Six New Zealand boat classes have now qualified for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics ahead of tonight's finals at the 2019 World Rowing Championships.
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The women's single, women's double and men's pair have qualified for Tokyo.
Automatic Olympic qualification was achieved when Brooke Donoghue and Olivia Loe placed first in their women's double semi-final.
Emma Twigg did the same by coming second in her women's single semi-final, as did Thomas Murray and Michael Brake by placing first in their semi-final of the men's pair.
Earlier yesterday the women's pair, lightweight women's double and women's quad boat classes qualified for Tokyo after securing lanes in A Finals.
Nine of New Zealand's 16 crews have now made A Finals.
If John Storey and Chris Harris can finish in the first five placing nations in the B Final tonight, they will qualify the men's double class for the Olympics.
Robbie Manson placed fourth in his men's single semi-final and moves to the B Final.
If Manson can finish in the first three placing in the B Final, he will qualify the boat class for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Earlier in the week the New Zealand women's eight and men's eight both qualified for A Finals, each needing a top five finish to qualify for Tokyo.