Canoeing at the 1984 Summer Olympics – Men's K-2 1000 metres



























































Canoeing at the
1984 Summer Olympics
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C-1 500 m men
C-1 1000 m men
C-2 500 m men
C-2 1000 m men
K-1 500 m men women
K-1 1000 m men
K-2 500 m men women
K-2 1000 m men
K-4 500 m women
K-4 1000 m men

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The men's K-2 1000 metres event was a pairs kayaking event conducted as part of the Canoeing at the 1984 Summer Olympics program.




Contents






  • 1 Medalists


  • 2 Results


    • 2.1 Heats


    • 2.2 Repechages


    • 2.3 Semifinals


    • 2.4 Final




  • 3 References





Medalists














GoldGold
SilverSilver
BronzeBronze

 Hugh Fisher
and Alwyn Morris (CAN)
 Bernard Brégeon
and Patrick Lefoulon (FRA)
 Barry Kelly
and Grant Kenny (AUS)


Results



Heats


17 crews entered in three heats on August 7. The top three finishers from each of the heats advanced directly to the semifinals. The remaining eight teams were relegated to the repechage heats.













































































































Heat 1
1.
 Hugh Fisher and Alwyn Morris (CAN)
 3:29.21
QS
2.
 Terry Kent and Terry White (USA)
 3:30.87
QS
3.
 Werner Bachmeyer and Wolfgang Hartl (AUT)
 3:31.58
QS
4.
 Bernard Brégeon and Patrick Lefoulon (FRA)
 3:31.60 QR
5.
 Harald Amundsen and Einar Rasmussen (NOR)
 3:44.60 QR
6.
 Chu Zhengyong and Peng Bo (CHN)
 3:52.98 QR

Heat 2
1.
 Matthias Seack and Oliver Seack (FRG)
 3:28.30
QS
2.
 Barry Kelly and Grant Kenny (AUS)
 3:28.73
QS
3.
 Daniele Scarpa and Francesco Uberti (ITA)
 3:28.82
QS
4.
 Herminio Menéndez and Guillermo del Riego (ESP)
 3:30.93 QR
5.
 Alexandru Dulǎu and Ion Geantă (ROU)
 3:35.25 QR
6.
 Kazumori Koike and Hisao Yanagisawa (JPN)
 3:49.63 QR

Heat 3
1.
 Bengt Andersson and Kalle Sundqvist (SWE)
 3:31.72
QS
2.
 Gert Jan Lebbink and Ron Stevens (NED)
 3:34.04
QS
3.
 Christopher Canham and Jan Raciborski (GBR)
 3:35.93
QS
4.
 Robert Jenkinson and Edwin Richards (NZL)
 3:37.69 QR
5.
 Patrick De Bucke and Patrick Hanssens (BEL)
 3:37.92 QR


Repechages


Taking place on August 7, the top three competitors in each of the two repechages advanced to the semifinals.






















































Repechage 1
1.
 Bernard Brégeon and Patrick Lefoulon (FRA)
 3:40.88
QS
2.
 Alexandru Dulǎu and Ion Geantă (ROU)
 3:41.03
QS
3.
 Patrick De Bucke and Patrick Hanssens (BEL)
 3:52.20
QS
4.
 Chu Zhengyong and Peng Bo (CHN)
 3:53.22

Repechage 2
1.
 Herminio Menéndez and Guillermo del Riego (ESP)
 3:41.20
QS
2.
 Harald Amundsen and Einar Rasmussen (NOR)
 3:43.61
QS
3.
 Robert Jenkinson and Edwin Richards (NZL)
 3:45.97
QS
4.
 Kazumori Koike and Hisao Yanagisawa (JPN)
 4:00.02


Semifinals


The top three finishers in each of the three semifinals (raced on August 9) advanced to the final.

































































































Semifinal 1
1.
 Hugh Fisher and Alwyn Morris (CAN)
 3:29.09
QF
2.
 Barry Kelly and Grant Kenny (AUS)
 3:30.24
QF
3.
 Bernard Brégeon and Patrick Lefoulon (FRA)
 3:32.25
QF
4.
 Christopher Canham and Jan Raciborski (GBR)
 3:35.77
5.
 Robert Jenkinson and Edwin Richards (NZL)
 3:38.80

Semifinal 2
1.
 Herminio Menéndez and Guillermo del Riego (ESP)
 3:29.98
QF
2.
 Matthias Seack and Oliver Seack (FRG)
 3:30.18
QF
3.
 Patrick De Bucke and Patrick Hanssens (BEL)
 3:31.00
QF
4.
 Werner Bachmeyer and Wolfgang Hartl (AUT)
 3:31.60
5.
 Gert Jan Lebbink and Ron Stevens (NED)
 3:36.36

Semifinal 3
1.
 Daniele Scarpa and Francesco Uberti (ITA)
 3:28.25
QF
2.
 Bengt Andersson and Kalle Sundqvist (SWE)
 3:29.80
QF
3.
 Terry Kent and Terry White (USA)
 3:29.81
QF
4.
 Alexandru Dulǎu and Ion Geantă (ROU)
 3:29.99
5.
 Harald Amundsen and Einar Rasmussen (NOR)
 3:34.77


Final


The final was held on August 11.
















































Gold
 Hugh Fisher and Alwyn Morris (CAN)
 3:24.22
Silver
 Bernard Brégeon and Patrick Lefoulon (FRA)
 3:25.97
Bronze
 Barry Kelly and Grant Kenny (AUS)
 3:26.80
4.
 Terry Kent and Terry White (USA)
 3:27.01
5.
 Matthias Seack and Oliver Seack (FRG)
 3:27.28
6.
 Daniele Scarpa and Francesco Uberti (ITA)
 3:27.46
7.
 Herminio Menéndez and Guillermo del Riego (ESP)
 3:27.53
8.
 Bengt Andersson and Kalle Sundqvist (SWE)
 3:29.39
9.
 Patrick De Bucke and Patrick Hanssens (BEL)
 3:32.92


References




  • 1984 Summer Olympics official report Volume 2, Part 2. pp. 367–8. (in English) & (in French)

  • Sports-reference.com 1984 K-2 1000 m results.









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