2020 Summer Olympics - Athletes

Dinh Thi Hao

Date of birth: 1997-11-15

Height: 5' 7"

Results

Women's Lightweight Double Sculls

15	Women's Lightweight Double Sculls	7:19.05
12	Women's Lightweight Double Sculls, Heats	7:36.21
4	Women's Lightweight Double Sculls, Heats, Heat 2	7:36.21
9	Women's Lightweight Double Sculls, Repechage Round	7:53.69
5	Women's Lightweight Double Sculls, Repechage Round, Heat 2	7:53.69
15	Women's Lightweight Double Sculls, Finals	7:19.05
3	Women's Lightweight Double Sculls, Finals, Final C	7:19.05

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