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PROGRAMME HISTORY

Romania — Junior Men's Four

1985–2005 · 9 seasons tracked · 5 golds
Golds
5
Podiums
6
Best 2k
2:57.15
Seasons
9
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
1985
gold
SA. CraciunNEW
3M. CureleaNEW
2G. DordeaNEW
BD. DobreNEW
1986
P5
SF. CosmescuNEW
3I. SaraNEW
2S. VitaiNEW
BV. MastacanNEW
1987–89
3 yrs off
1990
P4
SD. AlupeiNEW
3G. ZahariaNEW
2H. OaneaNEW
BE. NeculaiNEW
1991–96
6 yrs off
1997
gold
SS. Lupu jrNEW
3S. BituNEW
2I. FlorariuNEW
BA. IrincuNEW
1998
gold
SI. Matei
3O. CorneaNEW
2S. Bahnarel
BD. Mastacan
1999–00
2 yrs off
2001
P4
SL. Rotaru
3M. DespinaNEW
2R. SuciuNEW
BN. Ghebosu
2002
not contested
2003
bronze
SD. Teleaga
3L. Pasol
2G. OrosNEW
BF. Belba
2004
gold
SA. BucevschiNEW
3G. Oros
2I. StrungaruNEW
BC. Sirbu
2005
gold
SI. Mihaila
3M. Luchian
2I. Strungaru
BL. Ani

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).

2002 no qualifying championship
1999–2000 no qualifying championship
1991–1996 no qualifying championship
1987–1989 no qualifying championship