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Szolnok, Hungary, was the venue of this year's FISU Canoe Sprint World University Championships that attracted athletes from 21 countries. Most of the competitors came from Europe, but there were athletes from Australia, Canada, Japan, China, India and Mexico on the start line too. The most successful were Hungarian and Belarus teams, each winning 20 medals or more in the 28 events that were organised this end of the week. Besides them athletes from Poland, Ukraine, Italy, Germany, Czech Republic, Spain, Great Britain, France, Australia and Japan also reached the winner’s podium.

 

 

Results: http://canoewuc2018.com/

 

RESULTS

K1M 1000m

1. Simon McTavish AUS

2. Richard Alfred Doba HUN

3. Ihar Baicheuski BLR

 

C1M 1000m

1. Bence Balazs Dori HUN

2. Viktar Halaliuk BLR

3. Jakub Brezina CZE

 

K2M 1000m

1. Peter Istvan Gal – Kornel Beke HUN

2. Yannick Pflugfelder – Tobias Pascal Schultz GER

3. Andrea dal Bianco – Antonio dal Caterino ITA

 

C2M 1000m

1. Aleksander Kitewski – Grzegorz Brynski POL

2. Konrad Nemedi – David Lelovics HUN

3. Ignacio Calvo Moya – Jaime Martinez Garcia ESP

 

K4M 1000m

1. Belarus

2. Czech Republic

3. Poland

 

C4M 1000m

1. Czech Republic

2. Ukraine

3. Hungary

 

K1M 500m

1. Simon McTavish AUS

2. Zsombor Jozsef Noe HUN

3. Felix Frank GER

 

C1M 500m

1. Viktor Viola HUN

2. Maksim Krysko BLR

3. Jonathan Andrew Wynne Jones GBR

 

K1W 500m

1. Zsofia Szenasi HUN

2. Alina Neumiarzhytskaya BLR

3. Katharina Koether GER

 

C1W 500m

1. Zsofia Kisban HUN

2. Iryna Vikhruk BLR

3. Liudmyla Babak UKR

 

K2M 500m

1. David Heics – Akos Gacsal HUN

2. Uladizlau Litvinau – Kiryl Smalianik BLR

3. Giulio Bernocchi – Giacomo Cinti ITA

 

C2M 500m

1. Aleksander Kitewski – Grzegprz Brynski POL

2. Denys Davydov – Dmytro Kriazh UKR

3. Maksim Krysko – Ryhor Maisiuk BLR

 

K2W 500m

1. Rita Katrinecz – Eszter Malcsiner HUN

2. Klaudia Cyrulewska – Malgorzata Pulawska POL

3. Uladzislaua Skryhanova – Lizaveta Vilkova BLR

 

C2W 500m

1. Natallia Trukhanovich – Iryna Vikhruk BLR

2. Laura Saling – Zsofia Kisban HUN

3. Liudmyla Babak – Olena Tsyhankova UKR

 

K4M 500m

1. Germany

2. Hungary

3. Belarus

 

C4M 500m

1. Czech Republic

2. Ukraine

3. Belarus

 

K4W 500m

1. Poland

2. Germany

3. Belarus

 

K1M 200m

1. Ivan Tsuranau BLR

2. Michele Bertolini ITA

3.  Simon McTavish AUS

 

C1M 200m

1. Mikita Miarhuryeu BLR

2. Andrea Sgaravatto ITA

3. Shuntaro Shida JPN

 

K1W 200m

1. Anna Lucz HUN

2. Dominika Wlodarczyk POL

3. Katya Aleksievich BLR

 

C1W 200m

1. Elora Helle FRA

2. Iryna Vikhruk BLR

3. Olena Tsyhankova UKR

 

K2M 200m

1. Michele Bertolini – Carmelo La Spina ITA

2. Pedro Vazquez Llenin – Enrique Adan Hernandez ESP

3. Dorian Kliczkowski – Kamil Kolpak POL

 

C2M 200m

1. Aleksandr Kitewski – Grzegorz Brynski POL

2. Mikita Miarhuryeu – Ryhor Maisiuk BLR

3. Aron Saling – Akos Horvath HUN

 

K2W 200m

1. Rita Katrinecz – Eszter Malcsiner HUN

2. Dominika Wlodarzcyk – Malgorzata Pulawska POL

3. Rymma Skaryna – Katya Aleksievich BLR

 

C2W 200m

1. Natallia Trukhnovich – Iryna Vikhruk BLR

2. Laura Saling –Zsofia Kisban HUN

3. Liudmyla Babak – Olena Tsyhankova UKR

 

K4M 200m

1. Spain

2. Italy

3. Hungary

 

C4M 200m

1. Belarus

2. Czech Republic

3. Hungary

 

K4W 200m

1. Hungary

2. Poland

3. Belarus