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Célia Dupré

Swiss rower

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  • Aug 1

    Swiss women’s quadruple sculls win historic European gold on National Day

    On Swiss National Day, the women’s quadruple sculls crew of Nina Wettstein, Célia Dupré, Flavia Lötscher and Lisa Lötscher surged in the final 500 metres to beat Germany by 0.68 seconds and win the European title in Varese, Italy.

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