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European canoe sprinters dominate in World Ranking

European canoe sprinters dominate in World Ranking 11.2.2024

International Canoe Federation published the latest edition of canoe sprint World Ranking, which is published twice a year. In January edition of the rankings European Canoe Sprinters dominate across all events, Polish athletes are at the top in ¼ of the events.


Poland proves to be a canoe sprint super power and confirms it with standings in the last edition of the World Ranking. The rankings are calculated per person for individual and per National Federation for team boats. The latest edition includes the following competitions: 2023 ICF Canoe Sprint World Cup Szeged (HUN), 2023 ICF Canoe Sprint World Cup Poznan (POL), 2023 ICF Junior and U23 Canoe Sprint World Championships Auronzo (ITA), 2023 European Games (European Championships, Krakow (POL), 2023 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships Duisburg (GER), 2023 ICF Canoe Sprint World Cup Paris (FRA) and 2023 CAC Canoe Sprint African Championships Abuja (NGR).
 
Poland leads the way in ranking with Justyna Iskrzycka taking the top position in WK1 1000 m event, also at the top is women’s K2 200 m crew, Wiktor Glazunow in men’s C1 1000 m event, MC2 500 m duo, MC2 1000 m crew, MC4 500 m crew and mixed C2 500 m duo. Polish kayaker Dominika Putto shares the first place in women’s K1 200 m event with Slovenian Špela Ponomarenko Janić.
 
Portuguese star Fernando Pimenta is leading in men’s K1 500 m rankings, he is second in MK1 1000 m ranking and this in the MK1 5000 m event. At least one competitor or boat at the top of the World Ranking comes from the following European countries: Poland, Hungary, Denmark, Portugal, Sweden, Slovenia, Germany, Italy, Georgia, Romania, Ukraine and Moldova.

 

Canoe Sprint World Ranking (January 2024)

WK1 200

1. Dominika Putto POL | Spela Ponomarenko Janic SLO 248 points

3. Joana Georgieva BUL 202

 

WK1 500

1. Emma Aastrand Jorgensen DEN 372 points

2. Anamaria Govorcinovic CRO 305

3. Milica Novakovic SRB 222

 

WK1 1000

1. Justyna Iskrzycka POL 180 points

2. Stella Sukhanova KAZ 102

3. Zsoka Csikos HUN | Isabel Contreras ESP | Alyssa Bull AUS 100

 

WK1 5000

1. Melina Andersson SWE 272 points

2. Estefania Fernandez ESP 200

3. Vanda Kiszli HUN | Anna Sletsjoee NOR 148

 

WK2 200

1. Poland 200 points

2. Austria 260

3.  Ukraine 240

 

WK2 500

1. Germany 920 points

2. Denmark 900

3. Poland 840

 

WK4 500

1. Germany 1864 points

2. Poland 1640

3. China 1456

 

XK2 500

1. Italy 492 points

2. Hungary 468

3. Australia 446

 

MK1 200

1. Badri Kavelashvili GEO 294 points

2. Roberts Akmens LAT 236

3. Petter Menning SWE 204

 

MK1 500

1. Fernando Pimenta POR 362 points

2. Rene Holten Poulsen DEN 190

3. Moritz Willi Florstedt GER 186

 

MK1 1000

1. Adam Varga HUN 290 points

2. Fernando Pimenta POR 280

3. Josef Dostal CZE 228

 

MK1 5000

1. Mads Brandt Pedersen DEN 300 points

2. Joakim Lindberg SWE 208

3. Fernando Pimenta POR 181

 

MK2 500

1. Germany 992 points

2. Hungary 750

3. Australia 716

 

MK4 500

1. Hungary 1728 points

2. Spain 1696

3. Ukraine 1616

 

MC1 200

1. Zaza Nadiradze GEO 218 points

2. Oleksij Koliadych POL 214

3. Artur Guliev UZB 200

 

MC1 500

1. Catalin Chirila ROU 290 points

2. Sergheii Tarnovschi MDA 254

3. Filipe Vinicius Santana Vieira BRA 176

 

MC1 1000

1. Wiktor Glazunow POL 306 points

2. Martin Fuksa CZE 300

3. Balazs Adolf HUN 288

 

MC1 5000

1. Balazs Adolf HUN 300 points

2. Carlo Tacchini ITA 224

3. Joosep Karlson EST 186

 

MC2 500

1. Poland 924 points

2. Italy 902

3. Hungary 872

 

MC2 1000

1. Poland 584 points

2. Italy 568

3. Romania 460

 

MC4 500

1. Poland 1120 points

2. Ukraine 984

3. Spain | Hungary 696

 

WC1 200

1. Wenjun Lin CHN 346 points

2. Dorota Borowska POL 328

3. Liudmyla Luzan UKR 244

 

WC1 500

1. Liudmyla Luzan UKR 244 points

2. Maria Corbera ESP 240

3. Katie Vincent CAN 200

 

WC1 1000

1. Elena Glizan MDA 180 points

2. Zsofia Kisban HUN 164

3. Mariya Brovkova KAZ 160

 

WC1 5000

1. Zsofia Kisban HUN 262 points

2. Elena Glizan MDA 204

3. Katie Vincent CAN 200

 

WC2 200

1. China 580 points

2. Poland 412

3. Spain 380

 

WC2 500

1. Hungary 952 points

2. China 948

3. Spain 812

 

XC2 500

1. Poland 558 points

2. Ukraine 448

3. Hungary 432

More: https://www.canoeicf.com/disciplines/canoe-sprint/world-rankings

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