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Europe’s world champions head to Vaires-sur-Marne for World Cup 4
2.9.2026

Europe’s world champions head to Vaires-sur-Marne for World Cup 4

The Olympic waters of Vaires-sur-Marne are ready to welcome the world’s leading canoe slalom paddlers as the fourth Paddle Worldwide Canoe Slalom World Cup of 2026 takes place in France from 3 to 5 September.

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Brzezinski, Pietracha, Kies and Roisin crowned 2026 Paddle Europe Slalom Cup winners
31.8.2026

Brzezinski, Pietracha, Kies and Roisin crowned 2026 Paddle Europe Slalom Cup winners

The 2026 Paddle Europe Slalom Cup has reached its conclusion after a season of racing across some of Europe’s most established canoe slalom venues, with Jakub Brzezinski, Eva Pietracha, Benjamin Kies and Laurene Roisin emerging as the four overall winners.

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Europe claims 71 medals in Poznań as 51st World Championships passes historic 3,400-medal milestone
30.8.2026

Europe claims 71 medals in Poznań as 51st World Championships passes historic 3,400-medal milestone

European paddlers once again played a leading role on the world stage as the 2026 Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe World Championships came to an end in Poznań, Poland.

Across the 36 World Championship events, European athletes – including Individual Neutral Athletes within the Paddle Europe continental representation – collected 71 medals: 26 gold, 20 silver and 25 bronze.

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Europe sweeps all four 5000m world titles as Pimenta reaches historic 22-medal mark
30.8.2026

Europe sweeps all four 5000m world titles as Pimenta reaches historic 22-medal mark

Europe completed the 2026 Canoe Sprint World Championships in Poznań in emphatic fashion, winning all four 5000m world titles and 11 of the 12 medals available in the final races of the championships.

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European K2 history rewritten: Germany ends 19-year wait, Portugal extends remarkable streak and Czechia breaks through
30.8.2026

European K2 history rewritten: Germany ends 19-year wait, Portugal extends remarkable streak and Czechia breaks through

An all-European Men’s K2 500m World Championship final in Poznań produced three very different pieces of  history. Jacob Schopf and Max Lemke returned Germany to the top of the world for the first time since 2007, João Ribeiro and Messias Baptista extended an unprecedented Portuguese podium sequence, while Jakub Špicar and Daniel Havel delivered Czechia’s first World Championship medal in the event.

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