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Canoe Sprint World Championships in Poznan
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The Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe World Championships in Poznan, Poland, continue to feature high-level competition among athletes from 77 countries. Brazilian veteran Isaquias Queiroz finished 9th in the C1 1000m final, a performance he attributed to a difficult year marked by eye surgery, hip issues, and challenging wind conditions. He remains in contention for the C1 500m final. In the paracanoe events, Brazil secured several final appearances, with Giovane Vieira de Paula and Jean Carlos Panucci Benites qualifying for the VL3 200m masculine final, and Thais Coutinho de Freitas advancing to the VL3 200m feminine final. In the C1 1000m event, gold medals were shared by Czech athlete Martin Fuksa and Hungarian athlete Daniel Fejes, both recording a time of 4min07s44, while Ukrainian athlete Zakhar Tarnovschi secured bronze with 4min08s74. Additionally, Brazilian Gabriel Nascimento finished fourth in the C1 200m final, narrowly missing a medal by 24 hundredths of a second; the gold in that event was won by Poland's Oleksii Koliadych. Brazil has since achieved significant success, securing a total of eight medals to finish seventh in the overall medal standings with 1 gold, 5 silver, and 2 bronze. In sprint canoeing, Jacky Godmann and Gabriel Nascimento earned silver in the C2 500m with a time of 1:39.81, marking the duo’s first senior world podium. In paracanoeing, Brazil earned six medals, including a silver for Fernando Rufino in the KL2M 200m and a double podium in the KL3M 200m, where Gabriel Porto won silver and Miqueias Rodrigues won bronze. Portugal maintained its strong presence in the men’s divisions. The divisions, with the K4 500m quartet of Gustavo Gonçalves, João Ribeiro, Messias Baptista, and Pedro Casinha secured the bronze medal with a time of 1:25.53, following Germany and Australia. Furthermore, securing bronze, while Fernando Pimenta has qualified for the K1 1000m final after winning his semifinal. final.
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