A New Gold Medal for Romania at the World Boating Championship. The Women's Team of 8 Plus 1 Has Also Set a World Record

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Extraordinary performance for the Romanian canoeing: the mixed 8+1 crew, led by Simona Radiș and Adriana Adam, won the gold medal in the last race of the Amsterdam World Championship.

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Romania's 8+1 women's team won the gold medal at the Amsterdam World Boating Championship on Sunday and also set a new world record in the race for this sport. The tricolors dominated the race from start to finish and ended with the time of 5:51.88. Article Romania, gold and world record at the World Boating Championship. The women's team dominated the Amsterdam race first appeared in Romania TV.

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Romania's 8+1 women's team won world gold on Sunday at the Amsterdam W.C. Canoeing, while achieving a world record.

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The mayor of the city of Năvodari, Florin Chelaru, announced that he will propose to the local council the award of the title of citizen of honor for the canoe Victoria Petreanu, member of the women's team of eight plus one of Romania. Chelaru's proposal comes after the crew of 8+1 of Romania has won the gold medals, Sunday, at the [...] The post World Gold and record for Romania: Victoria Petreanu, proposed Citizen of Honor of the Năvodari firs…

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Performanță extraordinară pentru canotajul românesc și o nouă bucurie pentru Năvodari. Echipajul feminin de 8+1 al României a cucerit astăzi medalia de aur la Championatul Mondial de canotaj de la Amsterdam, într-o cursă dominată categoric de sportile tricolore. România a condus cursa de la un capăt la altul și a trecut prima linia de [...] The post Victoria Petreanu, aur world și record pentru România. Primarul Florin Chelaru propune ca sportiv…

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Romania won two gold medals on the final day of the World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam, winning the women's 8+1 and mixed 8+1 events. The women's crew also set a new world record, with a time of 5:51.88, and Simona Radiș and Adriana Adam finished the competition with three world titles each, a first in the competition's history.