New Zealand Men's Coxless Four (2004-2012)

The Cuatro sin timonel masculino de Nueva Zelanda, a sports team that represented the country of New Zealand in international competitions, was a dominant force in the sport of rowing during its eight-year tenure from 2004 to 2012. The team's name, which translates to "Four without a coxswain" in English, reflects the unique aspect of their rowing style, which did not include a coxswain, or a person responsible for steering the boat. Throughout its existence, the Cuatro sin timonel masculino de Nueva Zelanda consistently demonstrated exceptional skill and teamwork, earning numerous accolades and breaking multiple records in the process. The team's success was not limited to its domestic performances, as it also enjoyed significant success on the international stage, competing in and winning numerous prestigious regattas and championships. The team's achievements served as a source of national pride for New Zealand, and its legacy continues to inspire future generations of rowers and sports enthusiasts alike.