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Tokyo 2020 Review

Closing Thoughts

And so Tokyo 2020 was over, a poignant and emotional regatta without friends and family there, yet soaked in a sense of relief that it could go ahead at all. The world had changed while we were all on hold for the pandemic, leaving some of the old guard behind to hang up their oars while new names took their places: the fifth year made all the difference. New Zealand's M8+ win helped them to the top of an unusually evenly spread medal table, with 18 countries on the podium and 11 different nations claiming gold, but former leaders Great Britain way down the list in 14th without any victories Forty-three medals doled out (don't forget Bruno Rossetti's) in six thrilling days of racing.

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Athlete Reflections: Tales From Tokyo
Nineteen athletes document their Tokyo 2020 experience for Row360
Tales From Tokyo: Joachim Sutton
Denmark
Tales From Tokyo: Luke Letcher
Australia
Tales From Tokyo: Angus Groom
Great Britain
Tales From Tokyo: Marieke Keijser
Netherlands
Tales From Tokyo: Husein Alireza
Saudi Arabia
Tales From Tokyo: Magdalena Lobnig
Austria
Tales From Tokyo: Oliver Zeidler
Germany
Tales From Tokyo: Harriet Hudson
Australia
Tales From Tokyo: Martin and Valent Sinkovic
Croatia
Tales From Tokyo: Grace Prendergast
New Zealand
Tales From Tokyo: Kerri Gowler
New Zealand
Tales From Tokyo: Alex Purnell
Australia
Tales From Tokyo: Kasia Gruchalla-Wesierski
Canada
Tales From Tokyo: Kristen Kit
Canada
Tales From Tokyo: Fintan McCarthy
Ireland
Tales From Tokyo: Fiona Murtagh
Ireland
Tales From Tokyo: Lucy Stephan
Australia
Tales From Tokyo: Sam Bosworth
New Zealand
Tales From Tokyo: Ollie Wynne-Griffith
Great Britain
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