Who Won The 2022 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships?
Exactly one week after the Canoe Slalom World Championships ended, the ICF Canoe Sprint & Paracanoe World Championships finished today in Dartmouth, Canada.
Held on Lake Banook, a traditional territory of the Mi'kmaq people, the championships held competition from August 3rd across 10 Olympic class flat-water canoe and kayak events, plus an additional full program of 20(!) non-Olympic and 12 paracanoe races.
This was the 47th edition of the championships, and the third time that Dartmouth, Halifax has hosted, after 1997 and 2009.
See below for a quick gallery recap of the Olympic-class champions. Congratulations to all the winners!
A range of nations appeared on the podium across the 42 events, including stalwarts Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Spain, plus Mexico, Cuba, Chile, and Kazakhstan. Complete results of all the canoe and paracanoe races can be found online at canoeicf.com.
Held on Lake Banook, a traditional territory of the Mi'kmaq people, the championships held competition from August 3rd across 10 Olympic class flat-water canoe and kayak events, plus an additional full program of 20(!) non-Olympic and 12 paracanoe races.
This was the 47th edition of the championships, and the third time that Dartmouth, Halifax has hosted, after 1997 and 2009.
See below for a quick gallery recap of the Olympic-class champions. Congratulations to all the winners!
A range of nations appeared on the podium across the 42 events, including stalwarts Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Spain, plus Mexico, Cuba, Chile, and Kazakhstan. Complete results of all the canoe and paracanoe races can be found online at canoeicf.com.
Men's Canoe Sprint Champions, Olympic Classes
Kopasz Bálint Kopasz won the K-1 1000 Meters title (Hédi Tumbász)
Women's Canoe Sprint Champions, Olympic Classes
Lisa Carrington took the K-1 500 Meters championship (@PlanetCanoe)
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