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PARIS : French teenager Titouan Castryck was sensationally knocked out of Monday's kayak cross quarter-finals on Monday despite finishing first in his race following a penalty for missing the third gate on the course.
PARIS : When the draw was made for Sunday's kayak cross, there were gasps as Australia's Fox sisters were grouped together in the same race, but few thought that younger sister Noemie and not 2022 world champion Jessica would go through.
PARIS : Proficiency in the chaotic form of canoeing known as kayak cross could well be essential to athletes wanting to take part in the more traditional forms of paddling at future Olympics, Irish canoeist Noel Hendrick told Reuters.
PARIS : Australia's Jessica Fox still has a chance of making it three gold medals out of three in canoe slalom after she successfully negotiated a chaotic first-round kayak cross race on Saturday to qualify directly for Sunday's heats at the Paris Olympics.
PARIS : Britain's Joe Clarke and Camille Prigent of France were fastest in the time trials on Friday ahead of the much-anticipated debut of kayak cross at the Paris Games on Saturday.
Paris is set to debut a thrilling addition to the Olympic programme.
PARIS : Britain's 2016 Olympic champion Joe Clarke led the way in the men's kayak single semi-finals on Thursday, completing a flawless run in a time of 89.51 seconds that will see him go out last in the final later on.
PARIS : Of the 12,000 or so spectators who watched Jessica Fox win her second slalom gold of the Paris Games on Wednesday, few are better placed to critique her performance than her father Richard, and the 10-time former slalom world champion loved what he saw.