List of world records in rowing

The rowing world records are the fastest times set over the international rowing distance of 2000 m.

On water records

Rowing times are strongly affected by weather conditions, and to a lesser extent by water temperature – the majority of these times were set in warm water with a strong tailwind. World best rowing times have also decreased because of improvements in technology to both the boats and the oars, along with improvements in the conditioning of the rowers.

Because environmental conditions have a strong impact on boat speed, FISA recognizes world best times instead of world records. A world best time is one recorded on a regatta course that has previously held the World Championships, Olympic Games, or World Cup since 1980. A number of record times were set at the 2005 World Championships held on the Nagara River at Kaizu, Gifu Prefecture, Japan, but due to a fast current caused by heavy rainfall from the remnants of Typhoon Mawar, FISA declared that the race results were not eligible to be considered as world best times.

There is a category for lightweight rowing. For men, the crew average, wearing racing kit, cannot exceed 70 kg (154 lb) and no rower may be over 72.5 kg (160 lb). For women, the limits are 57 kg (126 lb) and 59 kg (130 lb).[1]

Hamish Bond and Eric Murray hold the record for most consecutive wins with 69.[2]

Men

Boat	Time	Crew	Nation	Year	Event	Location	Ref
M1x Single sculls	6:30.74	Robbie Manson	New Zealand	2017	World Rowing Cup II	Poznan, Poland
M2- Coxless pairs	6:08.50	Hamish Bond Eric Murray	New Zealand	2012	Summer Olympics	Eton Dorney, UK	[3]
M2+ Coxed pairs	6:33.26	Hamish Bond Eric Murray Caleb Shepherd (coxswain)	New Zealand	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
M2x Double sculls	5:59.72	Martin Sinković Valent Sinković	Croatia	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
M4- Coxless four	5:37.86	Andrew Triggs Hodge Tom James Pete Reed Alex Gregory	Great Britain	2012	World Rowing Cup II	Lucerne, Switzerland
M4+ Coxed four	5:58.96	Matthias Ungemach Armin Eichholz Armin Weyrauch Bahne Rabe Jörg Dederding (coxswain)	Germany	1991	World Rowing Championship	Vienna, Austria
M4x Quad sculls	5:32.26	Artem Morozov Oleksandr Nadtoka Dmytro Mikhay Ivan Dovhodko	Ukraine	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
M8+ Eight	5:18.68	Johannes Weißenfeld Felix Wimberger Max Planer Torben Johannesen Jakob Schneider Malte Jakschik Richard Schmidt Hannes Ocik Martin Sauer (coxswain)	Germany	2017	World Rowing Cup II	Poznan, Poland
LM1x Lightweight single sculls	6:41.03	Jason Osborne	Germany	2018	World Rowing Championship	Plovdiv, Bulgaria
LM2- Lightweight coxless pairs	6:22.91	Simon Niepmann Lucas Tramèr	Switzerland	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
LM2x Lightweight double sculls	6:05.36	John Smith James Thompson	South Africa	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
LM4- Lightweight coxless four	5:43.16	Kasper Winther Jørgensen Jacob Larsen Jacob Barsøe Morten Jørgensen	Denmark	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
LM4x Lightweight quad sculls	5:42.75	Georgios Konsolas Spyridon Giannaros Panagiotis Magdanis Eleftherios Konsolas	Greece	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
LM8+ Lightweight eight	5:30.24	Klaus Altena Christian Dahlke Thomas Melges Bernhard Stomporowski Michael Kobor Uwe Maerz Michael Buchheit Kai von Warburg Olaf Kaska (coxswain)	Germany	1992		Montreal, Canada

The greatest distance rowed in 24 hours is 342 km (212.5 miles) by Hannes Obreno, Pierre de Loof, Tim Brys, Mathieu Foucaud, Thijs Obreno, Giel Vanschoenbeek, Arjan van Belle and Thibaut Schollaert (all Belgians) on the Watersportbaan in Ghent, Belgium on 2–3 October 2014. All eight participants were members of a student rowing club called VSR (Vlaamse Studentenvereniging der Roeiers, translates to Flanders Student Rowing Club).

The greatest distance rowed in 1 hour is 17,555 m (10.91 miles) by the Delftse Studenten Roeiverening Proteus-Eretes during the Hour boat race on 17 December 2017.

Women

Boat	Time	Crew	Nation	Year	Event	Location	Ref
W1x Single sculls	7:07.71	Rumyana Neykova	Bulgaria	2002	World Rowing Championship	Seville, Spain
W2- Coxless pairs	6:49.08	Grace Prendergast Kerri Gowler	New Zealand	2017	World Rowing Cup II	Poznań, Poland
W2x Double sculls	6:37.31	Olympia Aldersey Sally Kehoe	Australia	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
W4- Coxless four	6:14.36	Grace Prendergast Kayla Pratt Kerri Gowler Kelsey Bevan	New Zealand	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands
W4x Quad sculls	6:06.84	Carina Bär Julia Lier Annekatrin Thiele Lisa Schmidla	Germany	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam Netherlands
W8+ Eight	5:54.16	Amanda Polk Kerry Simmonds Emily Regan Lauren Schmetterling Grace Luczak Caroline Lind Victoria Opitz Heidi Robbins Katelin Snyder (coxswain)	United States	2013		Lucerne, Switzerland	[4]
LW1x Lightweight single sculls	7:24.46	Zoe McBride	New Zealand	2015		Varese, Italy
LW2- Lightweight coxless pairs	7:18.32	Eliza Blair Justine Joyce	Australia	1997		Lac d'Aiguebelette, France
LW2x Lightweight double sculls	6:47.69	Maaike Head Ilse Paulis	Netherlands	2016	World Rowing Cup III	Poznań, Poland
LW4x Lightweight quadruple sculls	6:15.95	Mirte Kraaijkamp Elisabeth Woerner Maaike Head Ilse Paulis	Netherlands	2014	World Rowing Championship	Amsterdam, Netherlands

Indoor records

These results are based on a standard distance of 2,000 meters.

SIR - Static Indoor Rower (Indoor Rower)

IRwS - Indoor Rower with Slides (Slides)

DIR - Dynamic Indoor Rower (Dynamic)[5]

Type	Category	Time	Split	Nation	Year	Name
SIR	Open Men	5:35.8	1:23.9	Australia	2018	Josh Dunkley-Smith
SIR	Lightweight Men	5:56.7	1:29.2	Denmark	2012	Henrik Stephansen
SIR	Open Women	6:22.8	1:35.7	Ukraine	2017	Olena Buryak
SIR	Lightweight Women	6:53.8	1:43.4	Canada	2019	Jennifer Casson
IRwS	Open Men	5:59.9		Australia	2010	Nick Wakeford
IRwS	Lightweight Men	6:10.3		Italia	2017	Andrea Micheletti
IRwS	Open Women	6:46.8		United States	2006	Taliesin Davies
IRwS	Lightweight Women	7:29.7		United States	2008	Lynn Bender
DIR	Open Men	5:41.8		New Zealand	2012	Eric Murray
DIR	Lightweight Men	6:15.6		Great Britain	2017	Tom Foster
DIR	Open Women	8:00.6		United States	2015	Karen Alt
DIR	Lightweight Women	8:10.4		United States	2013	Elizabeth Sheldon

Lwt Men: 75 kg (165 lb) maximum weight
Lwt Women: 61.5 kg (136 lb) maximum weight [6]

Note: the standard machine for indoor records is the Concept2 indoor rower. "Split" refers to the average time to complete 500 m (i.e. the 2000 m time divided by 4).

References

"FISA rule book - rule 31". FISA. Retrieved 31 August 2014.
"Rio Olympics 2016: Hamish Bond and Eric Murray win gold in men's pair rowing". Stuff.co.nz. 2016-08-12. Retrieved 2017-06-02.
"World's best time for New Zealand duo". Official site of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Archived from the original on 1 August 2012. Retrieved 29 July 2012.
"Shockers in the eights at the Lucerne World Cup". World Rowing. Archived from the original on 18 July 2013. Retrieved 14 July 2013.
https://www.concept2.co.uk/indoor-rowers/racing/records
"Records - Concept2". concept2.co.uk.

Sources

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[1] "FISA rule book - rule 31". FISA. Retrieved 31 August 2014.

[2] "Rio Olympics 2016: Hamish Bond and Eric Murray win gold in men's pair rowing". Stuff.co.nz. 2016-08-12. Retrieved 2017-06-02.

[London2012BondMurrayWB-3] "World's best time for New Zealand duo". Official site of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Archived from the original on 1 August 2012. Retrieved 29 July 2012.

[Lucerne2013USAW8+-4] "Shockers in the eights at the Lucerne World Cup". World Rowing. Archived from the original on 18 July 2013. Retrieved 14 July 2013.

[5] ttps://www.concept2.co.uk/indoor-rowers/racing/records

[6] "Records - Concept2". concept2.co.uk.

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