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Over five competition days great excitement and amazing atmosphere was seen in Duisburg at the 2023 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships. The competition was even more important as this was the global qualifying event for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, and European paddlers once again showed they are the best.

Germany and Spain topped the medals table with a total of 14 and 13 medals. Hungarian paddlers won ten medals, but had two gold medals, so they were ranked sixth on the medals table, in front of them were representatives of Canada, China and New Zealand, with three gold medals each. In the top ten at the medals table we can also find Portugal, Denmark and Poland. Altogether 21 countries won medals at this World Championships, 14 of them were European.

 

RESULTS

MC1 200m

1. Artur Guliev UZB

2. Joan Antoni Moreno ESP

3. Oleksii Koliadych POL

MC1 500m

1. Cătălin Chirilă ROU

2. Conrad-Robin Scheibner GER

3. Serghei Tarnovschi MDA

MC1 1000m

1. Martin Fuksa CZE

2. Cătălin Chirilă ROU

3. Sebastian Brendel GER

MC1 5000m

1. Balázs Adolf HUN

2. Sebastian Brendel GER

3. Wiktor Głazunow POL

MC2 500m

1. Peter Kretschmer - Tim Hecker     GER

2.  Liu Hao - Ji Bowen CHN

3. Cayetano García - Pablo Martínez ESP

MC2 1000m

1. Nicolae Craciun - Daniele Santini ITA    

2. Moritz Adam - Nico Pickert GER

3. Ilie Sprîncean - Oleg Nuţă ROU

MC4 500m

1. Spain

2. Poland

3. Ukraine

WC1 200m

1. Yarisleidis Cirilo CUB

2. Antía Jácome ESP

3. Lin Wenjun CHN

WC1 500m

1. Katie Vincent CAN

2. Maria Corbera ESP

3. María Mailliard CHI

WC1 1000m

1. María Mailliard CHI

2. Jacy Grant CAN

3. Li Li CHN

WC1 5000m

1. Katie Vincent CAN

 2. Zsófia Kisbán HUN

3. Li Li CHN

WC2 200m

1. Shuai Changwen - Lin Wenjun CHN

2. Antía Jácome - María Corbera ESP

3. Lisa Jahn - Hedi Kliemke GER

WC2 500m

1. Xu Shixiao - Sun Mengya CHN

2. Antía Jácome - María Corbera ESP

3. Sloan MacKenzie - Katie Vincent CAN  

WC4 500m

1. China

2. Germany

3. Canada

MK1 200m

1. Artūras Seja LTU

2. Badri Kavelashvili GEO

 3. Carlos Garrote ESP

MK1 500m

1. Bálint Kopasz HUN

2. Jean van der Westhuyzen AUS

3. Fernando Pimenta POR

MK1 1000m

1. Fernando Pimenta POR

2. Ádám Varga HUN

3. Jakob Thordsen GER

MK1 5000m

1. Mads Pedersen DEN

2. Fernando Pimenta POR

3. Nico Paufler GER

MK2 500m

1. João Ribeiro - Messias Baptista POR

2. Bence Nádas - Bálint Kopasz  HUN

3. Adrián del Río - Rodrigo Germade ESP

MK2 1000m

1. Pedro Vázquez - Íñigo Peña ESP

2. Bence Vajda - Tamás Szántói-Szabó HUN

3. Anton Winkelmann - Leonard Busch GER

MK4 1000m

1. Germany

2. Hungary

3. Ukraine

WK1 200m

1. Lisa Carrington NZL

2. Yale Steinepreis AUS

3. Dominika Putto POL

 WK1 500m

1. Lisa Carrington NZL

2. Emma Jørgensen DEN

3. Tamara Csipes HUN

WK1 1000m

1. Alyssa Bull AUS

2. Justyna Iskrzycka POL

3. Eszter Rendessy HUN

WK1 5000m

1. Estefanía Fernández ESP

2. Madeline Schmidt CAN

3. Melina Andersson SWE

WK2 200m

1. Martyna Klatt - Helena Wiśniewska POL

2. Paulina Paszek - Jule Hake GER

3. Blanka Kiss - Anna Lucz HUN

WK2 500m

1. Emma Jørgensen - Frederikke Matthiesen DEN

2. Martyna Klatt - Helena Wiśniewska POL

3. Paulina Paszek - Jule Hake GER

WK4 500m

1. New Zealand

2. Poland

3. Spain

XC2 500m

1. Connor Fitzpatrick - Katie Vincent CAN

2. Wiktor Głazunow - Sylwia Szczerbińska POL

3. Olympia Della Giustina - Daniele Santini ITA

XK2 500m

1. Lena Röhlings - Jacob Schopf GER

2. Alyssa Bull - Jackson Collins AUS

3. Bárbara Pardo - Íñigo Peña ESP