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West Germany — Lightweight Men's Four

1974–1990 · 11 seasons tracked · 4 golds
Golds
4
Podiums
6
Best 2k
6:09.73
Seasons
11
Championship finish by year
Higher is better · medals marked
12345619741975198019851990
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
1974
P4
S?. RammNEW
3?. SteffenNEW
2?. KlewsNEW
B?. HaenyesNEW
1975
P6
SM. Hornaecker
3W. KiesNEW
2W. HeimNEW
BR. HeuselNEW
1976
not contested
1977
P6
SD. WannagatNEW
3T. KiesewetterNEW
2E. RehwinkelNEW
BJ. Nentwig
1978
not contested
1979
P4
SR. HesseNEW
3W. GlowikNEW
2U. Brammerloh
BT. ArnoldNEW
1980
not contested
1981
P5
SA. NowkaNEW
3U. Wagner
2U. Stoeckmann
BM. Stoeckmann
1982–83
2 yrs off
1984
silver
SW. Birkner
3T. Jaeckel
2F. Rogall
BA. WesslingNEW
1985
gold
SA. Otten
3F. Rogall
2T. Jaeckel
BW. Birkner
1986
not contested
1987
gold
ST. Palm
3E. Ring
2G. Meyer
BS. Franke
1988
bronze
ST. Palm
3E. Ring
2G. Meyer
BS. Franke
1989
gold
SK. Altena
3S. Fahrig
2M. BuchheitNEW
BB. Stomporowski
1990
gold
SB. Stomporowski
3M. Buchheit
2K. Altena
BS. Fahrig

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).

1986 no qualifying championship
1982–1983 no qualifying championship
1980 no qualifying championship
1978 no qualifying championship
1976 no qualifying championship