Gregor Hauffe

Gregor Hauffe ( born May 20, 1982 in Magdeburg ) is a German sweep rowers. With the aft Germany he was from 2009 to 2011 for three consecutive times world champion.

Gregor Hauffe launched at the beginning of his career for the RV Emscher pan - Eickelmann Herten eV and won in 1996 in one of the Federal decision of the children rowers. Later he joined the RTHC Bayer Leverkusen. After successes in the age group of under -23 -year-old he joined in 2005 for the first time at a World Cup in the adult class and was twelfth in the coxless four. The following year at the World Championships in Milan Hauffe occurred in coxless four at, along with Toni Seifert, Urs buyers and Filip Adamski, he won the silver medal. This boat finished at the World Rowing Championships 2007 in Munich ninth place and also qualified for the Olympic Games in 2008, where it finished sixth.

In the post-Olympic season 2009 Gregor Hauffe went to Germany with the eight and won at the World Championships the title. In 2010 Hauffe was European and World Champion in eighth. His third World Series title with the flagship of the German Rowing Federation is a native of Magdeburg secured at the World Rowing Championships 2011 in Slovenia.

In addition to his sports career, graduated Gregor Hauffe successfully trained as law enforcement officials at the federal police sports school Kienbaum. Concurrent with the completion of vocational training in February 2014 he ended his athletic career, providing henceforth his service as police law enforcement officer to use a service of the Federal Police.

International success

  • 2001: 5th place World Under 23 Regatta in the coxless four
  • 2002: 2nd place World Under 23 Regatta in the coxless four
  • 2003: 2nd place World Under 23 Regatta in the coxless four
  • 2006: 2nd place World Championships in coxless four
  • 2008: 6th place Olympic Games in the coxless four
  • 2009: 1st place World championships in eight
  • 2010: 1st place European Championships in the aft
  • 2010: 1 world championships in eight
  • 2011: 1st place World championships in eight
  • 2012: 6th place Olympic Games in the coxless four
Bundespolizei 2006 World Rowing Championships Eton (Berkshire) 2009 World Rowing Championships Eight (rowing) 2010 World Rowing Championships Hamilton, New Zealand 2011 World Rowing Championships Bled Montemor-o-Velho Genoa Belgrade 2007 World Rowing Championships Horst Meyer Klaus Behrens Karl-Heinrich von Groddeck Thomas Ahrens Dirk Schreyer Lutz Ulbricht Rolf Jobst Dietrich Zander Reinhard Gust Eckhard Martens Dieter Wendisch Friedrich-Wilhelm Ulrich Werner Klatt Roland Kostulski Klaus-Dieter Ludwig Ulrich Kons Wolfgang Gunkel James Tomkins (rower) Ansgar Wessling Roland Baar Manfred Klein Matthias Ungemach Armin Weyrauch Peter Thiede James Koven Detlef Kirchhoff Marc Weber (rower) Kevin Light Ben Rutledge Kyle Hamilton Adam Kreek Brian Price (rower) Sebastian Schulte Thorsten Engelmann Bernd Heidicker Andrew Byrnes Malcolm Howard (rower) Florian Mennigen Kristof Wilke Richard Schmidt (rower) Sebastian Schmidt (rower) Martin Sauer Maximilian Reinelt Andreas Kuffner (rower) Eric Johannesen Alex Gregory Pete Reed
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