsp Marie Josee Gibeau and Corrina Kennedy CAN 1 44 461 QF5 nbsp Sabine Kleinhenz and Severine Loyau FRA 1 46 589 QF6 nbsp Sanda Toma and Viorica Iordache ROU 1 47 0617 nbsp Hanna Balabanova and Kateryna Yurchenko UKR 1 48 8578 nbsp Ning Menghua and Hu Dongmei CHN 1 49 1899 nbsp Helen Gilby and Alison Thorogood GBR 1 49 849Semifinal 21 nbsp Agneta Andersson and Susanne Gunnarsson SWE 1 43 521 QF2 nbsp Anna Wood and Katrin Borchert AUS 1 43 729 QF3 nbsp Izabela Dylewska Swiatowiak and Elzbieta Urbanczyk POL 1 45 190 QF4 nbsp Larisa Kosorukova and Nataliya Guly RUS 1 45 505 QF5 nbsp Ingrid Haralamow and Daniela Baumer SUI 1 46 6296 nbsp Bonka Pindzheva and Neli Zafirova BUL 1 48 3137 nbsp Jitka Janackova and Pavlina Jobankova CZE 1 49 1258 nbsp DeAnne Hemmens and Lia Rousset USA 1 49 4659 nbsp Renata Hernandez and Sandra Rojas MEX 1 52 053Final edit The final was held on August 4 nbsp nbsp Agneta Andersson and Susanne Gunnarsson SWE 1 39 329 nbsp nbsp Birgit Fischer and Ramona Portwich GER 1 39 689 nbsp nbsp Anna Wood and Katrin Borchert AUS 1 40 6414 nbsp Rita Koban and Szilvia Mednyanszki HUN 1 40 8935 nbsp Marie Josee Gibeau and Corrina Kennedy CAN 1 41 3136 nbsp Izaskun Aramburu and Beatriz Manchon ESP 1 42 6217 nbsp Izabela Dylewska Swiatowiak and Elzbieta Urbanczyk POL 1 42 7538 nbsp Larisa Kosorukova and Nataliya Guly RUS 1 43 2379 nbsp Sabine Kleinhenz and Severine Loyau FRA 1 43 449Andersson s Olympic medal total was brought to seven with three gold two silver and two bronze Fischer s silver matched the total of Sweden s Gert Fredriksson with eight Australia s bronze medal crew was foreign born with Wood formerly Annemarie Cox from the Netherlands and Borchert from Germany References edit1996 Summer Olympics official report Volume 3 p 168 in English and French Sports reference com 1996 women s K 2 500 m results Wallechinsky David and Jaime Loucky 2008 Canoeing Women s Kayak Pairs 500 Meters In The Complete Book of the Olympics 2008 Edition London Aurum Press Limited p 493 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Canoeing at the 1996 Summer Olympics Women 27s K 2 500 metres amp oldid 1078247804, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
