| Dragon boat at the 2010 Asian Games | |
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| Venue | Zengcheng Dragon Boat Lake |
| Dates | 18–20 November 2010 |
| Competitors | 407 from 11 nations |
Dragon boat at the 2010 Asian Games was held in Guangzhou, China from November 18 to 20, 2010. All events were held at Zengcheng Dragon Boat Lake.
| H | Heats | R | Repechages | F | Finals |
| Event↓/Date → | 18th Thu | 19th Fri | 20th Sat | ||||||
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| Men's 250 m | H | R | F | ||||||
| Men's 500 m | H | R | F | ||||||
| Men's 1000 m | H | R | F | ||||||
| Women's 250 m | H | R | F | ||||||
| Women's 500 m | H | R | F | ||||||
| Women's 1000 m | H | R | F | ||||||
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 250 m |  Indonesia Ajurahman Alkarmani Arifriyadi Asnawir Abdul Azis Asep Hidayat Iwan Husin Jaslin Marjuki John Feter Matulessy Spens Stuber Mehue Erwin David Monim Muchlis Eka Octarianus Pendrota Putra Kusuma Ikhwan Randi Didin Rusdiana Silo Japerry Siregar Andri Sugiarto Ahmad Supriadi Dedi Kurniawan Suyatno Syarifuddin Anwar Tarra |  Myanmar Kyaw Thu Aung Than Aung Win Htut Aung Aung Zaw Aye Win Htike Kyaw Myo Khaing Aung Ko Naing Lin Tun Tun Lin Aung Ko Min Zaw Min Khin Maung Myint Zaw Naing Yan Paing Saw Khay Sha Aung Lwin Soe Kyaw Soe Ye Aung Soe Kyaw Lin Tun Shwe Hla Win Thaung Win Min Min Zaw Myo Zaw Naing Naing Zaw |  China Guan Xiangting Hu Jiaoxin Huang Chentao Ji Pinghe Liang Xianqi Liu Peisong Liu Yaosen Luo Juncheng Ou Shuangan Pan Huijun Pan Zhanquan Su Bopin Su Boyuan Tan Shichao Tan Shipeng Wei Le Wu Guochong Wu Jiexiong Wu Jinxiong Zeng Runfa Zhou Dezi Zhou Qizhi Zhou Xingqiang |
| 500 m | Indonesia Ajurahman Alkarmani Arifriyadi Asnawir Abdul Azis Asep Hidayat Iwan Husin Jaslin Marjuki John Feter Matulessy Spens Stuber Mehue Erwin David Monim Muchlis Eka Octarianus Pendrota Putra Kusuma Ikhwan Randi Didin Rusdiana Silo Japerry Siregar Andri Sugiarto Ahmad Supriadi Dedi Kurniawan Suyatno Syarifuddin Anwar Tarra | Myanmar Kyaw Thu Aung Than Aung Win Htut Aung Aung Zaw Aye Win Htike Kyaw Myo Khaing Aung Ko Naing Lin Tun Tun Lin Aung Ko Min Zaw Min Khin Maung Myint Zaw Naing Yan Paing Saw Khay Sha Aung Lwin Soe Kyaw Soe Ye Aung Soe Kyaw Lin Tun Shwe Hla Win Thaung Win Min Min Zaw Myo Zaw Naing Naing Zaw | China Guan Xiangting Hu Jiaoxin Huang Chentao Ji Pinghe Liang Xianqi Liu Peisong Liu Yaosen Luo Juncheng Ou Shuangan Pan Huijun Pan Zhanquan Su Bopin Su Boyuan Tan Shichao Tan Shipeng Wei Le Wu Guochong Wu Jiexiong Wu Jinxiong Zeng Runfa Zhou Dezi Zhou Qizhi Zhou Xingqiang |
| 1000 m | Indonesia Ajurahman Alkarmani Arifriyadi Asnawir Abdul Azis Asep Hidayat Iwan Husin Jaslin Marjuki John Feter Matulessy Spens Stuber Mehue Erwin David Monim Muchlis Eka Octarianus Pendrota Putra Kusuma Ikhwan Randi Didin Rusdiana Silo Japerry Siregar Andri Sugiarto Ahmad Supriadi Dedi Kurniawan Suyatno Syarifuddin Anwar Tarra | Myanmar Kyaw Thu Aung Than Aung Win Htut Aung Aung Zaw Aye Win Htike Kyaw Myo Khaing Aung Ko Naing Lin Tun Tun Lin Aung Ko Min Zaw Min Khin Maung Myint Zaw Naing Yan Paing Saw Khay Sha Aung Lwin Soe Kyaw Soe Ye Aung Soe Kyaw Lin Tun Shwe Hla Win Thaung Win Min Min Zaw Myo Zaw Naing Naing Zaw |  South Korea Byeon Hong-kyun Gu Ja-uk Hyun Jae-chan Jeong Seung-gyun Kim Chang-soo Kim Hyun-soo Kim Seon-ho Kim Yong-hyun Kim Yu-ho Lee Byung-tak Lee Hyun-woo Lee Seong-won Lee Suk-hwan Oh Byung-hoon Oh Joong-dae Park Ho-gi Park Jeong-hoon Park Jeong-keun Park Min-ho Shim Dae-seop Shin Heon-sub Shin Yun-gyu Song Myeong-chan Yang Byung-doo |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 250 m | China Cao Lina Chen Lulu Cong Linlin Huang Yi Li Jiadai Li Yuanyuan Liang Liping Liang Zhuanhao Liang Ziyu Liu Jia Liu Xuelian Lun Jinyi Luo Xin Peng Chun Qu Xue Song Yanbing Wang Lin Wu Yongfang Xia Shiying Yu Zhanxin Zhang Guolong Zhao Yanna Zhou Yamin Zhu Songsong | Indonesia Wina Apriani Sarce Aronggear Dayumin Astri Dwijayanti Yulanda Ester Entong Farida Raudani Fitra Fitri Ayu Hasnah Tika Inderiyani Yunita Kadop Masripah Minawati Novita Sari Ririn Nurparida Cici Pramita Riska Elpia Ramadani Royani Rais Rasima Salwiah Kanti Santyawati Suhartati Wahyuni Since Litashova Yom |  Thailand Chariyarat Ananchai Sairawee Boonplong Nattakant Boonruang Woraporn Boonyuhong Jaruwan Chaikan Kornkaew Chantaniyom Pet Kawong Auncharee Khuntathong Sirinya Klongjaroen Pemika Metsuwan Pranchalee Moonkasem Pratumrat Nakuy Narissara Namsilee Nipaporn Nopsri Tanaporn Panid Supatra Pholsil Ngamfah Photha Pattaya Sangkumma Ravisara Sungsuwan Rungpailin Sungsuwan Kanya Tachuenchit Chutikan Thanawanutpong Suporn Thussoongnern Patcharee Tippayamonton |
| 500 m | China Cao Lina Chen Lulu Cong Linlin Huang Yi Li Jiadai Li Yuanyuan Liang Liping Liang Zhuanhao Liang Ziyu Liu Jia Liu Xuelian Lun Jinyi Luo Xin Peng Chun Qu Xue Song Yanbing Wang Lin Wu Yongfang Xia Shiying Yu Zhanxin Zhang Guolong Zhao Yanna Zhou Yamin Zhu Songsong | Indonesia Wina Apriani Sarce Aronggear Dayumin Astri Dwijayanti Yulanda Ester Entong Farida Raudani Fitra Fitri Ayu Hasnah Tika Inderiyani Yunita Kadop Masripah Minawati Novita Sari Ririn Nurparida Cici Pramita Riska Elpia Ramadani Royani Rais Rasima Salwiah Kanti Santyawati Suhartati Wahyuni Since Litashova Yom | Thailand Chariyarat Ananchai Sairawee Boonplong Nattakant Boonruang Woraporn Boonyuhong Jaruwan Chaikan Kornkaew Chantaniyom Pet Kawong Auncharee Khuntathong Sirinya Klongjaroen Pemika Metsuwan Pranchalee Moonkasem Pratumrat Nakuy Narissara Namsilee Nipaporn Nopsri Tanaporn Panid Supatra Pholsil Ngamfah Photha Pattaya Sangkumma Ravisara Sungsuwan Rungpailin Sungsuwan Kanya Tachuenchit Chutikan Thanawanutpong Suporn Thussoongnern Patcharee Tippayamonton |
| 1000 m | China Cao Lina Chen Lulu Cong Linlin Huang Yi Li Jiadai Li Yuanyuan Liang Liping Liang Zhuanhao Liang Ziyu Liu Jia Liu Xuelian Lun Jinyi Luo Xin Peng Chun Qu Xue Song Yanbing Wang Lin Wu Yongfang Xia Shiying Yu Zhanxin Zhang Guolong Zhao Yanna Zhou Yamin Zhu Songsong | Indonesia Wina Apriani Sarce Aronggear Dayumin Astri Dwijayanti Yulanda Ester Entong Farida Raudani Fitra Fitri Ayu Hasnah Tika Inderiyani Yunita Kadop Masripah Minawati Novita Sari Ririn Nurparida Cici Pramita Riska Elpia Ramadani Royani Rais Rasima Salwiah Kanti Santyawati Suhartati Wahyuni Since Litashova Yom | Thailand Chariyarat Ananchai Sairawee Boonplong Nattakant Boonruang Woraporn Boonyuhong Jaruwan Chaikan Kornkaew Chantaniyom Pet Kawong Auncharee Khuntathong Sirinya Klongjaroen Pemika Metsuwan Pranchalee Moonkasem Pratumrat Nakuy Narissara Namsilee Nipaporn Nopsri Tanaporn Panid Supatra Pholsil Ngamfah Photha Pattaya Sangkumma Ravisara Sungsuwan Rungpailin Sungsuwan Kanya Tachuenchit Chutikan Thanawanutpong Suporn Thussoongnern Patcharee Tippayamonton |
| Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Indonesia (INA) | 3 | 3 | 0 | 6 |
| 2 | China (CHN) | 3 | 0 | 2 | 5 |
| 3 | Myanmar (MYA) | 0 | 3 | 0 | 3 |
| 4 | Thailand (THA) | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 |
| 5 | South Korea (KOR) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| Totals (5 entries) | 6 | 6 | 6 | 18 | |
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