All the teams, which will complete in the last discipline of the R-4 World Rafting Championship which will be held tomorrow, had an official training on the Tara river today. A large number of rafting fans watched 62 crews from 22 countries, who wanted to get used to the trail on which the battle for […]
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After exciting competitions in the first three disciplines at the World Championship, rafters from 22 countries, together with judges and organisers, arrived in Foča, where the final of this competition will be held. They arrived in this city yesterday in the late afternoon hours and then paraded through the streets of Foča. The official downhill
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Country Gold 🥇 Silver 🥈 Bronze 🥉 Total Czech Republic 10 3 2 15 Brazil 3 2 – 5 Japan 2 4 – 6 United States of America 2 2 1 5 Indonesia 2 – – 2 Canada 1 3 1 5 Croatia 1 3 – 4 Slovakia 1 1 5 7 Argentina 1 1
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Men’s open team of Japan and women’s open team of Czech Republic won the gold medals on the World Rafting Championship in R-4. In men’s open category Brazil got second place and third place went to Argentina. In women’s open category Australia got second place and third place went to the United States of America.
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The Bosnia and Herzegovina Master team won the third medal at the R-4 World Rafting Championship after gold in the sprint discipline and bronze in the Head-to-Head discipline. The crew that consists of Igor Kuzmanović, Dragan Bjelić, Nebojša Tadić and Andrej Zamolo won the silver medal in slalom with a time of 266.03 seconds. Gold
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Men’s Open Team Won the Bronze Medal in Head-to-Head Bosnia and Herzegovina Men’s Open team won the bronze medal in the Head-to-Head discipline team at the World Rafting Championship. In the duel for third place, the BiH team was faster than Argentina. The team consisting of members of the Dayak Club of
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After winning the gold medal in the sprint category, Igor Kuzmanović, Dragan Bjelić, Nebojša Tadić and Andrej Zamolo competing for the Bosnia and Herzegovina Men’s masters team also won a bronze in the Head-to-Head discipline. The gold medal went to the Brazilian team, which was faster than the Czech Republic in the final. 10 teams
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Country Gold 🥇 Silver 🥈 Bronze 🥉 Total Czech Republic 6 3 1 10 Brazil 3 1 – 4 United States of America 2 1 – 3 Canada 1 2 1 4 Croatia 1 2 – 3 Argentina 1 – 2 3 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 – 2 3 Indonesia 1 – – 1 Japan
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A member of the Croatian Men’s Open team won a silver medal in the sprint category. Tomislav Hohnjec is very pleased with the performance and the silver medal his team won. The Croatians crossed the track in 72.24 seconds, only 1.20 seconds behind Brazil, and ahead of the Argentinian team which came third with a
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The U.S. Women’s Open team won a gold medal in the sprint category. Team member Megan Robertson said that this win was a huge success for them. They passed the very demanding White Water track in 79.08 seconds leaving the teams of Japan and Australia, who won the silver and bronze medals, far behind, –
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