Germany won the K-4 1000 m world championships in 1997 and 1998 while Hungary won in 1999. Germany won the European championships in July 2000, but the Hungarians won the Olympic final by about 2.5 meter (8 feet).
References
(in English and French)
Wallechinsky, David and Jaime Loucky (2008). "Canoeing: Men's Kayak Fours 1000 Meters". In The Complete Book of the Olympics: 2008 Edition. London: Aurum Press Limited. p. 478.
February 04, 2023
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The men s K 4 1000 metres event was a fours kayaking event conducted as part of the Canoeing at the 2000 Summer Olympics program Contents 1 Medalists 2 Results 2 1 Heats 2 2 Semifinals 2 3 Final 3 ReferencesMedalists Edit Gold Silver Bronze Hungary HUN Akos VereckeiGabor HorvathZoltan KammererBotond Storcz Germany GER Jan SchaferMark ZabelBjorn BachStefan Ulm Poland POL Grzegorz KotowiczAdam SeroczynskiDariusz BialkowskiMarek WitkowskiResults EditHeats Edit 13 crews entered in two heats The top three finishers in each heat advanced to the final while the remaining teams competed in the semifinal Heat 1 of 2 Date Tuesday 26 September 2000Place Overall Nation Athletes Time Qual 1 1 Hungary Akos Vereckei Zoltan Kammerer Gabor Horvath and Botond Storcz 2 58 096 QF2 3 Russia Anatoli Tishchenko Oleg Gorobiy Yevgeny Salakhov and Roman Zarubin 2 59 764 QF3 4 Poland Dariusz Bialkowski Grzegorz Kotowicz Adam Seroczynski and Marek Witkowski 3 00 166 QF4 5 Bulgaria Milko Kazanov Petar Merkov Yordan Yordanov and Petar Sibinkic 3 00 634 QS5 9 Sweden Jonas Fager Anders Gustafsson Erik Lindeberg and Niklaes Persson 3 04 420 QS6 10 FR Yugoslavia Igor Kovacic Sasa Vujanic Jozef Soti and Dragan Zoric 3 04 432 QS7 12 France Frederic Gauthier Maxime Boccon Pierre Lubac and Stephane Gourichon 3 05 806 QSHeat 2 of 2 Date Tuesday 26 September 2000Place Overall Nation Athletes Time Qual 1 2 Germany Bjorn Bach Jan Schafer Stefan Ulm and Mark Zabel 2 59 473 QF2 6 Slovakia Robert Erban Richard Riszdorfer Juraj Tarr and Erik Vlcek 3 00 955 QF3 7 United States Stein Jorgensen John Mooney Peter Newton and Angel Perez 3 01 369 QF4 8 Czech Republic Karel Lestina Pavel Hottmar Pavel Holubar and Jiri Polivka 3 02 053 QS5 11 Romania Vasile Curuzan Sorin Petcu Romică Șerban and Marian Sirbu 3 05 341 QS6 13 Australia Ross Chaffer Shane Suska Peter Scott and Cameron McFadzean 3 05 893 QSOverall Results Heats Heats Overall ResultsPlace Athlete Nation Heat Place Time Qual 1 Hungary Akos Vereckei Zoltan Kammerer Gabor Horvath and Botond Storcz 1 1 2 58 096 QF2 Germany Bjorn Bach Jan Schafer Stefan Ulm and Mark Zabel 2 1 2 59 764 QF3 Russia Anatoli Tishchenko Oleg Gorobiy Yevgeny Salakhov and Roman Zarubin 1 2 2 59 764 QF4 Poland Dariusz Bialkowski Grzegorz Kotowicz Adam Seroczynski and Marek Witkowski 1 3 3 00 166 QF5 Bulgaria Milko Kazanov Petar Merkov Yordan Yordanov and Petar Sibinkic 1 4 3 00 634 QS6 Slovakia Robert Erban Richard Riszdorfer Juraj Tarr and Erik Vlcek 2 2 3 00 955 QF7 United States Stein Jorgensen John Mooney Peter Newton and Angel Perez 2 3 3 01 369 QF8 Czech Republic Karel Lestina Pavel Hottmar Pavel Holubar and Jiri Polivka 2 4 3 02 053 QS9 Sweden Jonas Fager Anders Gustafsson Erik Lindeberg and Niklaes Persson 1 5 3 04 420 QS10 FR Yugoslavia Igor Kovacic Sasa Vujanic Jozef Soti and Dragan Zoric 1 6 3 04 432 QS11 Romania Vasile Curuzan Sorin Petcu Romică Șerban and Marian Sirbu 2 5 3 05 341 QS12 France Frederic Gauthier Maxime Boccon Pierre Lubac and Stephane Gourichon 1 7 3 05 806 QS13 Australia Ross Chaffer Shane Suska Peter Scott and Cameron McFadzean 2 6 3 05 893 QSYugoslavia is shown as Serbia and Montenegro SCG in the sports reference com website Semifinals Edit The top three finishers in the semifinal advanced to the final Heat 1 of 1 Date Thursday 28 September 2000Place Nation Athletes Time Qual 1 Bulgaria Milko Kazanov Petar Merkov Yordan Yordanov and Petar Sibinkic 3 01 051 QF2 Sweden Jonas Fager Anders Gustafsson Erik Lindeberg and Niklaes Persson 3 02 611 QF3 FR Yugoslavia Igor Kovacic Sasa Vujanic Jozef Soti and Dragan Zoric 3 02 713 QF4 Czech Republic Karel Lestina Pavel Hottmar Pavel Holubar and Jiri Polivka 3 02 8515 France Frederic Gauthier Maxime Boccon Pierre Lubac and Stephane Gourichon 3 03 7036 Romania Vasile Curuzan Sorin Petcu Romică Șerban and Marian Sirbu 3 05 1017 Australia Ross Chaffer Shane Suska Peter Scott and Cameron McFadzean 3 05 527Final Edit Heat 1 of 1 Date Saturday 30 September 2000Place Athlete Nation Time Hungary Akos Vereckei Zoltan Kammerer Gabor Horvath and Botond Storcz 2 55 188 Germany Bjorn Bach Jan Schafer Stefan Ulm and Mark Zabel 2 55 704 Poland Dariusz Bialkowski Grzegorz Kotowicz Adam Seroczynski and Marek Witkowski 2 57 1924 Slovakia Robert Erban Richard Riszdorfer Juraj Tarr and Erik Vlcek 2 57 6965 Bulgaria Milko Kazanov Petar Merkov Yordan Yordanov and Petar Sibinkic 2 59 1126 United States Stein Jorgensen John Mooney Peter Newton and Angel Perez 2 59 4727 Russia Anatoli Tishchenko Oleg Gorobiy Yevgeny Salakhov and Roman Zarubin 2 59 7788 Sweden Jonas Fager Anders Gustafsson Erik Lindeberg and Niklaes Persson 3 01 3269 FR Yugoslavia Igor Kovacic Sasa Vujanic Jozef Soti and Dragan Zoric 3 02 316Germany won the K 4 1000 m world championships in 1997 and 1998 while Hungary won in 1999 Germany won the European championships in July 2000 but the Hungarians won the Olympic final by about 2 5 meter 8 feet References Edit2000 Summer Olympics Canoe sprint results in English and French Sports reference com 2000 K 4 1000 m results Wallechinsky David and Jaime Loucky 2008 Canoeing Men s Kayak Fours 1000 Meters In The Complete Book of the Olympics 2008 Edition London Aurum Press Limited p 478 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Canoeing at the 2000 Summer Olympics Men 27s K 4 1000 metres amp oldid 1126681729, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
