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The last run of Vavrinec Hradilek
29.4.2024

The last run of Vavrinec Hradilek

Czech canoe slalom paddlers fought for the places in the national team this weekend in Prague. One of the greatest canoe slalom paddlers of all times Vavrinec Hradilek was among those who were on the start line, however he took this opportunity to say goodbye to canoeing family and fans and retire from professional canoe slalom.

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BULLETIN – 2024 ECA Canoe Polo Clubs European Championships

The 2024 ECA Canoe Polo Clubs European Championships will take place in September 2024 in Bacoli – Naples, Italy.

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Dajana Pefestorff is the new president of the German Canoe Federation
23.4.2024

Dajana Pefestorff is the new president of the German Canoe Federation

The German Canoe Federation has a new president. Dajana Pefestorff was unanimously elected to take over the president’s position from Jens Perlwitz who announced his resignation. Dajana Pefestorff is the first female at the helm of the German Canoe Federation.

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Young Slovenians show power on day two of competitions in Ljubljana
21.4.2024

Young Slovenians show power on day two of competitions in Ljubljana

The second competition day of the ECA I Feel Slovenia Tacen 2024 European Open Canoe Slalom Cup and the ICF ranking race on the Sava River brought wins to younger generation. The most experienced winner of the day was Eva Terčelj (SLO) in women’s kayak. Elena Borghi (ITA) won in women’s canoe, Lan Tominc in men’s kayak and Žiga Lin Hočevar (both SLO) in men’s canoe.

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Slovenian, British and Austrian wins in Ljubljana – Tacen
20.4.2024

Slovenian, British and Austrian wins in Ljubljana – Tacen

Ljubljana – Tacen hosts the first of the two ECA canoe slalom competitions in the season 2024 this weekend. The ECA I Feel Slovenia Tacen 2024 European Open Canoe Slalom Cup attracted over 230 athletes from 19 countries. On the first day of finals wins went to the hands of Slovenian, Austrian and British paddlers.

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