Rowing at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's coxless pair

Rowing at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's coxless pair

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Heats

*SF denotes qualification to Semifinal.
*R denotes qualification to Repechage.

Heat 1 (August 14)

#) 6:55.04 SF
#) 6:58.11 SF
#) 6:58.95 SF
#) 7:02.29 R
#) 7:05.36 R

Heat 2 (August 14)

#) 6:57.06 SF
#) 7:01.28 SF
#) 7:11.81 SF
#) 7:26.19 R

Heat 3 (August 14)

#) 6:54.75 SF
#) 6:56.23 SF
#) 7:03.12 SF
#) 7:14.16 R

Repechage

*SF denotes qualification to Semifinal.

Repechage 1 (August 17)

# Germany (Tobias Kuehne, Jan Herzog) 6:28.40 SF
# Argentina (Walter Naneder, Marcos Morales) 6:28.98 SF
# Slovenia (Matija Pavšič, Andrej Hrabar) 6:30.89 SF
# Czech Republic (Adam Michalek, Petr Imre) 6:33.24

emifinals

*FA denotes qualification to Final A.
*FB denotes qualification to Final B.

emifinal A (August 18)

# Australia (Drew Ginn, James Tomkins) 6:22.60 FA
# Croatia (Sinisa Skelin, Niksa Skelin) 6:23.57 FA
# New Zealand (Nathan Twaddle, George Bridgewater) 6:24.49 FA
# Great Britain (Toby Garbett, Rick Dunn) 6:25.06 FB
# Italy (Giuseppe de Vita, Dario Lari) 6:31.26 FB
# Argentina (Walter Naneder, Marcos Morales) 7:19.57 FB

emifinal B (August 18)

# Germany (Tobias Kuehne, Jan Herzog) 6:25.47 FA
# Serbia and Montenegro (Nikola Stojic, Mladen Stegic) 6:27.50 FA
# South Africa (Donovan Cech, Ramon di Clemente) 6:28.48 FA
# United States (Luke Walton, Artour Samsonov) 6:32.51 FB
# Slovenia (Matija Pavšič, Andrej Hrabar) 6:46.12 FB
# Canada (Dave Calder, Chris Jarvis) Excluded FB

Semifinal B was a close, dramatic race. 100 meters from the finishing line, there were four boats in contention for the 3 available places in the finals. Germany held a small lead followed by Canada, South Africa and Serbia and Montenegro. Canada suddenly veered off course, interfering with South Africa and allowing Serbia to pass it. South Africa protested, and Canada was excluded from the results. Canada requested that they would be allowed into the finals as the seventh boat, but their request was denied. Canada then chose not to participate in the B Finals.

Finals

Final A (August 21)

# Australia (Drew Ginn, James Tomkins) 6:30.76
# Croatia (Sinisa Skelin, Niksa Skelin) 6:32.64
# South Africa (Donovan Cech, Ramon di Clemente) 6:33.40
# New Zealand (Nathan Twaddle, George Bridgewater) 6:34.24
# Serbia and Montenegro (Nikola Stojic, Mladen Stegic) 6:39.74
# Germany (Tobias Kuehne, Jan Herzog) 6:46.50

In the finals, Australia's Drew Ginn and James Tomkins established an early lead over the field which they stretched to 2 seconds at the 1000 metre mark (halfway), with Croatia in second and Serbia in third. Over the last 1000 meters, Australia maintained its margin over the rest of the field, Croatia continueed to run second and South Africa rowed through to finish third. For Tomkins, it was his third gold medal and fourth overall, and for Ginn it was his second gold.

Final B (August 19)

# Great Britain (Toby Garbett, Rick Dunn) 6:22.04
# Italy (Giuseppe de Vita, Dario Lari) 6:22.08
# Slovenia (Matija Pavšič, Andrej Hrabar) 6:27.11
# Argentina (Walter Naneder, Marcos Morales) 6:27.88
# United States (Luke Walton, Artour Samsonov) 6:30.49
# Canada (Dave Calder, Chris Jarvis) DNS


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