Portugal's Fernando Pimenta recorded the fastest times in the men's K1 500 metre and 1000m semi-finals at the International Canoe Federation (ICF) Canoe Sprint World Cup in Poznań.
A three-time European champion in the K1 1000m distance, Pimenta clocked 3mins 35.233secs today to finish as the fastest athlete across all three semi-finals.
Rio 2016 Olympic silver medallist Josef Dostal also impressed in the same division, the Czech canoeist achieving 3:35.388.
The third-fastest finisher was Belarus's Aleh Yurenia in 3:35.793.
It was a successful day for Pimenta after he booked his place in the men's K1 500m in 1:39.302.

South Africa's Chrisjan Coetzee and Germany's Tom Liebscher also recorded quick times.
Coetzee finished in 1:39.542, while Liebscher managed 1:39.932.
Belarusian canoeists impressed in the women's K1 500m heats, with Volha Khudzenka attaining the fastest time of 1:48.393.
Maryna Litvinchuk triumphed in her heat with 1:51.872.
The competition continues tomorrow with the finals in both the men and women's events.