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Paris 2024 Olympics: Netherlands wins gold in double-paddle quadruple

[31/07/2024 02:31]

PARIS-SABA
Netherlands won gold in a double-paddle quadruple at the rowing competition at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Italy came in second place and took silver after finishing the race in five minutes, 44 seconds and 40 hundredths of a second.

Poland finished third and took bronze after finishing in five minutes, 44 seconds and 59 hundredths of a second.