2017 World Rowing Championships – Men's lightweight quadruple sculls

Men's lightweight quadruple sculls ; at the 2017 World Rowing Championships
Venue	Nathan Benderson Park
Location	Sarasota, United States
Dates	25–29 September
Competitors	64 from 16 nations
Winning time	5:51.85
Medalists

The men's lightweight quadruple sculls competition at the 2017 World Rowing Championships in Sarasota took place in Nathan Benderson Park.[1]

Schedule

The schedule was as follows:[1]

All times are Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4)

The two fastest boats in each heat advanced directly to the A/B semifinals. The remaining boats were sent to the repechages.[2]

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time	Notes
1	François Teroin Damien Piqueras Maxime Demontfaucon Stany Delayre	France	5:59.47	SA/B
2	Edward Fisher Zak Lee-Green Peter Chambers Gavin Horsburgh	Great Britain	6:03.11	SA/B
3	Diego Donizette Nazario Emanuel Dantas Borges Evaldo Becker Morais Ailson Silva	Brazil	6:09.45	R
4	Edvin Novak Jonas Ningelgen Joachim Agne Johannes Ursprung	Germany	6:09.98	R
5	Leung Chun Shek Liu Kenneth Chiu Hin Chun Tang Chiu Mang	Hong Kong	6:12.05	R
6	Petter Svingen Didrik Wie-Soltvedt Ask Jarl Tjoem Jens Holm	Norway	6:15.85	R

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time	Notes
1	Ninos Nikolaidis Panagiotis Magdanis Spyridon Giannaros Eleftherios Konsolas	Greece	5:59.21	SA/B
2	Paul Sieber Julian Schöberl Bernhard Sieber Rainer Kepplinger	Austria	6:00.92	SA/B
3	Hideki Omoto Mitsuo Nishimura Yasushi Fukui Kazuki Nara	Japan	6:01.90	R
4	Jiří Kopáč Milan Viktora Jan Vetešník Jan Hajek	Czech Republic	6:08.69	R
5	Matthias Fernández García Andri Struzina Fiorin Rüedi Pascal Ryser	Switzerland	6:10.11	R

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time	Notes
1	Matteo Mulas Catello Amarante Martino Goretti Andrea Micheletti	Italy	6:01.73	SA/B
2	Li Xueping Dong Tianfeng Lyu Fanpu Tian Bin	China	6:04.51	SA/B
3	Balázs Fiala Bence Tamás Peter Csiszar Peter Krpesics	Hungary	6:06.41	R
4	Cameron Fowler Redmond Matthews James Kerr Hamish Parry	Australia	6:08.44	R
5	Jack Ruske Jacob Georgeson Brendon Harrington Will Young	United States	6:20.17	R

The three fastest boats in each repechage advanced to the A/B semifinals. The remaining boats were sent to the C final.[3]

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time	Notes
1	Matthias Fernández García Andri Struzina Fiorin Rüedi Pascal Ryser	Switzerland	5:59.89	SA/B
2	Hideki Omoto Mitsuo Nishimura Yasushi Fukui Kazuki Nara	Japan	6:00.01	SA/B
3	Cameron Fowler Redmond Matthews James Kerr Hamish Parry	Australia	6:04.35	SA/B
4	Diego Donizette Nazario Emanuel Dantas Borges Evaldo Becker Morais Ailson Silva	Brazil	6:06.04	FC
5	Petter Svingen Didrik Wie-Soltvedt Ask Jarl Tjoem Jens Holm	Norway	6:06.45	FC

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time	Notes
1	Jiří Kopáč Milan Viktora Jan Vetešník Jan Hajek	Czech Republic	6:01.44	SA/B
2	Edvin Novak Jonas Ningelgen Joachim Agne Johannes Ursprung	Germany	6:02.03	SA/B
3	Balázs Fiala Bence Tamás Peter Csiszar Peter Krpesics	Hungary	6:03.60	SA/B
4	Leung Chun Shek Liu Kenneth Chiu Hin Chun Tang Chiu Mang	Hong Kong	6:09.78	FC
5	Jack Ruske Jacob Georgeson Brendon Harrington Will Young	United States	6:16.85	FC

The three fastest boats in each semi advanced to the A final. The remaining boats were sent to the B final.[4]

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time	Notes
1	François Teroin Damien Piqueras Maxime Demontfaucon Stany Delayre	France	5:56.55	FA
2	Matteo Mulas Catello Amarante Martino Goretti Andrea Micheletti	Italy	5:57.65	FA
3	Matthias Fernández García Andri Struzina Fiorin Rüedi Pascal Ryser	Switzerland	5:59.27	FA
4	Edvin Novak Jonas Ningelgen Joachim Agne Johannes Ursprung	Germany	6:01.43	FB
5	Paul Sieber Julian Schöberl Bernhard Sieber Rainer Kepplinger	Austria	6:02.57	FB
6	Cameron Fowler Redmond Matthews James Kerr Hamish Parry	Australia	6:12.66	FB

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time	Notes
1	Edward Fisher Zak Lee-Green Peter Chambers Gavin Horsburgh	Great Britain	5:57.19	FA
2	Ninos Nikolaidis Panagiotis Magdanis Spyridon Giannaros Eleftherios Konsolas	Greece	5:59.18	FA
3	Hideki Omoto Mitsuo Nishimura Yasushi Fukui Kazuki Nara	Japan	5:59.36	FA
4	Jiří Kopáč Milan Viktora Jan Vetešník Jan Hajek	Czech Republic	6:04.18	FB
5	Balázs Fiala Bence Tamás Peter Csiszar Peter Krpesics	Hungary	6:05.13	FB
6	Li Xueping Dong Tianfeng Lyu Fanpu Tian Bin	China	6:06.65	FB

The A final determined the rankings for places 1 to 6. Additional rankings were determined in the other finals.[5]

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time
1	Diego Donizette Nazario Emanuel Dantas Borges Evaldo Becker Morais Ailson Silva	Brazil	6:04.18
2	Leung Chun Shek Liu Kenneth Chiu Hin Chun Tang Chiu Mang	Hong Kong	6:05.11
3	Petter Svingen Didrik Wie-Soltvedt Ask Jarl Tjoem Jens Holm	Norway	6:07.00
4	Jack Ruske Jacob Georgeson Brendon Harrington Will Young	United States	6:08.35

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time
1	Edvin Novak Jonas Ningelgen Joachim Agne Johannes Ursprung	Germany	6:06.39
2	Li Xueping Dong Tianfeng Lyu Fanpu Tian Bin	China	6:06.83
3	Jiří Kopáč Milan Viktora Jan Vetešník Jan Hajek	Czech Republic	6:07.37
4	Paul Sieber Julian Schöberl Bernhard Sieber Rainer Kepplinger	Austria	6:07.95
5	Balázs Fiala Bence Tamás Peter Csiszar Peter Krpesics	Hungary	6:11.51
6	Cameron Fowler Redmond Matthews James Kerr Hamish Parry	Australia	6:15.31

Rank	Rowers	Country	Time
	François Teroin Damien Piqueras Maxime Demontfaucon Stany Delayre	France	5:51.85
	Edward Fisher Zak Lee-Green Peter Chambers Gavin Horsburgh	Great Britain	5:52.02
	Ninos Nikolaidis Panagiotis Magdanis Spyridon Giannaros Eleftherios Konsolas	Greece	5:53.64
4	Matteo Mulas Catello Amarante Martino Goretti Andrea Micheletti	Italy	5:54.12
5	Hideki Omoto Mitsuo Nishimura Yasushi Fukui Kazuki Nara	Japan	5:56.99
6	Matthias Fernández García Andri Struzina Fiorin Rüedi Pascal Ryser	Switzerland	5:58.33

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