Startlister, program og resultater fra VM roing i Amsterdam fra 24. til 30. august 2026.

Publisert 26. august 2026 i Resultater

VM roing 2026

Dato

24. – 30. august

Sted

Bosbaan, Amsterdam – Nederland

Påmeldte utøvere

Program

Startlister/resultater

Norges tropp

M1x: Jonas Juel
M2-: Jonathan Wang-Norderud og Syvert Senumstad
M2x: Fredrik Reite og Ulrik Pharo Lohne

Hjemmeside

Værmelding

Om VM roing

The senior World Rowing Championships are held every year at the end of the international rowing season and World Champions are crowned in 14 Olympic boat classes – seven for men and seven for women, as well as six International boat classes for lightweight rowers.

Para-rowers compete in nine boat classes, five are Paralympic boat classes.

The first event was held in Lucerne, Switzerland, in 1962. The event then was held every four years until 1974, when it became an annual competition. Also in 1974, Men’s lightweight and Women’s open weight events were added to the championships.

Initially, Men’s events were 2000 metres long and Women’s events 1000 metres. At the 1984 World Championships in Montreal, Canada, Women’s lightweight demonstration events were raced over a 2000-metre course for the first time. In 1985, Women’s lightweight events were officially added to the schedule and all Men’s and Women’s events were contested over a 2000-metre course.

Since 1996, during (Summer) Olympic years, the World Rowing Junior Championships are held at the same time.

In 2002 adaptive rowing events were introduced for the following classes of disability: LTA (legs, trunk and arms), TA (trunk, arms), and A (arms-only). In 2009 the A category was replaced by AS (arms and shoulders), and an ID (intellectually disabled) category was added (but then removed after the 2011 Championships). From 2017 the designations AS, TA, and LTA have been changed to PR1, PR2, and PR3.

Tidligere og kommende arrangører av VM roing

Edition Year Host city Host country R events PR events
1 1962 Lucerne  Switzerland 7 –
2 1966 Bled  Yugoslavia 7 –
3 1970 St. Catharines  Canada 7 –
4 1974 Lucerne  Switzerland 17 –
5 1975 Nottingham  Great Britain 17 –
6 1976 Villach  Austria 3 –
7 1977 Amsterdam  Netherlands 17 –
8 1978 Copenhagen  Denmark 4 –
8 1978 Cambridge  New Zealand 14 –
9 1979 Bled  Yugoslavia 18 –
10 1980 Hazewinkel  Belgium 4 –
11 1981 Munich  West Germany 18 –
12 1982 Lucerne  Switzerland 18 –
13 1983 Duisburg  West Germany 18 –
14 1984 Montreal  Canada 8 –
15 1985 Hazewinkel  Belgium 21 –
16 1986 Nottingham  Great Britain 21 –
17 1987 Copenhagen  Denmark 21 –
18 1988 Milan  Italy 7 –
19 1989 Bled  Yugoslavia 22 –
20 1990 Tasmania  Australia 22 –
21 1991 Vienna  Austria 22 –
22 1992 Montreal  Canada 8 –
23 1993 Račice  Czech Republic 23 –
24 1994 Indianapolis  United States 23 –
25 1995 Tampere  Finland 24 –
26 1996 Motherwell  Great Britain 10 –
27 1997 Aiguebelette  France 24 –
28 1998 Cologne  Germany 24 –
29 1999 St. Catharines  Canada 24 –
30 2000 Zagreb  Croatia 10 –
31 2001 Lucerne  Switzerland 24 –
32 2002 Seville  Spain 24 2
33 2003 Milan  Italy 24 4
34 2004 Banyoles  Spain 9 3
35 2005 Kaizu  Japan 23 3
36 2006 Dorney  Great Britain 23 4
37 2007 Munich  Germany 23 4
38 2008 Ottensheim  Austria 8 –
39 2009 Poznań  Poland 22 5
40 2010 Cambridge  New Zealand 22 5
41 2011 Bled  Slovenia 22 5
42 2012 Plovdiv  Bulgaria 7 –
43 2013 Chungju  South Korea 22 5
44 2014 Amsterdam  Netherlands 22 5
45 2015 Aiguebelette  France 22 4
46 2016 Rotterdam  Netherlands 7 1
47 2017 Sarasota  United States 21 5
48 2018 Plovdiv  Bulgaria 20 9
49 2019 Ottensheim  Austria 20 9
50 2022 Račice  Czech Republic 20 9
51 2023 Belgrade  Serbia
52 2024 St. Catharines  Canada
53 2025 Shanghai  China
54 2026 Amsterdam  Netherlands