European Rowing Championships 2018 - Lightweight Single (women)

Aerial view of the Strathclyde Loch racing course

As part of the European Rowing Championships 2018 , the competition in the women's lightweight one on the regatta course Strathclyde Loch was held between August 2nd and 5th, 2018 . A total of ten starters took part and the competition consisted of two preliminary runs, a hope run and an A and B final.

Marie-Louise Dräger started for Germany and reached the final, in which she could not take part due to an illness. Anja Manoutschehri started for the Austrian team and took first place in the B final. The gold medal went to Alena Furman from Belarus, ahead of Laura Tarantola from France and Clara Guerra from Italy .

competition

Prelims

The two preliminary runs were held on August 2, 2018. The two best placed in the preliminary heats qualified directly for the final, while the others had the opportunity to qualify for the final via the repechage.

Forward 1

space	Athlete	Time in min				qualification
		0500 m	1000 m	1500 m	2000 m
1	Laura Tarantola	1: 52.01	3: 50.15	5: 51.36	7: 52.23	final
2	Clara Guerra	1: 53.76	3: 52.05	5: 54.10	7: 55.95
3	Marie-Louise Dräger	1: 52.47	3: 51.53	5: 55.31	8: 02.98	Reunion
4th	Amber Kraak	1: 57.24	3: 58.07	6: 02.48	8: 05.69
5	Anastasia Lebedeva	1: 56.13	3: 57.51	6: 03.26	8: 08.14

Forward 2

space	Athlete	Time in min				qualification
		0500 m	1000 m	1500 m	2000 m
1	Alena Furman	1: 55.37	3: 53.14	5: 53.38	7: 53.42	final
2	Emma Fredh	1: 57.09	3: 57.42	5: 57.85	7: 57.56
3	Katarzyna Welna	1: 54.04	3: 53.68	5: 57.20	8: 02.78	Reunion
4th	Anja Manoutschehri	1: 57.29	4: 00.23	6: 05.76	8: 09.50
5	Olga Svirska	1: 57.22	4: 01.77	6: 09.39	8: 18.02

Reunion

Although two hope runs were actually planned, only one hope run was carried out with all six starters. The two best of this run qualified for the final. The remaining starters row for the other places in the B final.

space	Athlete	Time (min)				qualification
		0500 m	1000 m	1500 m	2000 m
1	Katarzyna Welna	1: 53.79	3: 50.54	5: 48.77	7: 46.57	final
2	Marie-Louise Dräger	1: 51.62	3: 48.32	5: 47.11	7: 48.78
3	Anja Manoutschehri	1: 56.69	3: 55.47	5: 54.36	7: 52.48	B final
4th	Anastasia Lebedeva	1: 54.96	3: 52.71	5: 52.93	7: 53.41
5	Amber Kraak	1: 56.44	3: 56.66	5: 57.20	7: 55.46
6th	Olga Svirska	1: 56.70	3: 57.29	5: 59.19	8:00, 12

Finals

A final

space	Athlete	Time in min
		0500 m	1000 m	1500 m	2000 m
1	Alena Furman	1: 54.62	3: 48.94	5: 46.67	7: 41.60
2	Laura Tarantola	1: 54.34	3: 50.23	5: 49.39	7: 45.94
3	Clara Guerra	1: 53.38	3: 48.26	5: 49.75	7: 47.71
4th	Katarzyna Welna	1: 54.17	3: 50.94	5: 52.23	7: 51.25
5	Emma Fredh	1: 56.32	3: 53.81	5: 53.04	7: 51.57
6th	Marie-Louise Dräger	DNS

B final

space	Athlete	Time in min
		0500 m	1000 m	1500 m	2000 m
1	Anja Manoutschehri	1: 55.13	3: 53.06	5: 51.65	7: 49.34
2	Amber Kraak	1: 56.50	3: 55.65	5: 56.17	7: 54.87
3	Anastasia Lebedeva	1: 55.47	3: 55.26	5: 58.40	7: 58.69
4th	Olga Svirska	1: 56.65	3: 57.18	5: 59.47	8: 00.10

Web links

• Results page at worldrowing.com
• List of results at europeanchampionships.com
• further result lists ( preliminary 1 , preliminary 2 , repechage , A-final , B-final )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Germany eight wins gold in Glasgow. In: www.sueddeutsche.de. Süddeutsche Zeitung , August 5, 2018, accessed on August 11, 2018 .