Juan Andrés Dutra

1913–1976 (age 63)

Biography

Juan Andrés Dutra carried the Uruguayan colours in rowing with pride, harnessing strength and steadfastness to compete on the international stage and inspire future generations of athletes.

His commitment to discipline and teamwork embodied the sporting spirit, and his legacy endures in the hearts of fellow rowers and admirers as he rests at the British Cemetery Montevideo.

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