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Olympic course in La Seu d'Urgell, Spain, was the last venue of this year's canoe slalom World Cup series. European paddlers were once more excellent, winning thirteen medals in Saturday’s and Sunday’s finals and only two medals went to the hands of Australian paddlers. The same venue will host the 2019 Canoe Slalom and Wildwater Sprint Canoeing World Championships.
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The 2018 Canoe Slalom World Cup series continued this weekend with a fourth race of the year. The venue which hosted the 2017 ECA Canoe Slalom European Championships in Ljubljana welcomed over 200 athletes from 30 countries. The race was supposed to be organised over three days, but the flooded course, a result of a heavy rain during the competition, forced organisers to cancel Sunday’s race.
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The 2018 ECA Junior and U23 Canoe Slalom European Championships in Bratislava concluded with women's kayak and men's canoe events. Spanish paddler Miquel Trave wrote histroy by winning his second individual Junior European Champion title in two days. Yesterday he was unbeatable in kayak and today in canoe. Klaudia Zwolinska, Cedric Joly and Nikita Setchell also won European Champion titles during the last day of competition.
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The first day of individual finals at the 2018 ECA Junior and U23 Canoe Slalom European Championships in Bratislava brought new European Champions. Miquel Trave won his second Junior title of the year. He was Junior World Champion in C1 this year and now he added the Junior European Champion title in K1 final. Daria Shaidurova is the new Junior C1W European Champion, David Llorente K1M U23 Champion and Monika Skachova women's C1 U23 Champion.
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The first medallists of the 2018 ECA Junior and U23 Canoe Slalom European Championships in Bratislava are known. Czech Republic and France were again the strongest nations in team events that were run in a very sunny and hot day. Czech Republic picked up seven medals (four gold) and France five medals.
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