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2026 PADDLE EUROPE JUNIOR & U23 ...
August 6. - 9. 2026, Epinal, FRA
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August 8. - 9. 2026, Bratislava,SVK
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August 12. - 15. 2026, Grandtully, Scotland, GBR
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August 24. - 30. 2026, Brest, FRA
August 29. - 30. 2026, Ceske Budjeovice,CZE
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Hungary tops final medal table as Szeged 2026 concludes with a historic final day
Hungary tops final medal table as Szeged 2026 concludes with a historic final day

The 2026 Paddle Europe Junior and Under 23 Sprint Championships concluded on Sunday following a packed final program at the Maty-ér Regatta Course in Szeged, Hungary.

After the first ten European titles were awarded over 1000 meters on Saturday, the remaining 32 champions were crowned across the 500 and 200 meters distances, the K4 events and the mixed C4 races.

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Marx and Prindis complete European Kayak Cross double as Czechia tops final medal table
Marx and Prindis complete European Kayak Cross double as Czechia tops final medal table

Switzerland’s Alena Marx and Czechia’s Vit Prindis brought the 2026 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships to a close with two European victories in the decisive head-to-head Kayak Cross competitions in Oklahoma City, United States.

Marx won the Women’s Kayak Cross world title ahead of Australia’s Noemie Fox and Spain’s Miren Lazkano, while Prindis led an entirely European Men’s Kayak Cross podium, finishing ahead of Switzerland’s Dimitri Marx and Great Britain’s Sam Leaver.

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Hungary leads first medal table as Szeged prepares for sunday Finals
Hungary leads first medal table as Szeged prepares for sunday Finals

The first European champions of the 2026 Paddle Europe Junior and Under 23 Sprint Championships were crowned on Saturday as ten 1000meters Final A races opened the medal Program in Szeged.

The opening title session immediately produced history: a new European Best Time, Türkiye’s first individual medal at these championships, a third consecutive title for Czechia’s Adam Rudolf and Great Britain’s return to the men’s podium after seven years.

Four of the ten races were won by AIN-A or AIN-B. As these delegations are not included as countries in the National Federation medal table, six gold medals count towards the official country ranking after the first finals day.

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