Mohamed Sbihi
| Mohamed Sbihi | |
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| Osobní informace | |
| Datum narození | 27. března 1988 (34 let) |
| Místo narození | Kingston upon Thames, Spojené království |
| Občanství |  Spojené království |
| Sportovní informace | |
| Sport | veslování |
| Účast na LOH | 2012, 2016 |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
|---|---|---|
 Veslování na LOH | ||
| zlato | Rio 2016 | čtyřka bez korm. |
| bronz | Londýn 2012 | osma |
| bronz | Tokio 2020 | osma |
| Mistrovství světa ve veslování | ||
| zlato | Čchungdžu 2013 | osma |
| zlato | Amsterdam 2014 | čtyřka bez korm. |
| zlato | Aiguebelette 2015 | osma |
| stříbro | Karapiro 2010 | osma |
| stříbro | Bled 2011 | osma |
| bronz | Sarasota 2017 | čtyřka bez korm. |
| bronz | Plovdiv 2018 | osma |
| bronz | Ottensheim 2019 | osma |
Mohamed Sbihi (* 27. března 1988, Kingston upon Thames, Spojené království) je britský veslař.
Je držitelem zlaté olympijské medaile z Letních olympijských her 2016 v Rio de Janeiro. Na Letních olympijských hrách 2012 v Londýně získal bronzovou medaili na osmě. Na Letních olympijských hrách 2020 obsadil s osmou opět třetí místo.[1] Je též trojnásobným mistrem světa. Na mistrovství Evropy ve veslování zvítězil v letech 2014 a 2016 na čtyřce bez kormidelníka a v roce 2021 na osmě.
Jeho otec pochází z Maroka a matka je Angličanka. Při slavnostním zahájení tokijské olympiády nesl spolu s jachtařkou Hannah Millsovou britskou vlajku a stal se tak prvním britským vlajkonošem muslimského vyznání.[2] Je absolventem St Mary's University v Twickenhamu.
V roce 2017 mu byl udělen Řád britského impéria.[3]
Reference
- ↑ BBC Dostupné online
- ↑ The National News Dostupné online
- ↑ The Gazette Dostupné online
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Mohamed Sbihi at the Olympic Parade 2012