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Wildwater Canoeing

In Wildwater Racing events, the paddlers have to race their rudderless craft down a river, in the fastest time possible. Competitoin involves Classic races, which can be up to half an hour in duration, and the spectator-friendly Sprint, which is usually 400m to 800 m in length, where each run lasts just a few exciting minutes.

There are single kayak (K1) events for men and women, and canoe events, in single (C1) and double boats (C2) for both men and women. There are also team events.

DOCUMENTS can be found here.

ECA Competitions

2024 ECA Junior and U23 Wildwater ...
July 4. - 14. 2024, Dallenwil, SUI
All competitions

NEWS

Overall Wildwater Sprint Canoeing European Cup wins to France, Czechia, Croatia and North Macedonia
Overall Wildwater Sprint Canoeing European Cup wins to France, Czechia, Croatia and North Macedonia

Races in five countries have been held in the 2023 season of the ECA Wildwater Sprint Canoeing European Cup series. The overall wins were won by athletes from France, Czechia, Serbia, Croatia and North Macedonia.

 

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After World Cup, Ceske Budejovice hosted ECA Wildwater Sprint Canoeing European Cup race
After World Cup, Ceske Budejovice hosted ECA Wildwater Sprint Canoeing European Cup race

Czechia was in the spotlight of wildwater canoeing community in the last days as Wildwater Canoeing World Cup races were held in Lipno and Ceske Budejovice. The latter also hosted the ECA European Wildwater Sprint Canoeing European Cup race.

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North Macedonian and Serbian wildwater paddlers the best in Veles
North Macedonian and Serbian wildwater paddlers the best in Veles

The 2023 Balkan Wildwater Canoeing Clubs Championships in Veles, North Macedonia, concluded with sprint individual and teams events. Representatives of North Macedonia and Serbia were the best in their respective events. Athletes from North Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Slovenia and Malta took part in the competition.

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