Ferdinand Hardinghaus

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Ferdinand Hardinghaus (born September 22, 1957 ) is a German chemist and former competition rower of the Osnabrück Rowing Club (ORV). A traditional club with a five-kilometer training or regatta area on the Osnabrück branch canal . As a student, Ferdinand Hardinghaus began rowing in the rowing team of the Carolinum grammar school in Osnabrück.

Athletic career

1980 Ferdinand Harding House went in Duisburg at the German championships rowing in the coxless four along with the future gold medalist (1988) Thomas Möllenkamp, the Olympian ( 1984 ) Axel Wöstmann and Hans-Günther Tiemann at the start. The ORV boat won the final and the rowers from the Lower Saxony city of peace Osnabrück became German champions.

In 1980 Ferdinand Hardinghaus (at that time length 192 cm and weight 92 kg) was also in the eighth of the racing community TuS Bramsche and Osnabrücker Ruder-Verein, in the boat together with helmsman Torsten Bremer and Brunon Derkes, Ralf Kollmann, Thomas Möllenkamp , Martin Möllmann (TuS Bramsche ) , Andreas Schütte, Hans-Günther Tiemann and Axel Wöstmann . The nine rowers were trained by Ralf Holtmeyer , who later became the national trainer of the German Rowing Association (DRV). The rowers of the racing community from the Osnabrück region initially succeeded in winning the Mannheim Regatta, ahead of the teams from the Soviet Union , Czechoslovakia and the Germany eighth put together by the DRV . With fifth place in the finals of the International Lucerne Rotsee Regatta, the eighth of the racing community qualified for the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow. All finalists of the last world championship, 1979 in Bled , started in the eighth competition on the Rotsee . In addition to the record champions from the GDR , the dominant team of eight at the time, New Zealand took part as vice world champion and third place from the USSR as well as the rowers from Australia , Great Britain and the USA . The eighth of the DRV, the then "flagship" of German rowing, was also at the start. It was composed of very experienced and successful rowers, including Peter-Michael Kolbe . At that time the eighth of the ORV, who started as the third DRV eighth, achieved a time of 5: 43.42 on the Rotsse over the distance of 2,000 m (final winner time DDR 5: 40.88). The eighth of the ORV, who then qualified for the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, was deprived of the unique opportunity to compete in Moscow due to the politically justified boycott . Ferdinand Hardinghaus then competed in regattas in Boston , New York and Philadelphia in 1980 with the eighth of the ORV .

In 1981 Ferdinand Hardinghaus took part in the world championships in Munich in a four-man without a helmsman together with Thomas Möllenkamp, ​​Hans-Günther Tiemann and Axel Wöstmann. The Oberschleißheim regatta course was rowed . The DRV boat finished seventh in the final.

Ferdinand Hardinghaus also started with the eighth of the racing community (Rgm.) Würzburger RG Bayern / RC Karlstadt / RG Munich / Hannoverscher RC / Mainzer RV / Osnabrücker RV / TuS Bramsche at the German championship rowing in Munich in 1982. Together with Stm. Rudolf Ziegler and Andreas Bode, Bernd Fleischmann, Dieter Göpfert, Hermann Greß, Heribert Karches, Wolfram Thiem and Ralf Thienel, he was also German champion in this boat class.

The performance record of the rower Ferdinand Hardinghaus also includes other outstanding successes in non-Olympic boat classes .

In 2000, the multiple German champion and world championship participant received the "Silver Badge of Honor" from the Osnabrück Rowing Club in recognition of his twenty-five years of membership in the club.

Further successes at German championships

1981 Essen : German championship, eighth. Ferdinand Hardinghaus in the boat of the Rgm. Osnabrücker RV / TuS Bramsche with Torsten Bremer and Brunon Derkes, Ralf Kollmann, Thomas Möllenkamp, ​​Martin Möllmann, Andreas Schütte, Hans-Günther Tiemann and Axel Wöstmann - second place.
1982 Munich : German championship - two with helmsman
Ferdinand Hardinghaus with Andreas Bode (Tus Bramsche) and Stm. Torsten Bremer in the boat of the Rgm. Osnabrücker RV / TuS Bramsche - third place.
1984 Ratzeburg : German championship, eighth. Ferdinand Hardinghaus together with Andreas Bode from TuS Bramsche went in the eighth of the Rgm. Hannoverscher RC / Mainzer RV / Berliner RK Brandenburgia / Bonner RG / RC Tegel Berlin / Osnabrücker RV at the start - third place.

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  1. ↑ The two men with helmsman was last rowed at the Olympic Summer Games in Barcelona in 1992 and has not belonged to the Olympic boat class since then .

Track record Osnabrück and Bramscher rowers in the 1980s

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988
At the German championship rowing , partly in a racing community
  • Four-without, DMR Duisburg: Hardinghaus, Möllenkamp, ​​Tiemann, Wöstmann - German champions
  • Four of them, DMR Duisburg: Derkes, Kollmann, Möllmann, Schütte, Stm. Bremer - 2nd place
  • Four-with, DMR Essen: Bode, Hafer, Hünnefeld, Zuther, Stm. Bremer (Rgm.) - 3rd place
  • Eighth, DMR Essen: Derkes, Hardinghaus, Kollmann, Möllenkamp, ​​Möllmann, Schütte, Tiemann, Wöstmann, Stm. Bremer - 2nd place
  • Two with, DMR Munich: Hardinghaus, Bode, Stm. Bremer - 3rd place
  • Four-without, DMR Munich: Derkes, Kollmann, Möllenkamp, ​​Tiemann - German champions
  • Four with, DMR Munich: Schütte (Rgm.) - 2nd place
  • Achter, DMR Munich: Hardinghaus, Bode (Rgm.) - German champions
  • Four-without, DMR Cologne: with Möllenkamp, ​​Wöstmann, Bode, Schütte - 2nd place
  • Four with, DMR Cologne: Kollmann, Tiemann, Möllmann, Honsel, Stm. Bremer (Rgm.) - 3rd place
  • Two-without, DMR Ratzeburg: Möllenkamp, ​​Wöstmann - 2nd place
  • Achter, DMR Ratzeburg: Bode, Stm. Bremer (Rgm.) - 2nd place
  • Achter, DMR Ratzeburg: Möllenkamp, ​​Hardinghaus (Rgm.) - 3rd place
  • Two-without, DMR Munich: Möllenkamp, Maennig (Rgm.) - 2nd place
  • Eighth, DMR Duisburg: Stm. Bremer (Rgm.) - 2nd place
  • Two-without, DMR Munich: Möllenkamp, Wessling (Rgm.) - 3rd place
  • Four-without, DMR Hamburg: Möllenkamp (Rgm.) - German champions
  • Eighth, DMR Hamburg: Möllenkamp (Rgm.) - 3rd place
Participation in international championships in boats of the German Rowing Association (DRV)
  • Eighth, qualification OS Moscow : Derkes, Hardinghaus, Kollmann, Möllenkamp, ​​Möllmann, Schütte, Tiemann, Wöstmann, Stm. Bremer
  • Four-without, WM Munich : Hardinghaus, Möllenkamp, ​​Tiemann, Wöstmann - 7th place
  • Two-without, OS Los Angeles : Möllenkamp, ​​Wöstmann - 4th place
  • Eighth, OS Seoul : Germany eighth with Möllenkamp - gold medal

Abbreviations: "DMR" - German championship rowing - "WM" - World rowing championships - "OS" - Olympic rowing regatta - "Stm." - Helmsman - "Rgm." - Racing community

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Ferdinand Hardinghaus at Worldrowing.com ( FISA database )
  2. ↑ A kingdom for a boat ( Memento of the original dated February 2, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Author OStR Otto Papenhausen. Website nibis-emaos. Retrieved January 28, 2011. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / ud16_18.ud16.udmedia.de
  3. ^ German championship rowing 1980 Duisburg . ORV - Ferdinand Hardinghaus in a four without a helmsman. RRK-online website. Retrieved December 28, 2010.
  4. ↑ Dossier on national coach Ralf Holtmeyer ( Memento of the original from October 6, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Website RP Online, News, Photos, Find Quotes. Retrieved December 28, 2010.  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.rp-online.de
  5. ↑ Biographical data and successes of national coach Ralf Holtmeyer . Website Germany eighth. Retrieved December 28, 2010.
  6. ↑ a b NCR computer result Int. Rowing regatta Luzern-Rotsee 1980, Bulletin No. 111 (PDF; 356 kB). Website ORV. Retrieved January 21, 2011.
  7. ↑ The year 1980 - the Osnabrück eight qualified for the Olympics . Website ORV, club history. Retrieved December 28, 2010.
  8. ↑ Prevented Olympic starters . The ORV eight 25 years ago. Website Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung , September 3, 2005. Retrieved October 14, 2015.
  9. ↑ a b c German Championship Rowing 1981 ??? Essen . ORV - Ferdinand Hardinghaus in the eighth. RRK-online website. Retrieved January 21, 2011.
  10. ^ Silver badge of honor ORV - 25 years in the club . Website ORV. Retrieved January 21, 2011.
  11. ^ German rowing championship 1982, Munich - two men with helmsman, Torsten Bremer. RRK-online website. Retrieved January 21, 2011.
  12. ↑ DM 1984 Ratzeburg . Ferdinand Hardinghaus in the eighth. Website Mainz RV. Retrieved January 21, 2011.
personal data
SURNAME Hardinghaus, Ferdinand
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German chemist and rower
DATE OF BIRTH September 22, 1957