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Rowing 海の森水上競技場 ボート / Aviron Canal De La Forêt De La Mer Ver.1.0 30 JUL 2021 12:00 Version History Version Date Created by Comments 1.0 30 JUL 2021 Ana GORDILLO First Version Table of Contents Competition Format and Rules Number of Entries by NOC Entry List by NOC Entry List by Event Women’s Pair Men’s Pair Women’s Double Sculls Men’s Double Sculls Women’s Four Men’s Four Women’s Single Sculls Men’s Single Sculls Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Women’s Quadruple Sculls Men’s Quadruple Sculls Women’s Eight Men’s Eight Start List Summary Fri 23 Jul 2021 Sat 24 Jul 2021 Sun 25 Jul 2021 Wed 28 Jul 2021 Thu 29 Jul 2021 Fri 30 Jul 2021 Women’s Pair Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Heat 3 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 2 – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Table of Contents Men’s Pair Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Heat 3 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 2 – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Official Communication Event Review Women’s Double Sculls Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Heat 3 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 2 – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Men’s Double Sculls Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Heat 3 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 2 – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Table of Contents Women’s Four Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Men’s Four Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Official Communication Event Review Women’s Single Sculls Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Heat 3 – Results Heat 4 – Results Heat 5 – Results Heat 6 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Repechage 2 – Results Repechage 3 – Results Quarterfinal 1 – Results Quarterfinal 2 – Results Quarterfinal 3 – Results Quarterfinal 4 – Results Semifinal E/F 1 – Results Semifinal E/F 2 – Results Semifinal C/D 1 – Results Semifinal C/D 2 – Results Semifinal A/B 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 2 – Results Final F – Results Final E – Results Table of Contents Final D – Results Final C – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Official Communication Event Review Men’s Single Sculls Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Heat 3 – Results Heat 4 – Results Heat 5 – Results Heat 6 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Repechage 2 – Results Repechage 3 – Results Quarterfinal 1 – Results Quarterfinal 2 – Results Quarterfinal 3 – Results Quarterfinal 4 – Results Semifinal E/F 1 – Results Semifinal E/F 2 – Results Semifinal C/D 1 – Results Semifinal C/D 2 – Results Semifinal A/B 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 2 – Results Final F – Results Final E – Results Final D – Results Final C – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Official Communication Event Review Table of Contents Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Heat 3 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Repechage 2 – Results Semifinal A/B 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 2 – Results Final C – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Heat 3 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Repechage 2 – Results Semifinal A/B 1 – Results Semifinal A/B 2 – Results Final C – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Official Communication Event Review Women’s Quadruple Sculls Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Table of Contents Men’s Quadruple Sculls Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Final B – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Women’s Eight Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Men’s Eight Heat 1 – Results Heat 2 – Results Repechage 1 – Results Final A – Results Results Summary by Event Event Review Official Communications Final Placing by NOC Final Ranking Medallists by Event Medal Standings Daily and Sport Reviews Fri 23 Jul 2021 Sat 24 Jul 2021 Sun 25 Jul 2021 Wed 28 Jul 2021 Thu 29 Jul 2021 Fri 30 Jul 2021 Sport Review Competition Officials Sea Forest Waterway Rowing 海の森水上競技場 ボート / Aviron Canal de la forêt de la Mer Yumenoshima Park Archery Field Competition Format and Rules 競技形式および規則 / Format et règlement des compétitions As of THU 1 JUL 2021 OLYMPIC COMPETITION FORMAT The rowing competition at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games will comprise seven men's and seven women's events, as follows: MEN WOMEN EVENT EVENT OLYMPIC BOAT CLASSES EVENT EVENT CODE NUMBER CODE NUMBER M1x 8 SINGLE SCULLS W1x 7 M2- 2 PAIR W2- 1 M2x 4 DOUBLE SCULLS W2x 3 M4- 6 FOUR W4- 5 M4x 12 QUADRUPLE SCULLS W4x 11 M8+ 14 EIGHT W8+ 13 LM2x 10 LIGHTWEIGHT DOUBLE LW2x 9 SCULLS Note: In the men's lightweight classes, no rower should weigh more than 72.5kg and the crew average weight should not exceed 70kg. In the women's lightweight classes, no rower should weigh more than 59kg and the crew average weight should not exceed 57kg. Olympic competition is organised in several phases/rounds. The number of rounds, and the progression from the first round to the finals, depends on the number of boats entered in a particular event. All events will begin with the heats round. In events with 7-12 boats, the best boats from the heats will qualify directly to the finals A, which will determine medals and places fourth to sixth. Unsuccessful boats in the heats will compete in the repechage round, which offers a second chance to qualify for the final A. Unsuccessful boats in the repechage will compete in final B, which will determine the remaining places (except for events with seven entries which have no final B). In events with 13-24 boats, the best boats from the heats will qualify directly to the semifinals A/B. The three best boats in each of the semifinals A/B will then qualify to the finals A which will determine medals and places fourth to sixth. The remaining boats from the semifinals A/B will compete in the finals B to determine places 7-12. Boats that do not qualify directly to the semifinals A/B will compete in the repechage round, which offers a second chance to qualify to the semifinals A/B. Unsuccessful boats from the repechages will continue competition in the semifinals C/D, from where they will qualify to the finals C or D that will determine places 13-18 (C) and 19-24 (D). In events with 13- 18 boats, there will only be semifinals A/B, and the last ranked boats after the repechage will advance directly to final C. In events with 25 or more boats, the best boats in each heat proceed to compete in the quarterfinals round from where the best three boats in each quarterfinal qualify to the semifinals A/B, from where the best three crews proceed to final A to compete for medal positions and places 4-6 and the remaining boats go to final B which determines places 7-12. The remaining boats from the quarterfinals will proceed to semifinals C/D and then to finals C and D, where they will compete for places 13-24. Unsuccessful boats in the heats will compete in the repechages which offer a second chance to qualify to the quarterfinals round. Unsuccessful crews from the repechages will advance directly to final E ROW ------------------------------_02A Report Created THU 1 JUL 2021 09:30 Page 1 of 3 Sea Forest Waterway Rowing 海の森水上競技場 ボート / Aviron Canal de la forêt de la Mer Yumenoshima Park Archery Field (when the number of boats is between 25 and 30) or to semifinals E and F (when the number of boats exceeds 30) and from there to final E or F to determine the remaining places. Information on how boats will progress in the competition after each race (to which round) is shown at the bottom of all start and results lists. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE FISA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AND THE OLYMPIC GAMES The Olympic Games comprises 14 events, the World Rowing Championships comprises 20 events. Additional events in the World Rowing Championships are: LM1x, LM4x, LM2-, LW1x, LW4x, LW2-. CHANGES SINCE THE RIO 2016 OLYMPIC GAMES The women's four has replaced the lightweight men's four. In the coxed events, the coxswain may be of a different gender than the rest of the crew. The minimum weight for the coxswain is 55kg in both gender events. All events and athlete quotas are gender equal. 1.1 SPORT RULES AND PROCEDURES Race course Race distance - 2000m Lanes - six lanes are used for racing, each 13.5m wide - lanes 12.5m wide are also acceptable. A total of eight lanes are available. Lane assignment and seeding Initially, two seeded crews will be placed in each heat in accordance with their seeding number. For heats, all lane assignments are decided by random draw. For all rounds after the heats, the crews with the best placings in their previous round will race in the middle lanes, the crews with the next lower placings in the next outer lanes, etc.
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