Ricardo Ramirez
MEX · 2003
- Starts
- 6
- Finals
- 3
- Wins
- 0
- Seasons
- 1
- Events
- 4
Personal bests
Fastest time in every event
Singles
Crew boats
C-2 200m→
6th90.6%43.131
Semifinal 2 · 2003 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships
Set in Men
C-2 500m
Gold1:56.692
Final · North American / Pan American Championships, 2002
Set in Junior Men
1× national champion in C-2 500m
Book of Champions
C-2 1000m
Gold4:07.155
Final · North American / Pan American Championships, 2002
Set in Junior Men
1× national champion in C-2 1000m
Book of Champions
IC-4 200m→
7th89.7%38.430
Final A · 2003 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships
Set in Men
IC-4 500m→
6th89.1%1:42.450
Final A · 2003 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships
Set in Men
IC-4 1000m→
6th92.3%3:39.029
Final A · 2003 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships
Set in Men
Book of Champions
National podiums
- 2002Junior Men C-1 1000mNorth American / Pan American Championships · MEXICO4:31.593Gold
- 2002Junior Men C-1 500mNorth American / Pan American Championships · MEXICO2:09.687Gold
- 2002Junior Men C-2 1000mNorth American / Pan American Championships · Crew of 2 · MEXICO4:07.155Gold
- 2002Junior Men C-2 500mNorth American / Pan American Championships · Crew of 2 · MEXICO1:56.692Gold
From the Book of Champions, kept by Frank Clement, E. Ralph Reilly, C. Fred Johnston, Liam Birch.
Season by season
How each event has moved
▸How to read these charts
The line is %GMT: the winner's time divided by this athlete's, so 100% is winning pace and higher is better. It is the only number that compares across years, venues and conditions; the raw time is printed on each point because that is the one a paddler recognises. A dashed segment skips seasons with no results, and the grey tick is that season's median. ▽ marks a time so far off this athlete's best it is almost always a garbled source time.
Under the line is the season's best placement, with its round: 4th in an A final beats 1st in a B final. "A·9" is an A final with nine boats.
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