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The 2019 ICF Canoe Marathon World Championships lead competitors to Shaoxing, China. European paddlers were the strongest in Asia with many familiar faces from European Championships picking up medals in short and marathon races.

Hungary was once again the strongest among all participating nations, winning a total of 21 medals (9 gold, 7 silver, 5 bronze), Spain concluded World Championships with a total of ten medals, Denmark won six medals and France four medals. The following European countries also found their place in medal table: Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, Norway, Portugal, Serbia, Great Britain and Russia.

 

RESULTS:

WC1

1. Liudmyla Babak UKR

2. Caiyun Xin CHN

3. Zsofia Kisban HUN

 

MC1

1. Manuel Campos ESP

2. Jakub Brezina CZE

3. Kirill Shamshurin RUS

 

WK1

1. Vanda Kiszli HUN

2. Zsofia Czellai – Voros HUN

3. Lizzie Broughton GBR

 

MK1

1. Mads Pedersen DEN

2. Jose Ramalho POR

3. Franco Balboa ARG

 

MC2

1. Manuel Campos – Diego Romero ESP

2. Mateusz Zuchora – Mateusz Borgiel POL

3. Daniel Laczo – Gergely Nagy HUN

 

WK2

1. Zsofia Czellai Voros – Renata Csay HUN

2. Tania Fernandez – Tania Alvarez ESP

3. Irati Osa – Arantza Toledo ESP

 

MK2

1. Quentin Urban – Jeremy Candy FRA

2. Adrian Boros – Krisztian Mathe HUN

3. Franco Balboa – Dardo Balboa ARG

 

WK1 U23

1. Lili Katona HUN

2. Anna Sletsjoe NOR

3. Irati Osa ESP

 

MC1 U23

1. Denys Davydov UKR

2. Mateusz Borgiel POL

3. Daniel Laczo HUN

 

MK1 U23

1. Mads Pedersen DEN

2. Thorbjorn Rask DEN

3. Mate Gyorgjakov HUN

 

WK1 Junior

1. Eszter Rendessy HUN

2. Zsoka Csikos HUN

3. Celia Toledo ESP

 

MC1 Junior

1. Benedek Horvath HUN

2. Kristof Kollar HUN

3. Bown Ji CHN

 

MK1 Junior

1. Nikolai Thomsen DEN

2. Philip Knudsen DEN

3. Vince Petro HUN

 

WC1 Junior

1. Clemence Leblanc FRA

2. Czenge Molnar HUN

3. Die Zhang CHN

 

MK2 Junior

1. Zsombor Ory – Tamas Erdelyi HUN

2. David Evans – Hamish Mackenzie RSA

3. Philip Knudsen – Nikolai Thomsen DEN

 

WK2 Junior

1. Emese Kohalmi – Eszter Rendessy HUN

2. Eszter Csonka – Evelin Csengeri HUN

3. Adela Hazova – Katerina Zarubova CZE

 

MC2 Junior

1. Benedek Horvath – Oliver Nagy HUN

2. Zihang Wang – Jiadong Zhu CHN

3. Pablo Crespo – Diego Pineiro ESP

 

SHORT RACES

WC1

1. Liudmyla Babak UKR

2. Zsofia Kisban HUN

3. Ying Wang CHN

 

WK1

1. Vanda Kiszli HUN

2. Kristina Bedec SRB

3. Eva Barrios ESP

 

MC1

1. Diego Romero ESP

2. Manuel Campos ESP

3. Jakub Brezina CZE

 

MK1

1. Cyrille Carre FRA

2. Jeremy Candy FRA

3. Franco Balboa ARG

 

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