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Germany’s men’s quadruple sculls win European title in Varese
Herz — Sport Desk · · 30s summary · 1 min read
The essentials
Germany’s men’s quadruple sculls won gold at the European Rowing Championships in Varese on August 1, 2026. Marc Weber, Felix Heinrich, Jonas Gelsen and Ole Hohensee secured Germany’s first European title in the event for 13 years. Olympic champion Oliver Zeidler also recorded the fastest time of the European Championships during the opening day of finals. German rowers claimed several additional podium places, although the available information does not specify how many or identify the crews involved.
- Germany’s men’s quadruple sculls won European gold.
- The country had waited 13 years for another title in the event.
- Oliver Zeidler recorded the European Championships’ fastest time.
- Other German crews also secured podium finishes.
What we know
Germany’s men’s quadruple sculls won gold at the European Rowing Championships in Varese on August 1, 2026, according to Die Zeit.
Marc Weber, Felix Heinrich, Jonas Gelsen and Ole Hohensee formed the winning crew. Germany’s previous European title in the event came 13 years earlier.
Fastest time for Oliver Zeidler
German Olympic champion Oliver Zeidler recorded the fastest time of the European Championships during the opening day of finals in Varese.
Several German podium finishes
German rowers also secured several other podium places during the first day of finals.
What remains unclear
The available information does not specify the number of additional German podium finishes or identify the crews involved.
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