Olympic Rowing Double Sculls (2x) Men’s Past Medalists
This is your guide to the historical results for the Olympic Rowing Double Sculls (2x) Men's race. See how the men did over the years and learn who the gold, silver, and bronze medalists were along with their corresponding countries.
1904 St. Louis Olympics
1920 Antwerp Olympics
1924 Paris Olympics
1928 Amsterdam Olympics
1932 Los Angeles Olympics
1936 Berlin Olympics
1948 London Olympics
1952 Helsinki Olympics
1956 Melbourne / Stockholm Olympics
1960 Rome Olympics
1964 Tokyo Olympics
1968 Mexico Olympics
1972 Munich Olympics
1976 Montreal Olympics
1980 Moscow Olympics
1984 Los Angeles Olympics
1988 Seoul Olympics
1992 Barcelona Olympics
1996 Atlanta Olympics
2000 Sydney Olympics
2004 Athens Olympics
2008 Beijing Olympics
1904 St. Louis Olympics
- Gold: (USA)
- Paul Costello
- John B. Kelly, Sr.
- Silver: (ITA)
- Pietro Annoni
- Erminio Dones
- Bronze: (FRA)
- Gaston Giran
- Alfred Plé
1920 Antwerp Olympics
- Gold: (USA)
- Paul Costello
- John B. Kelly, Sr.
- Silver: (ITA)
- Gaston Giran
- Alfred Plé
- Bronze: (FRA)
- Pietro Annoni
- Erminio Dones
1924 Paris Olympics
- Gold: (USA)
- Paul Costello
- John B. Kelly, Sr.
- Silver: (FRA)
- Marc Detton
- Jean-Pierre Stock
- Bronze: (SUI)
- Rudolf Bosshard
- Heinrich Thoma
1928 Amsterdam Olympics
- Gold: (USA)
- Paul Costello
- Charles McIlvaine
- Silver: (CAN)
- Joseph Wright Jr.
- Jack Guest
- Bronze: (AUT)
- Leo Losert
- Viktor Flessl
1932 Los Angeles Olympics
- Gold: (USA)
- Kenneth Myers
- William Gilmore
- Silver: (GER)
- Herbert Buhtz
- Gerhard Boetzelen
- Bronze: (CAN)
- Charles Pratt
- Noel De Mille
1936 Berlin Olympics
- Gold: (GBR)
- Jack Beresford
- Leslie Southwood
- Silver: (GER)
- Willi Kaidel
- Joachim Pirsch
- Bronze: (POL)
- Roger Verey
- Jerzy Ustupski
1948 London Olympics
- Gold: (GBR)
- Richard Burnell
- Bertie Bushnell
- Silver: (DEN)
- Ebbe Parsner
- Aage Larsen
- Bronze: (URU)
- William Jones
- Juan Rodríguez
1952 Helsinki Olympics
- Gold: (ARG)
- Tranquilo Cappozzo
- Eduardo Guerrero
- Silver: (URS)
- Heorhi Zhylin
- Ihor Emtshuk
- Bronze: (URU)
- Miguel Seijas
- Juan Rodríguez
1956 Melbourne / Stockholm Olympics
- Gold: (URS)
- Aleksandr Berkutov
- Yuri Tyukalov
- Silver: (USA)
- Bernard Costello, Jr.
- James Gardiner
- Bronze: (AUS
- Murray Riley
- Mervyn Wood
1960 Rome Olympics
- Gold: (TCH)
- Vaclav Kozak
- Pavel Schmidt
- Silver: (URS)
- Aleksandr Berkutov
- Yuri Tyukalov
- Bronze: (SUI)
- Ernst Huerlimann
- Rolf Larcher
1964 Tokyo Olympics
- Gold: (URS)
- Boris Dubrovsky
- Oleg Tiurin
- Silver: (USA)
- Seymour Cromwell
- James Storm
- Bronze: (TCH)
- Vladimir Andrs
- Pavel Hofman
1968 Mexico Olympics
- Gold: (URS)
- Anatoly Sass
- Alexander Timoshinin
- Silver: (NED)
- Henricus Droog
- Leendert Van Dis
- Bronze: (USA)
- John Nunn
- William Maher
1972 Munich Olympics
- Gold: (URS)
- Aleksandr Timoshinin
- Gennadi Korshikov
- Silver: (NOR)
- Frank Hansen
- Svein Thøgersen
- Bronze: (GDR)
- Joachim Böhmer
- Hans-Ulrich Schmeid
1976 Montreal Olympics
- Gold: (NOR)
- Frank Hansen
- Alf Hansen
- Silver: (GBR)
- Chris Baillieu
- Michael Hart
- Bronze: (GDR)
- Hans Ulrich Schmied
- Jurgen Bertov
1980 Moscow Olympics
- Gold: (GDR)
- Joachim Dreifke
- Klaus Kroppelien
- Silver: (YUG)
- Zoran Pancic
- Milorad Stanulov
- Bronze: (TCH)
- Zdenek Pecka
- Vaclav Vochoska
1984 Los Angeles Olympics
- Gold: (USA)
- Brad Alan Lewis
- Paul Enquist
- Silver: (BEL)
- Pierre-Marie Deloof
- Dirk Crois
- Bronze: (YUG)
- Zoran Pancic
- Milorad Stanulov
1988 Seoul Olympics
- Gold: (NED)
- Nico Rienks
- Ronald Florijn
- Silver: (SUI)
- Beat Schwerzmann
- Ueli Bodenmann
- Bronze: (URS)
- Aleksandr Marchenko
- Vasily Yakusha
1992 Barcelona Olympics
- Gold: (AUS)
- Peter Antonie
- Stephen Hawkins
- Silver: (AUT)
- Arnold Jonke
- Christoph Zerbst
- Bronze: (NED)
- Nico Rienks
- Henk-Jan Zwolle
1996 Atlanta Olympics
- Gold: (ITA)
- Agostino Abbagnale
- Davide Tizzano
- Silver: (NOR)
- Steffen Skår Størseth
- Kjetil Undset
- Bronze: (FRA)
- Frederic Kowal
- Samuel Barathay
2000 Sydney Olympics
- Gold: (SLO)
- Luka Špik
- Iztok Cop
- Silver: (NOR)
- Olaf Tufte
- Fredrik Bekken
- Bronze: (ITA)
- Giovanni Calabrese
- Nicola Sartori
2004 Athens Olympics
- Gold: (FRA)
- Sébastien Vieilledent
- Adrien Hardy
- Silver: (SLO)
- Luka Špik
- Iztok Cop
- Bronze: (ITA)
- Rossano Galtarossa
- Alessio Sartori
2008 Beijing Olympics
- Gold:6:27.77 (AUS)
- Scott Brennan
- David Crawshay
- Silver:6:29.05 (EST)
- Tonu Endrekson
- Jüri Jaanson
- Bronze:6:29.10 (GBR)
- Stephen Rowbotham
- Matthew Wells