Canoeing

Five-time Olympic medalist retires from canoeing

By James Crook

Josefa Idem2 020113January 5 - Veteran canoeist Josefa Idem has announced her retirement from canoeing after competing at eight Olympic Games, winning five medals.

Estanguet retires after historic hat-trick at London 2012 and hopes to be allowed to continue as IOC member

By Mike Rowbottom

Tony Estanguet crossing the line at London 2012 July 31 2012December 1 - Tony Estanguet, France's three-times Olympic canoeing gold medallist recently controversially appointed to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes' Commission, has announced his retirement from the sport at the age of 34.

Perurena re-elected head of ICF but defeat for British canoe legend

By Duncan Mackay

Jose Perurena profile shotNovember 17 - Spain's Jose Perurena has been re-elected as the President of the International Canoe Federation (ICF) after standing unopposed at the Congress in St Petersburg. 

World University Canoe Sprint Championships open in Kazan

By David Gold

World University_Canoe_Sprint_Championship_opening_ceremony_August_30August 30 - The World University Canoe Sprint Championships, a key test event for next summer's Universiade, have got underway in Kazan where the event will be held next July.

ICF supremo lauds London 2012 as "resounding success" following wild acclaim for canoe sprinting

By Stuart Newman

Canoe 200m_sprint_18_AugustAugust 18 - International canoeing chief José Perurena López has hailed his sport's competition at the recent London 2012 Olympics "a resounding success", with the newly introduced 200 metres sprint discipline earning a rapturous response from fans.

McKeever strikes gold for Britain in "Twenty20" kayak sprint

By David Owen at Eton Dorney Lake

Ed McKeever_11_AugustAugust 11 – The last raceday at Eton Dorney was a fruitful one for the host nation, with British canoeists taking two medals, including gold for Ed McKeever in the 200 metres kayak single.

Czech canoeist cleared to compete in Olympics despite failing doping test, CAS rules

By Stuart Newman

Jan trba_4_AugustAugust 4 - Canoeist Jan Štĕrba, who failed a doping test earlier this season, will be allowed to go for gold at London 2012, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled today.

Stott and Baillie claim Britain's first canoe slalom Olympic gold, while Hounslow and Florence take silver

By Emily Goddard

Britains Tim_Baillie_R_and_Etienne_Stott_compete_in_the_mens_canoe_double_C2_semi-final_at_Lee_Valley_White_Water_Centre_during_the_London_2012_Olympic_GamesAugust 2 - Etienne Stott and Tim Baillie claimed Britain's first ever canoe slalom Olympic gold today in the two-man event at London 2012, ahead of compatriots Richard Hounslow and David Florence who took silver in the same event.

Female canoeist takes London 2012 to court claiming gender inequality in the sports programme

By Tom Degun at the Main Press Centre on the Olympic Park in London

Samantha Rippington_profile_July_20_July 20 - Samantha Rippington, an elite female canoeist from Reading, is set to launch a High Court challenge against London 2012 for what she claims is a refusal for the Organising Committee to carry out an equalities audit of the Olympic sports programme.
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