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Norwegian canoeist
Jan Johansen
Johansen (right) in 1968
Born 3 December 1944 (1944-12-03 ) (age 79)
Tønsberg ,
Norway
[1] Height 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) Weight 86 kg (190 lb) Sport
Canoe racing Club Tønsberg KK
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Jan Johansen (born 3 December 1944) is a retired
Norwegian
canoeist . He competed in the four-man 1000 m sprint at the 1968 and 1972 Olympics and won a gold and a bronze medal, respectively.
[1] Between 1966 and 1971 Søby collected two gold and three silver medals in two-man and four-man 10,000 m events at the world and European championships.
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1964 :
Nikolai Chuzhikov ,
Anatoli Grishin ,
Vyacheslav Ionov ,
Vladimir Morozov (
URS )
1968 :
Steinar Amundsen ,
Tore Berger ,
Egil Søby ,
Jan Johansen (
NOR )
1972 :
Yuri Filatov ,
Yuri Stetsenko ,
Vladimir Morozov ,
Valeri Didenko (
URS )
1976 :
Sergei Chukhray ,
Aleksandr Degtyarev ,
Yuri Filatov ,
Vladimir Morozov (
URS )
1980 :
Rüdiger Helm ,
Bernd Olbricht ,
Harald Marg ,
Bernd Duvigneau (
GDR )
1984 :
Grant Bramwell ,
Ian Ferguson ,
Paul MacDonald ,
Alan Thompson (
NZL )
1988 :
Zsolt Gyulay ,
Ferenc Csipes ,
Sándor Hódosi ,
Attila Ábrahám (
HUN )
1992 :
Mario Von Appen ,
Oliver Kegel ,
Thomas Reineck ,
André Wohllebe (
GER )
1996 :
Thomas Reineck ,
Olaf Winter ,
Detlef Hofmann ,
Mark Zabel (
GER )
2000 :
Zoltán Kammerer ,
Botond Storcz ,
Ákos Vereckei ,
Gábor Horváth (
HUN )
2004 :
Zoltán Kammerer ,
Botond Storcz ,
Ákos Vereckei ,
Gábor Horváth (
HUN )
2008 :
Raman Piatrushenka ,
Aliaksei Abalmasau ,
Artur Litvinchuk ,
Vadzim Makhneu (
BLR )
2012 :
Tate Smith ,
Dave Smith ,
Murray Stewart ,
Jacob Clear (
AUS )
2016 :
Max Rendschmidt ,
Tom Liebscher ,
Max Hoff ,
Marcus Gross (
GER )
1950: Sweden
1954: Sweden
1958: West Germany
1963: Hungary
1966: Soviet Union
1970: Norway
1971: Romania
1973: Hungary
1974: Soviet Union
1975: Norway
1977: Soviet Union
1978: Soviet Union
1979: Soviet Union
1981: Soviet Union
1982: Soviet Union
1983: Soviet Union
1985: Hungary
1986: Soviet Union
1987: Norway
1989: Soviet Union
1990: Soviet Union
1991: Germany
1993: Germany