From top: Powerfull start of Florian Eichner, Philipp Naruhn, Maximilian Munski and Ruben Anemueller of Germany 2, Tomaz Pirih, Rok Rozman, Rok Kolander and Miha Pirih of Slovenia, Alex Partridge, Richard Egington, Alex Gregory and Matthew Langridge of Great Britain, Hanno Wienhausen, Martin Rueckbrodt, Thomas Protze and Falk Mueller of Germany 1, Cameron Winklevoss, Steve Coppola, Giuseppe Lanzone and Brett Newlin of the United States and Laurent Cadot, Jean-David Bernard, Benjamin Rondeau and Julien Despres of France during the Men's Four final A race during the Rowing World Cup on the Rotsee lake in Lucerne, Switzerland, Sunday, July 12, 2009. AP Photo logo AP Photo 4 months ago

From top: Powerfull start of Florian Eichner, Philipp Naruhn, Maximilian Munski and Ruben Anemueller of Germany 2, Tomaz Pirih, Rok Rozman, Rok Kolander and Miha Pirih of Slovenia, Alex Partridge, Richard Egington, Alex Gregory and Matthew Langridge of Great Britain, Hanno Wienhausen, Martin Rueckbrodt, Thomas Protze and Falk Mueller of Germany 1, Cameron Winklevoss, Steve Coppola, Giuseppe Lanzone and Brett Newlin of the United States and Laurent Cadot, Jean-David Bernard, Benjamin Rondeau and Julien Despres of France during the Men's Four final A race during the Rowing World Cup on the Rotsee lake in Lucerne, Switzerland, Sunday, July 12, 2009.

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