Their time was usurped in the next heat by a highly impressive Romanian combination in 6:49.79, while The Netherlands won the third heat in 6:49.90. “It just felt like we were racing at home. It was nothing too crazy,” Osborne said soon after their race. “Good race, good hit out,” Donoghue added. “We just stuck to the process and it s nice to come out on top after having no racing over the last couple of years. I m really confident in what Hannah and I can do.” Twigg, competing at her fourth Olympic Games, led from the start of her women’s single scull heat to win in a time of seven minutes 35.22 seconds – the fastest time in the six heats on Friday.
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