1956 Summer Olympics / Canoe - two-man Canadians 10,000 m (men)

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sport canoe
competition Two-man canoe 10,000 m
gender Men
place Lake Wendouree , Ballarat
Attendees 30 athletes (15 teams)
from 15 nations
date November 30, 1956
Medals Gold medal.svg Pawel Charin and Grazian Botow ( URS ) Georges Dransart and Marcel Renaud ( FRA ) Imre Farkas and József Hunics ( HUN )
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Silver medal.svg
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Bronze medal.svg
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At the Olympic Games in 1956 , the two-man Canadian competition over 10,000 m for men was held on November 30th on Lake Wendouree in the Australian city ​​of Ballarat .

A total of ten teams of two from ten nations took part. The Soviet Russians Pawel Charin and Grazian Botow won the race ahead of the French Georges Dransart and Marcel Renaud and the Hungarians Imre Farkas and József Hunics .

final

rank Names nation time
1 Pawel Charin
Grazian Botow
Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union 54: 02.4 min
2 Georges Dransart
Marcel Renaud
France 1946Fourth French Republic France 54: 48.3 min
3 Imre Farkas
József Hunics
Hungary 1949Hungary Hungary 55: 16.6 min
4th Egon Drews
Wilfried Soltau
Germany team all German 1956All-German team Germany 55: 21.1 min
5 Alexe Dumitru
Simion Ismailciuc
Romania 1952Romania Romania 55: 51.1 min
6th Aksel Duun
Finn Haunstoft
DenmarkDenmark Denmark 55: 54.3 min
7th William Jones
Thomas Ohman
AustraliaAustralia Australia 56: 18.6 min
8th Otto Schindler
Walter Waldner
AustriaAustria Austria 56: 48.7 min
9 William Stevenson
Thomas Hodgson
Canada 1921Canada Canada 56: 50.2 min
10 John Haas
Frank Krick
United States 48United States United States 58: 30.0 min

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