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Sweden
Career 1984 - 2017
Best year 2010
Total points 72
Best results 2x 1. World Championships
All-time rank
#26
10-year rank
#41

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Disciplines

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
2017 European Championships Lightweight single sculls Women 1 3 Emma Fredh
2016 World Championships Lightweight single sculls Women 2 6 Emma Fredh
2015 European Championships Lightweight single sculls Women 2 2 Emma Fredh
2010 European Championships Single sculls Women 3 1 Frida Svensson
2010 World Championships Single sculls Women 1 12 Frida Svensson
2007 European Championships Single sculls Women 3 1 Frida Svensson
2006 World Championships Single sculls Women 3 5 Frida Svensson
1998 World Championships Single sculls Women 3 5 Maria Brandin
1997 World Championships Lightweight single sculls Women 3 4 Kristina Knejp Christensson
1997 World Championships Single sculls Women 3 5 Maria Brandin
1996 Olympic Games Single sculls Women 4 6 Maria Brandin
1995 World Championships Single sculls Women 1 12 Maria Brandin
1992 Olympic Games Single sculls Women 5 4 Maria Brandin
1984 Olympic Games Double sculls Women 4 6 -
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