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Wildwater paddlers started a season with World Championships

Wildwater paddlers started a season with World Championships 4.6.2018

Switzerland hosted this year's Wildwater Canoeing World Championships in Muotathal. It was the first Wildwater championships held in Switzerland after the year 1973. European paddlers did a great job. The first name in women’s part of the championships was undoubtedly young Czech competitor Martina Satkova, who celebrated double World Champion title in individual classic race in K1 and C1 on the opening day of the championships.


On the following day in classic team events she added two more gold medals to her collections - she celebrated a win in women’s C1 and K1 team events with her teammates. In individual sprint final she finished second in K1 and third in C1, and had another gold medal in women’s kayak team event.
 
In sprint event Slovenian team showed real domination, winning all three podium positions in men’s kayak. It was world champion title for Nejc Žnidarčič, reigning European Champion Vid Debeljak was second, and ANže Urankar, who was defending the title from Pau, was third. Their compatriot Blaž Cof won World Champion title in men’s canoe.

 

 

RESULTS

INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC RACE

K1W

1. Martina Satkova CZE

2. Manon Hostens FRA

3. Melanie Mathys SUI

C1M

1. Ondrej Rolenc CZE

2. Louis Lapointe FRA

3. Marek Rygel CZE

K1M

1. Simon Oven SLO

2. Paul Jean FRA

3. Paul Graton FRA

C1W

1. Martina Satkova CZE

2. Cecilia Panato ITA

3. Maren Lutz GER

C2M

1. Stephane Santamaria – Quentin Dazeur FRA

2. Tony Debray - Louis Lapointe FRA

3. Ancelin Gourjault – Luca Pazat FRA

C2W

1. Alice Panato – Cecilia Panato ITA

2. Verena Suelzer – Maren Lutz GER

3. Helene Raguene – Margo Beziat FRA

 

TEAM CLASSIC RACE

3xK1W

1. CZE (Satkova/Paloudova/Dimovova)

2. FRA (Bren/Le Corvaisier/Hostens)

3. SUI (Mathys/Mueller/Eichenberger)

3xC1M

1. CZE (Rolenc/Rygel/Haleš)

2. GER (Weber/Heilinger/Suelzer)

3. FRA (Lapointe/Debray/Sauteur)

3xK1M

1. FRA (Graton/Jean/Barouh)

2. CZE (Satke/Hric/Slepica)

3. GER (Hartstein/Beerschweger/Paufler)

3xC1W

1. CZE (Satkova/Paloudova/Nemcova)

2. ITA (Panato/Panato/Ricciardi)

3. FRA (Beziat/Raguenes/Haab)

3xC2M

1. FRA (Gourjault–Pazat/Santamaria-Dazeur/Debray-Lapointe)

2. CZE (Rygel-Vesely/Suchanek-Rolenc/Jelinek-Kristek)

3. ITA (Urbani-Panato/Maccagnan-Quintarelli/Dell’Agostino-Bernardi)

 

INDIVIDUAL SPRINT RACE

K1W

1. Manon Hostens FRA

2. Martina Satkova CZE

3. Claire Bren FRA

C1M

1. Blaž Cof SLO

2. Marek Rygel CZE

3. Ondrej Rolenc CZE

K1M

1. Nejc Žnidarčič SLO

2. Vid Debeljak SLO

3. Anže Urankar SLO

C1W

1. Cecilia Panato ITA

2. Marie Nemcova CZE

3. Martina Satkova CZE

C2M

1. Stephane Santamaria – Quentin Dazeur FRA

2. Ancelin Gourjault – Lucas Pazat FRA

3. Tony Debray – Louis Lapointe FRA

 

TEAM SPRINT RACE

3xK1W

1. CZE (Satkova/Paloudova/Dimovova)

2. FRA (Bren/LeCorvaisier/Hostens)

3. GER (Eckert/Koestle/Fuesser)

3xC1M

1. CZE (Rolenc/Rygel/Slanina)

2. FRA (Lapointe/Debray/Sauteur)

3. GER (Weber/Heilinger/Suelzer)

3xK1M

1. SLO (Žnidarčič/Debeljak/Urankar)

2. FRA (Graton/Jean/Barouh)

3. GER (Hartstein/Beerschwenger/Barthel)

 

 

 

Photo: Martina Satkova Facebook

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