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With the final event in Augsburg not happening, the R4 Euro Cup Series can now be concluded. The Belgian Waterproof Ladies take the title for the second year in a row. Another title to their growing collection! They did this by winning all 4 disciplines at the Durance Euro Cup in France and doing well in
The Euro Cup 2013 – R6 final results are now confirmed! Men’s division – congratulations must go to Dajak Klub of BiH who have won the Men’s category. The points came from winning the Sprint, Slalom and Downriver at the Serbian Euro Cup and winning Sprint and Downriver at Vrbas Euro Cup in BiH. Second
Due to unforeseen circumstances the IRF will no longer be doing drug tests at the 2013 World Rafting Champs. “This is extremely disappointing for the IRF as this had been a goal set for quite some time. Its an important step to take if we want rafting to be taken seriously in the sporting world.”
Euro Cup R6 is finished! With the final event happening in Slovenia the Euro Cup 2013 R6 series has now finished. Take a look at the Provisional Results and let us know if you see any problems. R6 Men Euro Cup 2013 – Provisional Results R6 Women Euro Cup 2013 – Provisional Results The results
“Split up and compete,” was the motto for many of the clubs on the second day of competition at Solkan, Slovenia. Most of the teams on the first day familiarised themselves with the course, the competition and each other, so the second day’s atmosphere was excellent. R4 started with 17 teams – 16 men’s and
Due to too few teams being able to attend the Pre-Worlds in Brasil this September the event has had to be cancelled. With travel being so expensive this year and next year for most teams, getting to Pre-Worlds has proven to be a penny too far. Training runs at other times However – if you
The Euro Cup 2013 Nis on the Nisava River was spoilt with two amazingly sunny days in what is often a cloudy and rainy Serbia. This is one of the few competitions where there is no entry fee required. This year we saw 4 countries and a total of 21 men’s teams and 8 women’s
Have you ever been down the Zambezi? Do you want to go for the first time or go again? TIME FOR ACTION THEN! They have started building roads on either side of where they will be building the wall! After years and years of the damming being on and then off its now on and
Teams came from far and wide to compete on the Salza River at the annual Austrian International Rafting Championship and Euro Cup event. 11 nations, 10 women’s teams, 23 men’s teams and 5 Austrian teams! This is one of the most popular events on the racing calendar due to it being central to many teams with
International Rafting Federation
Official world governing body for rafting since 1997