Canada win Men's Eight Olympic gold | Beijing 2008

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Relive the Men's Eight Rowing final from the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games as Canada become Olympic champions.
Watch as the Canadian crew of Andrew Byrnes, Kyle Hamilton, Malcolm Howard, Adam Kreek, Kevin Light, Ben Rutledge, Dominic Sieterle, Jake Wetzel and cox Brian Price win gold at the Beijing Olympics.
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@miguelmoreno6990 3 года назад

Tomassooooo For those that don't know, GB's Tom Stallard is currently McLaren's race engineer for Daniel Ricciardo, and formerly for Carlos Sainz Jr. One of the few Olympic/Paralympic athletes to be around in Formula 1

@air03031989 5 лет назад

This sport is so cool

@sheevpalpatine2324 3 года назад

Eye spy Carlos’s engineer in the GB 2 seat 👀

@joumyu3837 3 года назад

glad to know im not the only one looking

@kingstackz5474 4 года назад

Great work from the canadians much proud kept pushing

@noelgenoway9360 2 месяца назад

The Canadian 🍁boys did us proud! Thanks guys for all you training and making your families proud, Canadians 🍁proud! Well done!!!! Congrats!!!!🎂🎂🎂🍁🍁🍁🍁

@todlowe4567 4 года назад

After reading boys in the boat...... Canada Rocks! What a race!

@pantherablaxxx9930 3 года назад

What I absolutely love about this sport is seeing all the effort written in their faces everytime they're rowing! You can tell it makes their arms tired. Hats off to my Canadian countrymen for winning the gold!

@hewaschuk 3 года назад

The legs get tired too, that's where 70% of the power comes from.

@alexbush9120 3 года назад

lmao it’s not in the arms

@fabiennefertiti3017 2 года назад

Everything hurts: arms, forearms, legs, gluts, back, shoulders and you feel your heart and lungs are going to explode. Arguably one of the most grueling, taxing, exhausting and demanding sports, if not the most.

@pantherablaxxx9930 2 года назад

@@hewaschuk 😳😲

@cybermorph1 2 года назад

It is literally the most exhausting sport imaginable. I did it for one summer and I play a lot of different sports and I couldn't believe the level of exhaustion and pretty much every muscle in your body. And I was a competitive swimmer. Not even a close comparison.

@stevecormier1514 Год назад

I’d for sure be the guy facing forward chillen, probably sneak in a quick beer on route

@hesi_ Год назад

It's cool to see how much the Canadian 8 just hooked into that race. No regrets!

@sophiehoskins5642 2 года назад

My uncle was in that boat :)

@angeladornelles3571 3 года назад

Que prova emocionante! Muito bom!!!

@lentilsoup6320 3 года назад

1k in only 2 mins 40 secs? That's crazy

@petersharpless7815 6 лет назад

So many Empachers.

@G-546 Год назад

Meanwhile USA in a Hudson

@i--hate--life 3 года назад

Three greatest countries in the world 🌎

@elizabethchwakanowski5067 4 года назад

This looks really fun

@sivayamsiva9343 10 месяцев назад

Wonderful talented congratulations to all excellent contestants 👌

@WorkB24 3 года назад

My home team just dominated wow!

@user-ug2lo9sv8i 5 лет назад

прошло 10 лет а эмоции зашкаливают!

@celineterra8107 4 года назад

That’s my team ❤️

@donmateo0067 4 дня назад

And now Tom Stallard works as Oscar Piastri's race engineer

@isaacchua0405 6 лет назад

F1 fans here just to watch Tom Stallard?

@seantracey9823 3 года назад

Goat

@user-if3es1ec1c 6 месяцев назад

Well done Canada

@Gabriel.Ponce.De.Leon.777 4 года назад

What a cool regatta.

@robertperrin2989 Год назад

ca c'est une belle course la ramerie canadienne enorme

@francisnguyen6349 2 года назад

O' Canada 🇨🇦 beats defending 2004 Olympic Champion Team USA 🇺🇸 at Men's Eight Rowing in Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics!

@jessestewart169 3 года назад

Wow. 👍

@TheLegend-bt2st 7 лет назад

USA didn't seem happy to win BRONZE. :/

@cameronglover7261 5 лет назад

jim h erg scores don’t mean anything if you can’t move a boat on water fast. Power to weight is also a big factor.

@jamescasey611 4 года назад

Who would be happy to win Bronze? They were there to win Gold

@Rubycatsmith1 4 года назад

Lose silver by 0.23 of a seconed and you'd be pretty disappointed too... Also, rowing is a sport where you don't 'win' silver or bronze, you lose gold.

@pantherablaxxx9930 4 года назад

@@jamescasey611 I would be disappointed at first but hey! It's still 3rd place... in the Olympics! It's still something!

@jamescasey611 4 года назад

@@pantherablaxxx9930 it's with that attitude as a sportsperson that you would probably never win gold, you need to strive to be the best to be number 1 and only gold matters. To come 2nd is to come last.