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Lithuanian rower
Martynas Džiaugys
Born (1986-11-08 ) 8 November 1986 (age 35)
Martynas Džiaugys (born 8 November 1986) is a Lithuanian rower .
In 2016 European championships he won silver with Lithuanian quadruple sculls team. He was also selected to the national team to represent Lithuania in 2016 Summer Olympics .[1]
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1974 : (Joachim Dreifke , Götz Draeger , Rüdiger Reiche , Jürgen Bertow )
1975 : (Stefan Weiße , Wolfgang Güldenpfennig , Wolfgang Hönig , Christof Kreuziger )
1977 : (Frank Dundr , Martin Winter , Karl-Heinz Bußert , Wolfgang Güldenpfennig )
1978 : (Joachim Dreifke , Karl-Heinz Bußert , Martin Winter , Frank Dundr )
1979 : (Peter Kersten , Klaus Kröppelien , Karl-Heinz Bußert , Joachim Dreifke )
1981 : (Peter Kersten , Karl-Heinz Bußert , Uwe Heppner , Martin Winter )
1982 : (Karl-Heinz Bußert , Uwe Mund , Uwe Heppner , Martin Winter )
1983 : (Albert Hedderich , Raimund Hörmann , Dieter Wiedenmann , Michael Dürsch )
1985 : (Doug Hamilton , Robert Mills , Paul Douma , Mel LaForme )
1986 : (Valeriy Dosenko , Sergey Kinyakin , Mikhail Ivanov , Igor Kotko )
1987 : (Valeriy Dosenko , Sergey Kinyakin , Mikhail Ivanov , Igor Kotko )
1989 : (Hans Kelderman , Koos Maasdijk , Herman van den Eerenbeemt , Rutger Arisz )
1990 : (Valeriy Dosenko , Sergey Kinyakin , Mykola Chupryna , Ģirts Vilks )
1991 : (Valeriy Dosenko , Sergey Kinyakin , Mykola Chupryna , Ģirts Vilks )
1993 : (Andreas Hajek , André Steiner , Stephan Volkert , André Willms )
1994 : (Alessandro Corona , Rossano Galtarossa , Massimo Paradiso , Alessio Sartori )
1995 : (Alessandro Corona , Rossano Galtarossa , Massimo Paradiso , Alessio Sartori )
1997 : (Agostino Abbagnale , Giovanni Calabrese , Alessandro Corona , Rossano Galtarossa )
1998 : (Agostino Abbagnale , Alessandro Corona , Rossano Galtarossa , Alessio Sartori )
1999 : (Marco Geisler , Andreas Hajek , Stephan Volkert , André Willms )
2001 : (Christian Schreiber , André Willms , Marco Geisler , Andreas Hajek )
2002 : (René Bertram , Stephan Volkert , Marco Geisler , Robert Sens )
2003 : (André Willms , Stephan Volkert , Marco Geisler , Robert Sens )
2005 : (Konrad Wasielewski , Marek Kolbowicz , Michał Jeliński , Adam Korol )
2006 : (Konrad Wasielewski , Marek Kolbowicz , Michał Jeliński , Adam Korol )
2007 : (Konrad Wasielewski , Marek Kolbowicz , Michał Jeliński , Adam Korol )
2009 : (Konrad Wasielewski , Marek Kolbowicz , Michał Jeliński , Adam Korol )
2010 : (David Šain , Martin Sinković , Damir Martin , Valent Sinković )
2011 : (Chris Morgan , James McRae , Karsten Forsterling , Daniel Noonan )
2013 : (David Šain , Martin Sinković , Damir Martin , Valent Sinković )
2014 : (Dmytro Mikhay , Artem Morozov , Oleksandr Nadtoka , Ivan Dovhodko )
2015 : (Philipp Wende , Karl Schulze , Lauritz Schoof , Hans Gruhne )
2017 : (Dovydas Nemeravičius , Martynas Džiaugys , Rolandas Maščinskas , Aurimas Adomavičius )
2018 : (Filippo Mondelli , Andrea Panizza , Luca Rambaldi , Giacomo Gentili )
2019 : (Dirk Uittenbogaard , Abe Wiersma , Tone Wieten , Koen Metsemakers )
Overall (1956-2013) Men (since 2014) Women (since 2014) Men's team (since 2014) Women's team (since 2014)
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