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Germany's eighth returns with EM silver
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Germany's eighth returns with EM silver

On August 2, 2026, Germany's men's eight rowing team won silver at the European Championships in Varese, Italy, finishing just behind Romania. The boat, led by new coxswain Frederik Breuer, competed fiercely against Romania but was ultimately overtaken in the second half of the race. Italy took bronze. Britain and the Netherlands opted out of competing to prepare for the World Championships in Amsterdam. This marks Germany's first major international success since winning gold at the 2020 Olympics.

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Germany's eighth returns with EM silver

On August 2, 2026, Germany's men's eight rowing team won silver at the European Championships in Varese, Italy, finishing just behind Romania. The boat, led by new coxswain Frederik Breuer, competed fiercely against Romania but was ultimately overtaken in the second half of the race. Italy took bronze. Britain and the Netherlands opted out of competing to prepare for the World Championships in Amsterdam. This marks Germany's first major international success since winning gold at the 2020 Olympics.

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