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PROGRAMME HISTORY

France — U19 Women's Quadruple Sculls

1986–2022 · 10 seasons tracked
Golds
0
Podiums
1
Best 2k
5:10.66
Seasons
10
Championship finish by year
Higher is better · medals marked
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Roster flow
Each column is a qualifying season's A crew · teal = carried over · amber = changed seat · NEW = first World / European / World Cup appearance (incl. U23 & Junior) · dashed column = years not contested · A boat only
1986
P4
SA. Audard
3C. LiegeoisNEW
2I. Danjou
BC. Troton
1987
P4
SM. CrampesNEW
3C. BruleboisNEW
2I. Danjou
BF. Hamon
1988–89
2 yrs off
1990
P6
SC. ConstantinNEW
3S. Lumb
2M. PerottinoNEW
BM. LafitteNEW
1991–01
11 yrs off
2002
P5
SI. Pascal-pretreNEW
3A. Galy
2M. Le nepvouNEW
BE. LarchevequeNEW
2003
not contested
2004
P6
SJ. Goleo
3C. LaurentNEW
2M. RialetNEW
BC. RibeilNEW
2005
P6
SC. SimonNEW
3C. GautherotNEW
2C. DoucetNEW
BP. CharlesNEW
2006
P6
SH. HenrionNEW
3C. Gautherot
2A. ColletNEW
BP. Charles
2007–08
2 yrs off
2009
P4
SC. PoumaillouxNEW
3J. LecomteNEW
2A. MayneNEW
BN. KoberNEW
2010–14
5 yrs off
2015
P4
SL. Guivarc hNEW
3A. MarzinNEW
2M. BailleulNEW
BC. BoveNEW
2016–21
6 yrs off
2022
bronze
SE. CloutierNEW
3J. RavoireNEW
2L. AssierNEW
BM. MerdensNEW

Season by season

Tracked across the World & European Championships, World Cups and Olympic Games — years with no qualifying championship are shown as gaps. NEW marks an athlete's first time at this level (U23 & Junior count).

2016–2021 no qualifying championship
2010–2014 no qualifying championship
2007–2008 no qualifying championship
2003 no qualifying championship
1991–2001 no qualifying championship
1988–1989 no qualifying championship