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An amazing atmosphere, loud cheering of the fans from the stands in the Sport Centre in Račice, Czech Republic, excellent finals and canoe sprint stars that showed their masterhood were the highlights of this year’s Canoe Sprint and Paracanoeing World Championships. The competition gets stronger every year and new names join already established names on the winner’s podiums both in Olympic and non-Olympic events.
This year athletes from fifteen countries (ten of them European) won medals at Paracanoeing World Championships and athletes from 25 countries (19 of them European) celebrated medals at the Canoe Sprint World Championships. British paracanoeing athletes returned home with three gold medals, silver and two bronze medals and Russia won one gold, and two silver and two bronze medals, making them the most successful European paracanoeing nations of the championships. On the other side Germany and Hungary also remain on the top of the canoe sprint medal table. Germany celebrated six world champion titles, five silver medals and a bronze, while Hungary concluded this championship with five gold medals, three silver medals and two bronze medals.
CANOE SPRINT
K1M 200m
1. Liam Heath GBR
2. Bence Horvath HUN
3. Aleksejs Rumjancevs LAT
K1M 500m
1. Josef Dostal CZE
2. Rene Holten Poulsen DEN
3. Oleh Kukharyk UKR
K1M 1000m
1. Tom Liebscher GER
2. Fernando Pimenta POR
3. Josef Dostal CZE
K1M 5000m
1. Fernando Pimenta POR
2. Max Hoff GER
3. Aleh Yurenia BLR
K1W 200m
1. Lisa Carrington NZL
2. Emma Jorgensen DEN
3. Špela Ponomarenko Janić SLO / Milica Starović SRB
K1W 500m
1. Volha Khudzenka BLR
2. Lisa Carrington NZL
3. Emma Jorgensen DEN
K1W 1000m
1. Alyce Burnett AUS
2. Karin Johansson SWE
3. Rachel Cawthorn GBR
K1W 5000m
1. Dora Bodonyi GBR
2. Tabea Medert GER
3. Lani Belcher GBR
C1M 200m
1. Artsem Kozyr BLR
2. Zaza Nadiradze GEO
3. Adel Mojallali IRI
C1M 500m
1. Martin Fuksa CZE
2. Carlo Tacchini ITA
3. Maksim Piatrou BLR
C1M 1000m
1. Sebastian Brendel GER
2. Martin Fuksa CZE
3. Isaquias Queiroz BRA
C1M 5000m
1. Sebastian Brendel GER
2. Serguey Torres CUB
3. Mateusz Kaminski POL
C1W 200m
1. Laurence Vincent – Lapointe CAN
2. Olesia Romasenko RUS
3. Kincso Takacs HUN
K2M 200m
1. Balazs Birkas – Mark Balaska HUN
2. Cristian Toro – Carlos Garrote ESP
3. Marko Novaković – Nebojša Grujić SRB
K2M 500m
1. Rodrigo Germade – Marcus Cooper Walz ESP
2. Bence Nadas – Sandor Totka HUN
3. Raman Piatrushenka – Vitaliy Bialko BLR
K2M 1000m
1. Marko Tomičević – Milenko Zorić SRB
2. Peter Gelle – Adam Botek SVK
3. Daniel Havel – Jakub Špicar CZE
K2W 200m
1. Reka Hagymasi – Agnes Szabo HUN
2. Susanna Cicali – Francesca Genzo ITA
3. Angela Hannah – Hannah Brown GBR
K2W 500m
1. Caitlyn Ryan – Lisa Carrington NZL
2. Tina Dietze – Franziska Weber GER
3. Špela Ponomarenko Janić – Anja Osterman SLO
K2W 1000m
1. Erika Medveczky – Ramona Farkasdi HUN
2. Tabea Medert – Melanie Gebhardt GER
3. Paulina Paszek – Justyna Iskrzycka POL
C2M 200m
1. Ivan Shtyl – Alexander Kovalenko RUS
2. Michal Lubniewski – Arsen Sliwinski POL
3. Adam Fekete – Jonatan Hajdu HUN
C2M 500m
1. Ivan Shtyl – Viktor Melantyev RUS
2. Victor Michalachi – Leonid Carp ROU
3. Sergiu Craciun – Nicolae Craciun ITA
C2M 1000m
1. Peter Kretschmer – Yul Oeltze GER
2. Serguey Torres – Fernando Enriquez CUB
3. Viktor Melantyev – Vladislav Chebotar RUS
C2W 500m
1. Katie Vincent – Laurence Vincent-Lapointe CAN
2. Irina Andreeva – Olesia Romasenko RUS
3. Kamila Bobr – Alena Nazdrova BLR
K4M 500m
1. GER: T. Liebscher, R. Rauhe, M. Rendschmidt, M. Lemke
2. ESP: R. Germade, C. Toro, C. Garrotte, M. Cooper Walz
3. CZE: D. Havel, J. Šterba, J. Špicar, R. Šlouf
K4M 1000m
1. AUS: K. Wallace, J. Wood, R. Fitzsimmons, M. Stewart
2. HUN: Z. Kammerer, D. Pauman, D. Toth, B. Ceiner
3. GER: K. Spenner, L. Reuschenbach, K. Stroinski, T. Gecso
K4W 500m
1. HUN: T. Takacs, E. Medveczky, K. Fazekas – Zur, N. Vad
2. GER: T. Dietze, F. Weber, S. Kriegerstein, S. Hering
3. NZL: A. Fisher, C. Ryan, K. Imrie, L. Carrington
C4M 1000m
1. GER: S. Brendel, S. Kiraj, J. Vandrey, C. Scheibner
2. POL: P. Kuleta, M. Grzybowski, T. Barniak, W. Glazunow
3. UKR: D. Kamerylov, V. Vergeles, E. Shemetylo, D. Kovalenko
PARACANOEING
KL1M 200m
1. Esteban Farias ITA
2. Robert Suba HUN
3. Luis Carlos Da Silva BRA
KL2M 200m
1. Curtis McGrath AUS
2. Markus Mendy Swoboda AUT
3. Mykola Syniuk UKR
KL3M 200m
1. Sergii Yemelianov UKR
2. Caio Ribeiro De Carvalho BRA
3. Jonathan Young GBR
KL1W 200m
1. Jeanette Chippington GBR
2. Alexandra Dupik RUS
3. Katherine Wollerman CHI
KL2W 200m
1. Emma Wiggs GBR
2. Nicola Paterson GBR
3. Nadezda Andreeva RUS
KL3W 200m
1. Amanda Reynolds AUS
2. Shakhnoza Mirzaeva UZB
3. Mihaela Lulea ROU
VL1M 200m
1. Luis Carlos Da Silva BRA
2. Robert Suba POL
3. Pavel Gromov RUS
VL2M 200m
1. Curtis McGrath AUS
2. Markus Mendy Swoboda AUT
3. Javier Reja ESP
VL3M 200m
1. Jonathan Young GBR
2. Caio Ribeiro De Carvalho BRA
3. Martin Tweedie GBR
VL1W 200m
1. Jocelyn Neumueller AUS
2. Akiko Nakajima JPN
3. Monika Seryu JPN
VL2W 200m
1. Susan Seipel AUS
2. Mariia Nikiforova RUS
3. Nataliia Lahutenko UKR
VL3W 200m
1. Larisa Volik RUS
2. Anja Adler GER
3. Lindsay Thorpe GBR