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Croatia’s Sinković brothers win gold at European Rowing Championships 

Croatia’s Sinković brothers win gold at European Rowing Championships 

Sinković brother win another gold (Screenshot)

Croatian brothers Martin and Valent Sinković have won gold at the 2021 European Rowing Championships in Varese, Italy.

The Sinković’s were dominant in winning the Men’s Pair – 2000m final on Sunday to claim their 5th European gold.

The Croatian crew started strongly and raced out to an early lead. At the 1000m halfway mark, the Sinković brothers held a comfortably lead ahead of the crews from France and Italy.

The brothers extended their lead in the second half of the race to win easily in a time of 06:23.37.

Italy claimed the silver medal and Serbia won bronze. 

The brothers have now won 5 gold medals at the European Championships to go with the 6 gold medals they have won at World Championships. They also have an Olympic gold and silver medal. 

After dominating the double sculls discipline and remaining unbeaten for three years, the brothers changed classes and became the first rowers in history to win World and European Championship gold medals in two disciplines. 

The Sinković brothers will next be in action at the World Rowing Cup which will be held for the first time in Zagreb on Lake Jarun from 30 April – 2 May. 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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