Andrea Re
Andrea Re (* 15. November 1963 in Pavia ) is a former Italian lightweight - rowers , the 1984-1995 eleven World Championship medals, including eight gold medals won.
Athletic career
Re finished sixth at the 1983 World Championships with the lightweight four-man without a helmsman . In 1984 he switched to the lightweight eight, which won the silver medal behind the Danish boat at the 1984 World Championships .
From 1985 to 1991, the Italian lightweight eight won seven world titles in a row, with only Andrea Re and Fabrizio Ravasi were all successes there. The series ended at the 1992 World Championships when the Italian eighth finished fifth. Two bronze medals followed in 1993 and 1994. In 1995 Andrea Re switched to the Olympic boat class lightweight four without a helmsman and won his eighth world title here.
At the Olympic premiere of lightweight rowing in Atlanta in 1996 , the Italian four-man entered the world championship line-up, but missed the A-final and finished eighth overall. At the 1997 World Championships , Andrea Re finished fourth again with the four.
With a height of 1.85 meters, Andrea Re had a typical competition weight of around 73 kilograms for lightweights .
Medals at world championships
- 1984 World Cup : 2nd place in the lightweight eighth ( Fabrizio Ravasi , Michele Savoia , Vittorio Torcellan , Salvatore Orlando , Stefano Spremberg , Paolo Marostica , Andrea Re, Pasquale Marigliano and helmsman Massimo Di Deco )
- 1985 World Cup : 1st place in the lightweight eighth ( Maurizio Losi , Michele Savoia, Vittorio Torcellan, Massimo Lana , Stefano Spremberg, Paolo Marostica, Andrea Re, Fabrizio Ravasi and helmsman Massimo Di Deco)
- 1986 World Cup : 1st place in the lightweight eighth (Maurizio Losi, Michele Savoia, Vittorio Torcellan, Massimo Lana, Stefano Spremberg, Carlo Gaddi , Andrea Re, Fabrizio Ravasi and helmsman Massimo Di Deco)
- World Cup 1987 : 1st place in the lightweight eight (Maurizio Losi, Alfredo Striani , Vittorio Torcellan, Massimo Lana, Stefano Spremberg, Carlo Gaddi, Andrea Re, Fabrizio Ravasi and helmsman Sebastiano Zanetti )
- World Cup 1988 : 1st place in the lightweight eight (Alfredo Striani, Andrea Re, Stefano Spremberg, Maurizio Losi, Fabrizio Ravasi, Enrico Barbara Nelli , Sabino Bellomo , Vittorio Torcellan and helmsman Luigi Velotti )
- World Cup 1989 : 1st place in the lightweight eight (Enrico Barbara Nelli, Roberto Romanini , Franco Falossi , Danilo Fraquelli , Vittorio Torcellan, Carlo Gaddi, Andrea Re, Fabrizio Ravasi and helmsman Giuseppe Lamberti )
- World Cup 1990 : 1st place in the lightweight eighth (Enrico Barbaranelli, Franco Falossi, Carlo Gaddi, Fabrizio Ranieri , Fabrizio Ravasi, Andrea Re, Roberto Romanini, Alfredo Striani and helmsman Giuseppe Lamberti)
- 1991 World Cup : 1st place in the lightweight eighth (Enrico Barbaranelli, Domenico Cantoni , Carlo Gaddi, Pasquale Marigliano , Fabrizio Ranieri, Fabrizio Ravasi, Andrea Re, Roberto Romanini and helmsman Gaetano Iannuzzi )
- World Cup 1993 : 3rd place in the lightweight eighth (Enrico Barbaranelli, Carlo Gaddi, Carlo Grande , Pasquale Marigliano, Leonardo Pettinari , Paolo Ramoni , Fabrizio Ranieri, Andrea Re and helmsman Gaetano Iannuzzi)
- 1994 World Cup : 3rd place in the lightweight eighth (Salvatore Amitrano, Enrico Barbaranelli, Massimiliano Faraci , Pasquale Marigliano, Fabrizio Ravasi, Andrea Re, Roberto Romanini, Carmine Somma and helmsman Gaetano Iannuzzi)
- World Cup 1995 : 1st place in the lightweight four without a helmsman (Carlo Gaddi, Leonardo Pettinari, Andrea Re, Ivano Zasio )
Web links
- Andrea Re in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )
- Andrea Re at Worldrowing.com ( FISA database )
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Re, Andrea |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Italian rower |
DATE OF BIRTH | November 15, 1963 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Pavia |