The 2021 European Rowing Junior Championship will be staged in Munich, Germany from 9 -10 October 2021, in Oberschleissheim, the 1972 Olympic venue that will host the 2022 European Championships.
Full results and startlists are available online: http://2021erjch.rowtiming.com/
EVENT DOCUMENTS
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2021 ERJCH Team Manager Manual
2021 ERJCH Munich Provisional Timetable V4 – 08/10/2021
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS
ENTRIES
2021 ERJCH – Entries By Event Summary
2021 ERJCH – Entries By Country
START LISTS
Saturday
2021 ERJCH – Startlist Heats 09102021
2021 ERJCH – Detailed Startlist Heats 09102021
2021 ERJCH – Startlist Repechages 09102021
2021 ERJCH – Detailed Startlist Repechages 09102021
Sunday
2021 ERJCH – Startlist Semifinals and C-Finals 10102021
2021 ERJCH – Detailed Startlist Semifinals and C-Finals 10102021
2021 ERJCH – Startlists A-Finals and B-Finals 10102021
2021 ERJCH – Detailed Startlists A-Finals and B-Finals 10102021
RESULTS
Saturday
2021 ERJCH – Results Summary Heats 09102021
2021 ERJCH – Results Summary Repechages 09102021
Sunday
2021 ERJCH – Results Summary Semifinals 10102021
2021 ERJCH – Results Summary Finals 10102021
COVID-19 INFORMATION
ERJCH Munich – COVID Response Plan
EVENT DESCRIPTION
In 2008, the European Rowing Junior Championships were introduced. In 2015 nearly 500 athletes from 31 nations participated. In 2021, the European Rowing Junior Championships will come to the iconic Munich Olympic Regatta Course in Oberschleißheim and bring together the top junior rowers from all over Europe.
EVENTS OFFERED
The following events are offered at the 2021 European Rowing Junior Championships :
Men (JM): 1x, 2-, 2x, 4-, 4x, 4+, 8+
Women (JW): 1x, 2-, 2x, 4-, 4x, 4+, 8+
ELIGIBILITY
All European Member National Federations plus Israel shall be eligible to compete in the European Rowing Junior Championships. An athlete must present a valid passport from the country for which he or she wishes to compete (as per FISA rules). A rower may compete in a Junior rowing event until 31st December of the year in which he or she reaches the age of 18.
ABOUT THE VENUE
The venue was built for the 1972 Olympic Summer Games 1972 as an artificial groundwater lake in the north of Munich. A part of the area belongs to the City of Munich, a part to the municipality of Oberschleissheim. Here, the rowing and canoe sprint competitions were held. During construction in the late 1960s, the architects focussed on its integration in the surrounding “Dachauer Moos”, an extensive mire sanctuary.
After 1972, a high-performance centre for rowing and canoe sports was added to the venue. Over the past decades, the Regatta Centre has been one of the busiest regatta courses worldwide, hosting many national and international events: World Rowing Championships were held in 1981 and 2007, the World Rowing Junior Championships in 1994, the 1998 World Rowing Masters Regatta, and World Rowing Cups from 1997 until 2012, plus numerous German Championships in rowing and canoe sprint. Since 1995, the International DRV Junior Regatta takes place annually. In addition, the Euro Masters Regatta has become a benchmark in the international rowing calendar.
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METEROLOGY
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