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
1994
gold
SN. Szafranski
BA. Maass
1995
gold
SK. Naser
BH. SzafranskiNEW
1996
bronze
SS. Guenther
BM. Matthae
1997
P4
SU. Jander
BA. SchulzNEW
1998
gold
SS. Van daelen
BM. Van daelen
1999
P5
SK. Rodewald
BK. Kreuzmann
2000
bronze
SK. Naumann
BC. Hoelzel
2001
not contested
2002
bronze
SK. Rodewald
BJ. Roenfeldt
2003
P4
SN. WehrhahnNEW
BA. Krueger
2004
gold
SJ. Roenfeldt
BC. Hennings
2005
silver
SA. Sennewald
BF. Kegebein
2006
silver
SK. Hartmann
BK. Reinert
2007
P5
SS. Hiller
BK. Schindler
2008
P4
SN. Drygalla
BU. Sennewald
2009
silver
SM. Schmidt
BA. Becker
2010
bronze
SN. Drygalla
BA. Agarius
2011
not contested
2012
bronze
SL. Kemmerer
BA. Agarius
2013
silver
SS. Davids
BM. Davids
2014
not contested
2015
P6
SM. Staelberg
BS. Oksche
2016
P6
SL. Labudde
BF. Hacker
2017–20
4 yrs off
2021
bronze
SL. Sarassa
BH. Reif
2022
bronze
SK. Tkachenko
BL. Schade
2023
P6
ST. Schwerin
BM. Boettcher
2024
P4
SL. Muehrs
BA. Koetitz
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).
