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Baku, Azerbaijan, hosted the first ever European Games in 2015. Canoe Sprint was part of those games too and 15 sets of medals were awarded at the time. Refresh your memory who were the medallists four years ago.

Women’s K1 200m

1. Marta Walczykiewicz POL

2. Natalia Podolskaya RUS

3. Danuta Kozak HUN

 

Women’s K1 500m

1. Danuta Kozak HUN

2. Yvonne Schuring AUT

3. Ewelina Wojnarowska POL

 

Women’s K1 5000m

1. Maryna Litvinchuk POL

2. Lani Belcher GBR

3. Renata Csay HUN

 

Women’s K2 200m

1. BLR: Marharyta Makhneva – Maryna Litvinchuk

2. SRB: Nikolina Moldovan – Oliver Moldovan

3. UKR: Mariya Povkh – Anastasiia Todorova

 

Women’s K2 500m

1. SRB: Milica Starović – Dalma Ružičić Benedek

2. ROU: Roxana Borha – Elena Meroniac

3. HUN: Anna Karasz – Ninetta Vad

 

Women’s K4 500m

1. Hungary

2. Germany

3. Poland

 

Men’s C1 200m

1. Henrikas Žustautas LTU

2. Valentin Demyanenko AZE

3. Martin Fuksa CZE

 

Men’s C1 1000m

1. Sebastian Brendel GER

2. Martin Fuksa CZE

3. Attila Vajda HUN

 

Men’s C2 1000m

1. BLR: Andrei Bahdanovich – Aliaksandr Bahdanovich

2. RUS: Alexey Korovashkov – Ilya Pervuchin

3. GER: Peter Kretschmer – Michael Mueller

 

Men’s K1 200m

1. Petter Menning SWE

2. Ed McKeever GBR

3. Aleksejs Rumjancevs LAT / Marko Dragosavljević SRB

 

Men’s K1 1000m

1. Max Hoff GER

2. Fernando Pimenta POR

3. Rene Holten Poulsen DEN

 

Men’s K1 5000m

1. Max Hoff GER

2. Fernando Pimenta POR

3.  Cyrille Carre FRA

 

Men’s K2 200m

1. SRB: Nebojša Grujić – Marko Novaković

2. GER: Ronald Rauhe – Tom Liebscher

3. HUN: Sandor Totka – Peter Molnar

 

Men’s K2 1000m

1. HUN: Zoltan Kammerer – Tamas Szalai

2. GER: Max Rendschmidt – Marcus Gross

3. BLR: Vitaliy Bialko – Raman Piatrushenka

 

Men’s K4 1000m

1. Hungary

2. Russia

3. Belarus