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West German Olympic rower (1941–2022)

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Klaus Behrens

Behrens in 1964

Personal information

Born

(1941-08-03)3 August 1941
Ratzeburg,Schleswig-Holstein,Prussia,Germany

Died

19 September 2022(2022-09-19) (aged 81)
Frankfurt am Main,Hesse, Germany

Height

1.91 m (6 ft 3 in)

Weight

88 kg (194 lb)

Sport

Rowing

Club

Ratzeburger RC

Medal record

Representing Germany

Summer Olympics
	1964 Tokyo	Eight
Representing West Germany
World Rowing Championships
	1962 Lucerne	Eight
European Rowing Championships
	1963 Copenhagen	Eight
	1964 Amsterdam	Eight
	1965 Duisburg	Eight

Klaus Behrens (3 August 1941 – 19 September 2022) was a German rower who was most successful in theeights.^[1]^[2] In this event he won a silver medal at the1964 Summer Olympics,^[1]^[2] a world title in 1962, and three European titles in 1963–1965.^[3]

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^^a ^bKlaus Behrens atSports-reference
^^a ^bKlaus Behrens atWorld Rowing
^Rudern (Herren – Achter)Europameisterschaften,Weltmeisterschaften Archived 17 October 2014 at theWayback Machine atsport-komplett.de

German eight at the 1964 European Championships (the same team competed at the 1964 Olympics), Behrens is fourth from right.

v t e World champions – Men'seight
1962: (Meyer,Plagemann,Aeffke,Behrens,Wallbrecht,von Groddeck,Ingo Kliefoth,Bernd Kruse, coxAhrens) 1966: (Meyer,Schreyer,Schwan,Luhn,Hertel,Henning,Ulbricht,Kuhn, coxNiehusen) 1970: (Borchmann,Jobst,Zander,Gust,Martens,Ahrendt,Foppke,Puls, coxZahn) 1974: (Shealy,Stevenson,Cashin,Norelius,Everett,Vespoli,Mickelson,Brown, coxWeinberg) 1975: (Arndt,Döhn,Wendisch,Ulrich,Klatt,Kostulski,Karnatz,Prudöhl, coxLudwig) 1977: (Sredzki,Lindner,Gottschalt,Kons,Lück,Frieberg,Karnatz,Gunkel, coxJahncke) 1978: (Schumann,Karnatz,Sredzki,Ebert,Ulrich,Jährling,Dühring,Höing, coxKaiser) 1979: (Schiller,Friedrich,Wenzel,Ulrich,Höing,Karnatz,Krauß,Rodewald, coxLudwig) 1981: (Gudauskas,Solomakhin,Krilov,Diduk,Narushaitis,Narmontas,Pinskus,Maystrenka, coxNizhegorodov) 1982: (O'Connell,Stanley,Stevenson,Keys,White-Parsons,White,Brook,Rodger, coxHay) 1983: (Stanley,Stevenson,Rodger,White-Parsons,White,Mabbott,Keys,Atherfold, coxHay) 1985: (Komarov,Diduk,Pinskus,But,Omelyanovich,Hurkovskiy,Voloshin,Vasilyev, coxDmytrenko) 1986: (Galloway,Batten,Cooper,McKay,Doyle,Tomkins,Popa,Evans, coxCaterson) 1987: (Teti,Smith,Patton,Still,Nordell,McLaughlin,Burden,Pescatore, coxBauer) 1989: (Puttlitz,Keßlau,Steffes-Mies,Balster,Dietrich,Mauerwerk,Wessling,Baar, coxKlein) 1990: (Baar,Balster,Dietrich,Korte,Richter,Steffes-Mies,Ungemach,Weyrauch, coxKlein) 1991: (Steffes-Mies,Balster,Fischer,Streppelhoff,Hecht,Klapheck,Wessling,Baar, coxKlein) 1993: (Baar,Hoeltzenbein,Lütkefels,Richter,Scholz,Steffes-Mies,Streppelhoff,von Ettingshausen, coxThiede) 1994: (Brown,Hall,Honebein,Kaehler,Klepacki,Koven,McKibbon,Smith, coxSegaloff) 1995: (Baar,Forster,Kirchhoff,Landvoigt,Lerche,Richter,Sator,Weber, coxThiede) 1997: (Ahrens,Bea,Henry,Kaehler,Miller,Richter,Wherley,Cummins, coxCipollone) 1998: (Ahrens,Collins,Kaehler,Klepacki,Miller,Volpenhein,Welsh,Wherley, coxCipollone) 1999: (Volpenhein,Kaehler,Collins,Welsh,Wherley,Klepacki,Miller,Ahrens, coxCipollone) 2001: (Măstăcan,Corbeanu,Nemțoc,Florariu,Cornea,Bănică,Pîrvan,Măstăcan, coxGheorghe) 2002: (Swick,Light,Rutledge,Hamilton,Stankevicius,Hoskins,Kreek,Powell, coxPrice) 2003: (Stankevicius,Light,Rutledge,Hamilton,Calder,Hoskins,Kreek,Powell, coxPrice) 2005: (Daniels,Deakin,Coppola,Beery,Inman,Volpenhein,Hoopman,McElhenney, coxBlomquist) 2006: (Dießner,Schulte,Koltzk,Stüer,Tebrügge,Siemes,Engelmann,Heidicker, coxThiede) 2007: (Light,Rutledge,Byrnes,Wetzel,Howard,Seiterle,Kreek,Hamilton, coxPrice) 2009: (Käufer,Hauffe,Mennigen,Wilke,Schmidt,Adamski,Seifert,Schmidt, coxSauer) 2010: (Hauffe,Reinelt,Wilke,Mennigen,Schmidt,Müller,Seifert,Schmidt, coxSauer) 2011: (Hauffe,Kuffner,Johannesen,Reinelt,Schmidt,Müller,Mennigen,Wilke, coxSauer) 2013: (Ritchie,Ransley,Gregory,Reed,Sbihi,Triggs Hodge,Nash,Satch, coxHill) 2014: (Reilly-O'Donnell,Tarrant,Satch,Gotrel,Reed,Bennett,Ransley,Louloudis, coxHill) 2015: (Gotrel,Louloudis,Reed,Bennett,Sbihi,Gregory,Nash,Satch, coxHill) 2017: (Weißenfeld,Wimberger,Planer,Johannesen,Schneider,Jakschik,Schmidt,Ocik, coxSauer) 2018: (Weißenfeld,Wimberger,Planer,Johannesen,Schneider,Jakschik,Schmidt,Ocik, coxSauer) 2019: (Weißenfeld,Follert,Reinhardt,Johannesen,Schneider,Jakschik,Schmidt,Ocik, coxSauer) 2022: (Gibbs,Bolding,Bewicke-Copley,Carnegie,Elwes,Digby,Rudkin,Ford, coxBrightmore) 2023: (Dawson,Bolding,Gibbs,Carnegie,Elwes,Digby,Rudkin,Ford, coxBrightmore)

World champions – Men'seight