ICF SPRINT WORLD CUP I – SZEGED 2024
Posted at 20.05.2024
Szeged put together the European Olympic Qualifier, Paracanoe Sprint World Championship and the first Sprint World Cup of the season. A lot of emotions and thrilling racing, all in a single week.
Like last year, we witnessed one of the most exciting rivalries of modern sprint canoeing: Lisa Carrington vs Aimee Fisher in the K1 500. It was the time for Aimee to step to the highest place on the podium. But nobody could stop wondering about the rematch in Paris. What a race it will be.
Lisa won the K2 500 with Alicia Hoskin.
Fernando Pimenta is one of kind: three races, three medals. Gold in the K1 5K, Silver in the Mix K2 with Teresa Portela and Bronze in the K1 1000.
In the Paracanoe World Championship the biggest surprise was the first gold medal for Katherinne Wollermann. And not less important, the world titles for Curtis McGrath, David Gonzalez, Fernando Rufino de Paulo, Vladyslav Yepifanov, Luis Carlos Cardoso da Silva, Laura Sugar and Juan Antonio Valle.
We would like to congratulate all the european and paracanoe athletes that grabbed the last tickets for Paris 2024. A very special mention to René Poulsen, that qualified for his third Olympic Games, Anezka Paloudova and Ruth Vorsselman for their first.
Here is the list of Medalists paddling with Jantex
Sprint World Cup
Fernando Pimenta – Gold K1 M 5K, Silver K2 Mix 500 and Bronze K1 M 1000
Lisa Carrington – Gold K2 and Silver K1 W 500
Aimee Fisher – Gold K1 W 500
Jule Hake - Gold K4 W 500
Alicia Hoskin – Gold K2 W 500
Carlo Tachini – Gold C2 M 1000
Alyce Wood – Gold K1 W 1000
Martin Nathel – Gold K2 Mix 500
Emma Jorgensen – Silver K2 W 500
Messias Baptista – Silver K2 M 500 and Bronze K1 M 200
Karolina Naja – Silver K4 W 500
Anna Pulawska – Silver K4 W 500
Thorbjorn Rask – Silver K1 M 5K
Anezka Paloudova – Silver K1 W 1000
Maria Olarasu – Silver C2 W 200
Teresa Portela – Silver K2 Mix 500
Agustin Vernice – Bronze K1 M 500
Emily Lewis – Bronze K1 W 200
Beatriz Fernandes – Bronze C2 W 200
Paracanoe World Championship
Fernando Rufino de Paulo – Gold VL2 and Bronze KL2 M 200
Curtis Macgrath – Gold KL3 M 200
Laura Sugar – Gold KL3 W 200
Juan Antonio Valle – Gold KL3 M 200
Katherinne Wollernann – Gold KL1 W 200
Vladyslav Yepifanov – Gold VL3 M 200
Luiz Carlos Cardoso da Silva – Gold KL1 M 200
David Gonzalez – Gold VL1 M 200
Hope Gordon – Silver VL3 and KL3 W 200
Dylan Littlehales – Silver KL3 M 200
David Philipson – Silver KL2 M 200
Maryna Mazhula – Silver KL1 W 200
Igor Tofalini – Silver VL2 M 200
Carlos Glenndel Moreira – Silver VL1 M 200
Nelia Barbosa – Bronze KL3 W 200
Miqueias Elias Rodrigues – Bronze KL3 M 200
More information here
Next Stop – World Cup II in Poznan
Like last year, we witnessed one of the most exciting rivalries of modern sprint canoeing: Lisa Carrington vs Aimee Fisher in the K1 500. It was the time for Aimee to step to the highest place on the podium. But nobody could stop wondering about the rematch in Paris. What a race it will be.
Lisa won the K2 500 with Alicia Hoskin.
Fernando Pimenta is one of kind: three races, three medals. Gold in the K1 5K, Silver in the Mix K2 with Teresa Portela and Bronze in the K1 1000.
In the Paracanoe World Championship the biggest surprise was the first gold medal for Katherinne Wollermann. And not less important, the world titles for Curtis McGrath, David Gonzalez, Fernando Rufino de Paulo, Vladyslav Yepifanov, Luis Carlos Cardoso da Silva, Laura Sugar and Juan Antonio Valle.
We would like to congratulate all the european and paracanoe athletes that grabbed the last tickets for Paris 2024. A very special mention to René Poulsen, that qualified for his third Olympic Games, Anezka Paloudova and Ruth Vorsselman for their first.
Here is the list of Medalists paddling with Jantex
Sprint World Cup
Fernando Pimenta – Gold K1 M 5K, Silver K2 Mix 500 and Bronze K1 M 1000
Lisa Carrington – Gold K2 and Silver K1 W 500
Aimee Fisher – Gold K1 W 500
Jule Hake - Gold K4 W 500
Alicia Hoskin – Gold K2 W 500
Carlo Tachini – Gold C2 M 1000
Alyce Wood – Gold K1 W 1000
Martin Nathel – Gold K2 Mix 500
Emma Jorgensen – Silver K2 W 500
Messias Baptista – Silver K2 M 500 and Bronze K1 M 200
Karolina Naja – Silver K4 W 500
Anna Pulawska – Silver K4 W 500
Thorbjorn Rask – Silver K1 M 5K
Anezka Paloudova – Silver K1 W 1000
Maria Olarasu – Silver C2 W 200
Teresa Portela – Silver K2 Mix 500
Agustin Vernice – Bronze K1 M 500
Emily Lewis – Bronze K1 W 200
Beatriz Fernandes – Bronze C2 W 200
Paracanoe World Championship
Fernando Rufino de Paulo – Gold VL2 and Bronze KL2 M 200
Curtis Macgrath – Gold KL3 M 200
Laura Sugar – Gold KL3 W 200
Juan Antonio Valle – Gold KL3 M 200
Katherinne Wollernann – Gold KL1 W 200
Vladyslav Yepifanov – Gold VL3 M 200
Luiz Carlos Cardoso da Silva – Gold KL1 M 200
David Gonzalez – Gold VL1 M 200
Hope Gordon – Silver VL3 and KL3 W 200
Dylan Littlehales – Silver KL3 M 200
David Philipson – Silver KL2 M 200
Maryna Mazhula – Silver KL1 W 200
Igor Tofalini – Silver VL2 M 200
Carlos Glenndel Moreira – Silver VL1 M 200
Nelia Barbosa – Bronze KL3 W 200
Miqueias Elias Rodrigues – Bronze KL3 M 200
More information here
Next Stop – World Cup II in Poznan
