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| Vienna Nightrow | |
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| Host country | Austria |
| Date | 28 June 2014 |
| Venue(s) | Old Danube |
| Cities | Vienna |
| Website | www |
Vienna Nightrow is an annual international sprint rowing regatta in Vienna (Austria) of the Erster Wiener Ruderclubs LIA for eights at night.
A team of former rowers, trainers, functionaries of rowing clubs, referees and functionaries of the Austrian rowing federation have set the aim to promote the rowing sport in several media, so they tried to create a new attractive form of this sport. Vienna Nightrow is a rowing regatta, which is held on a 350 meters race course on the Old Danube in Vienna. The heats of the regatta start in the early afternoon and proceed to the finals, which are held in the dark and floodlight. Next to the eights, there are also rookie corporate teams which start in the quad scull.
Vienna Nightrow had been held on Saturday, 2 July 2011 for the first time. [1]
19 eights from Germany, Austria and Switzerland started. Next to the eights there competed four corporate teams.
| Position | Women 8+ | Men 8+ | Mixed 8+ | Juniors Men 8+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Austria 1.WRC LIA | Austria RV Austria | Austria RGM WSV Ottensheim/RV Austria | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/RV Friesen |
| 2 | Austria WRC Pirat | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/RV Wiking Linz | Austria WRC Donaubund | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/RV Friesen/RV Wiking Bregenz |
| 3 | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/RV Friesen |  Germany Mannheimer RV Amicitia | Austria WRC Pirat | Austria WSV Ottensheim |
Participating clubs:
Austria Erster Wiener Ruderclub LIA Austria Ruderverein Friesen Austria Ruderverein Austria Austria Ruderverein Normannen Austria Ruderverein Staw Austria Ruderverein Wiking Bregenz Austria Ruderverein Wiking Linz Austria Wassersportverein Ottensheim Austria Wiener Ruder Club Donaubund Austria Wiener Ruderclub Pirat Germany Mannheimer Ruderverein Amicitia von 1876
Switzerland Grasshoppers Club ZürichParticipating companies:
Vienna Nightrow 2012 was held on Saturday, 30 June 2012 for the second time. [2]
32 eights from Great Britain, Italy, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary and Austria started. Next to the eights there competed fourteen corporate teams.
| Position | Women 8+ | Men 8+ | Mixed 8+ | Juniors Women 8+ | Juniors Men 8+ | Corporate 4x+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Austria 1.WRC LIA | Austria RV Austria | Austria 1.WRC LIA | Austria 1.WRC LIA | Austria WSV Ottensheim | TU Wien IBPM |
| 2 | Austria RV Wiking Linz | Austria 1.WRC LIA | Austria 1.WRC LIA | Austria RV Wiking Linz | Austria 1.WRC LIA | Arealis Immobilien |
| 3 | Austria WRC Pirat |  Slovenia Primorska Univerza | Austria RV Austria | - | Austria RV Friesen | m.schneider |
Participating clubs:
Austria Erster Wiener Ruderclub LIA Austria Gmundner Ruderverein Austria Ruderverein Friesen Austria Ruderverein Austria Austria Ruderverein Normannen Austria Ruderverein Wiking Linz Austria Ruderverein Staw Austria Ruderverein Villach Austria Wassersportverein Ottensheim Austria Wiener Ruder Club Donaubund Austria Wiener Ruderclub Pirat Austria Wiener Ruderklub Argonauten Austria Wiener Ruderklub Donau
United Kingdom Crabtree Boat Club
Hungary Tisza Evezős Egylet
Italy Canottieri Lecco Slovenia Primorska Univerza Slovenia Studentsko Veslasko Drustvo
Slovakia Rowing Club Slávia STU Bratislava Slovakia Slnava PiestanyParticipating companies:
Vienna Nightrow was held on Saturday, 29 June 2013 for the third time. [3] [4]
37 eights from Belgium, Germany, Italy, Croatia, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary and Austria started. Next to the eights there competed twelve corporate teams. In 2013 there had been a cooperation with the University of Vienna at the Vienna Nightrow, so next to the club eights there competed five teams of universities of Europe.
| Position | Women 8+ | Men 8+ | Mixed 8+ | Juniors Women 8+ | Juniors Men 8+ | University 8+ | Corporate 4x+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Germany Crefelder RC | Germany FRG Germania | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/RV Friesen | Austria RGM WSV Ottensheim/RV Wiking Linz | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/RV Staw |  Croatia Ruderteam Universität Zagreb | TU Wien IBMP |
| 2 | Austria RGM WSV Ottensheim/RV Wiking Linz | Austria RV Austria | Austria RV Austria | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/WRC Donaubund | Austria WSV Ottensheim |  Poland Ruderteam Universität Warschau | Wien Energie |
| 3 | Austria 1.WRC LIA | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/RV Staw | Austria RGM 1.WRC LIA/RV Staw |  Belgium Studentsport Limburg | Austria RV Friesen | Italy Ruderteam Universität Venedig | RGM GV Karner KG/Vienna LED |
Participating clubs:
Austria Erster Wiener Ruderclub LIA Austria Gmundner Ruderverein Austria Ruderclub Mondsee Austria Ruderteam Universität Wien Austria Ruderverein Austria Austria Ruderverein Ellida Austria Ruderverein Friesen Austria Ruderverein Normannen Austria Ruderverein Seewalchen Austria Ruderverein Wiking Linz Austria Ruderverein Staw Austria Ruderverein Villach Austria Salzburger Ruderklub Möve Austria Union Ruderverein Pöchlarn Austria Wassersportverein Ottensheim Austria Wiener Ruder Club Donaubund Austria Wiener Ruderclub Pirat Austria Wiener Ruderklub Argonauten Austria Wiener Ruderklub Donau Belgium Studentsport Limburg Croatia Ruderteam Universität Zagreb Croatia Vk Tresnjevka Germany Crefelder Ruderclub Germany Frankfurter RG Germania 1869 Germany Neusser Ruderverein Germany Ruderclub Germania Düsseldorf Germany Ruderteam Universität Passau Hungary Györi Vizügy Italy Ruderteam Universität Venedig Poland Ruderteam Universität Warschau Slovenia Rowing Club Ljubljanica Slovakia Slnava Piestany Slovakia Rowing Club Slávia STU BratislavaParticipating companies:
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