The Croatian paired foursome took first place in the B final and concluded their performance in Amsterdam.

Croatian men's coxless four won their B final at the World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam on Saturday, securing a strong finish in the competition. The team, composed of Goran Mahmutović, Roko Bošković, Damir Martin, and Ivan Talaja, claimed victory with a time of 5:38.98, demonstrating consistent and rhythmic rowing throughout the race. Their performance was marked by a lower stroke rate compared to other crews, which proved effective in maintaining control and speed over the course of the race. The Croatian crew's success came after a series of competitive performances during the championships. On Friday, Fran Šuk competed in the D final of the men’s single sculls, finishing fourth with a time of 7:04.78. Earlier in the week, brothers Martin and Valent Sinković secured a win in the B final of the men’s pair, crossing the finish line in 6:08.67, nearly three seconds ahead of the Portuguese crew. This result marked another successful outing for Croatian rowers at the event. In addition to the men's coxless four and the men’s pair, several other Croatian athletes participated in the competition. Sisters Josipa and Ivana Jurković, along with brothers Anton and Patrik Lončarić, competed in the B finals of the women’s and men’s doubles respectively. However, both teams finished sixth in their respective categories, placing them 12th overall in the competition. Despite the results, their participation highlighted the depth of talent within Croatian rowing. The World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam brought together top athletes from around the globe, offering a platform for national teams to showcase their abilities. For Croatia, the event served as an opportunity to build momentum heading into future competitions. The performance of the men’s coxless four, in particular, demonstrated the potential of the team to compete at a high level internationally. Rowing has long been a prominent sport in Croatia, with the country producing numerous champions over the years. The current generation of athletes continues this tradition, competing at major international events such as the World Championships. The success of the men’s coxless four in the B final reflects the ongoing efforts of Croatian coaches and athletes to maintain a strong presence in the sport. As the competition progressed, the focus shifted to the final placements and how they would influence rankings and qualification processes for upcoming events. While some teams secured victories in their respective finals, others had to settle for lower positions. The outcomes of these races will play a role in determining seeding for future competitions, including the Olympics and European Championships. The Croatian team's performance in Amsterdam included multiple entries across different boat classes, showcasing the breadth of talent available. Each athlete's contribution to their respective category added to the overall picture of Croatian rowing at the event. With the World Championships concluding, attention will turn to preparing for the next major competition, where the experience gained in Amsterdam could prove valuable.