ICF SPRINT WORLD CUP II – POZNAN 2024
Posted at 07.06.2024
Sprint World Cups have now a pattern that is hard to ignore: one big and highly competitive followed by a small and less exciting. Maybe it's time for ICF to seriously consider the model that is being put in place for some years now.
Other patterns are more popular with sprint canoeing fans, like the current “fight” between Lisa Carrington and Aimee Fisher in the K1 W 500. For the second time in a row it was Aimee to claim victory (Bronze for Anna Pulawska), but the most important battle is yet to come in Paris. It must be on record that Lisa also raced the K2 W 500 (Gold with Alicia Hoskins) and the K4 500 (Silver with Alicia Hoskin, Olivia Brett and Tara Vaughan).
Fernando Pimenta is truly one of a kind. Of the three events he raced in Poznan, he won three. Gold in the K1 M 1000 (Martin Nathel Bronze), K1 M 500 and K1 M 5K. At 34 he still has the same desire to win that he was showing when he won his first individual World Cup Gold in 2011.
A special mention to Dorota Borowska. We hope the Silver in Poznan give her the momentum for a great season.
Here is the list of medalist paddling with Jantex
Fernando Pimenta – Gold K1 M 1000, K1 M 500 and K1 M 5K
Aimee Fisher – Gold K1 W 500
Lisa Carrington – Gold K2 W 500, Silver K4 W 500 and Silver K1 W 500
Alicia Hoskins – Gold K2 W 500 and Silver K4 W 500
Oleksandr Zaitsev – Gold K1 M 200, Bronze K2 Mix 500
Olivia Brett – Silver K4 W 500
Tara Vaughan – Silver K4 W 500
Dorota Borowska – Silver C1 W 200
Rok Smit – Silver K2 Mix 500
Melissa Johnson – Silver K1 W 5K
Martin Nathel – Bronze K1 M 1000
Karolina Naja – Bronze K2 W 500
Anna Pulawska – Bronze K2 W 500 and K1 W 500
Samuel Balaz – Bronze K4 M 500
Denis Mysak – Bronze K4 M 500
Agustin Vernice – Bronze K1 M 500
Badri Kavelashvili – Bronze K1 M 200
Katerina Milova – Bronze K1 W 5K
More information here
Next stop: ECA Sprint European Championship in Szeged
Other patterns are more popular with sprint canoeing fans, like the current “fight” between Lisa Carrington and Aimee Fisher in the K1 W 500. For the second time in a row it was Aimee to claim victory (Bronze for Anna Pulawska), but the most important battle is yet to come in Paris. It must be on record that Lisa also raced the K2 W 500 (Gold with Alicia Hoskins) and the K4 500 (Silver with Alicia Hoskin, Olivia Brett and Tara Vaughan).
Fernando Pimenta is truly one of a kind. Of the three events he raced in Poznan, he won three. Gold in the K1 M 1000 (Martin Nathel Bronze), K1 M 500 and K1 M 5K. At 34 he still has the same desire to win that he was showing when he won his first individual World Cup Gold in 2011.
A special mention to Dorota Borowska. We hope the Silver in Poznan give her the momentum for a great season.
Here is the list of medalist paddling with Jantex
Fernando Pimenta – Gold K1 M 1000, K1 M 500 and K1 M 5K
Aimee Fisher – Gold K1 W 500
Lisa Carrington – Gold K2 W 500, Silver K4 W 500 and Silver K1 W 500
Alicia Hoskins – Gold K2 W 500 and Silver K4 W 500
Oleksandr Zaitsev – Gold K1 M 200, Bronze K2 Mix 500
Olivia Brett – Silver K4 W 500
Tara Vaughan – Silver K4 W 500
Dorota Borowska – Silver C1 W 200
Rok Smit – Silver K2 Mix 500
Melissa Johnson – Silver K1 W 5K
Martin Nathel – Bronze K1 M 1000
Karolina Naja – Bronze K2 W 500
Anna Pulawska – Bronze K2 W 500 and K1 W 500
Samuel Balaz – Bronze K4 M 500
Denis Mysak – Bronze K4 M 500
Agustin Vernice – Bronze K1 M 500
Badri Kavelashvili – Bronze K1 M 200
Katerina Milova – Bronze K1 W 5K
More information here
Next stop: ECA Sprint European Championship in Szeged
