Canoa velocità: i pass assegnati per Rio 2016

Le nazioni al momento qualificate a Rio 2016 nella canoa velocità. L’elenco potrebbe cambiare a causa del ciclone doping che ha investito Romania, Bielorussia e Kazakistan. L’Italia sarà rappresentata da Manfredi Rizza e Carlo Tacchini. 

K1 200

• Argentina – Ruben Rezola Voisard
• Australia – Stephen Bird
• Canada – Mark De Jonge
• Cuba – TBD
• Czech Republic – Filip Svab
• Ecuador – Cesar De Cesare
• Egypt – Karim Abdelsamie
• France – Maxime Beaumont
• Hungary – TBD
• Italy – Manfredi Rizza
• Kazakhstan – Sergiy Tokarnitskyi
• Latvia – TBD
• Lithuania – Ignas Navakauskas
• Poland – Pawel Kaczmarek
• Russia – Yury Postrygay
• Serbia – Marko Dragosavljevic
• Spain – TBD
• Sweden – Petter Menning

K1 1000

• Australia – Daniel Bowker
• Belarus – Aleh Yurenia
• Belgium – TBD
• Bulgaria – Miroslav Kirchev
• Brazil – TBD
• Canada – Adam Van Koeverden
• Czech Republic – Josef Dostal
• Denmark – Rene Holten Poulsen
• Germany – Max Hoff
• Hungary – TBD
• Portugal – Fernando Pimenta
• Russia – Roman Anoshkin
• New Zealand – TBD
• Serbia – Dejan Pajic
• Slovakia – Peter Gelle
• Spain – Marcus Walz
• Tunisia – Mohamed Ali Mrabet
• Uzbekistan – Aleksey Mochalov

K2 200

• Brazil – TBD/TBD
• France – Sebastien Jouve/Maxime Beaumont
• Germany – Ronald Rauhe/Tom Liebscher
• Great Britain – Liam Heath/Jonathan Schofield
• Hungary – Sandor Totka/Peter Molnar
• Lithuania – Edvinas Ramanauskas/Aurimas Lankas
• Russia – Yury Postrygay/Alexander Dyachenko
• Serbia – Nebojsa Grujic/Marko Novakovic
• South Korea – TBD/TBD
• Spain – Saul Craviotto/Cristian Toro

K2 1000

• Australia – Riley Fitzsimmons/Jordan Wood
• Belarus – Vitaliy Bialko/Raman Piatrushenka
•  Cuba – TBD/TBD
• France – Arnaud Hybois/Etienne Hubert
• Germany – Max Rendschmidt/Marcus Gross
• Hungary – Bence Dombvari/Tibor Hufnagel
• Kazakhstan – Alexey Dergunov/Yevgeniy Alexeyev
• Lithuania – Ricardas Nekriosius/Andrej Olijnik
• Serbia – Marko Tomicevic/Milenko Zoric
• Slovakia – Erik Vlcek/Juraj Tarr

K4 1000

• Argentina
• Australia
• Belarus
• Czech Republic
• Hungary
• Kazakhstan
• Portugal
• Romania
• Russia
• Slovakia
• Spain

C1 200

• Azerbaijan – Valentin Demyanenko
• Belarus – Artsem Kozyr
• Brazil – Isaquias Queiroz dos Santos
• China – Li Qiang
• Georgia – Zaza Nadiradze
• Hungary – Jonatan Hajdu
• Kazakhstan – Timur Khaidarov
• Lithuania – Henrikas Zustautas
• Mexico – TBD
• Portugal – Helder Silva
• Russia – Alexey Korovashkov
• Spain – Alfonso Benavides
• Tunisia – Khaled Houssine
• Ukraine – TBD

C1 1000

• Bulgaria – Angel Kodinov
• Canada – Mark Oldershaw
• China – TBD
• Czech Republic – Martin Fuksa
• Germany – Sebastian Brendel
• Hungary – Attila Vajda
• Italy – Carlo Tacchini
• Moldova – Serghei Tarnovschi
• New Zealand – TBD
• Poland – Tomasz Kaczor
• Romania – TBD
• Russia – Ilya Shtokalov
• Sao Tome and Principe – Triste Buly da Conceicao
• Ukraine – Pavlo Altukhov
• Uzbekistan – Gerasim Kochnev

C2 1000

• Australia – Martin Marinov/Ferenc Szekszardi
• Belarus – Andrei Bahdanovich/Aliaksandr Bahdanovich
• Brazil – Erlon De Souza Silva/Isaquias Queiroz Dos Santos
• Cuba – TBD/TBD
• Czech Republic – Jaroslav Radon/Filip Dvorak
• Hungary – Henrik Vasbanyai/Robert Mike
• Mozambique – Mussa Chamaune/Joaquim Lobo
• Poland – Piotr Kuleta/Marcin Grzybowski
• Romania – Leonid Carp/Stefan Andrej Strat
• Russia – Viktor Melantyev/Ilya Pervukhin
• Ukraine – Yurii Vandiuk/Andrii Rybachok
• Uzbekistan – Vadim Menkov/Serik Mirbekov

K1 200 donne

• Azerbaijan – Inna Osipenko-Radomska
• Canada – TBD
• Cuba – Yusmar Mengana Rodriguez
• Egypt – Menatalla Ali Ahmed
• France – Sarah Guyot
• Hungary – Ninetta Vad
• Kazakhstan – Inna Klinova
• New Zealand – Lisa Carrington
• Poland – Marta Walczykiewicz
• Portugal – Francisca Laia
• Russia – Natalia Podolskaya
• Samoa – Anne Cairns
• Serbia – Nikolina Moldovan
• Slovenia – Spela Ponomarenko Janic
• Spain – Teresa Portela
• Sweden – Linnea Stensils
• Turkey – Lasma Liepa
• Uzbekistan – Olga Umaralieva

K1 500 donne

• Australia – TBD
• Azerbaijan – Inna Osipenko-Radomska
• Belarus – Volha Khudzenka
• Brazil – TBD
• Canada – Michelle Louise Russell
• China – Zhou Yu
• Germany – Sabrina Hering
• Great Britain – Rachel Cawthorn
• Hungary – Anna Karasz
• Kazakhstan – Zoya Ananchenko
• New Zealand – Lisa Carrington
• Palau – TBD
• Poland – Ewelina Wojnarowska
• Portugal – Maria Teresa Portela
• Slovakia – Martina Kohlova
• Slovenia – Spela Ponomarenko Janic
• South Africa – Bridgitte Hartley
• Tunisia – Afef Ben Ismail
• United States – Maggie Hogan

K2 500 donne

• Australia – Alyssa Bull/Alyce Burnett
• Canada – TBD/TBD
• China – Ren Wenjun/Ma Qing
• Denmark – Emma Aastrand Jorgensen/Henriette Engel Hansen
• Germany – Franziska Weber/Tina Dietze
• Hungary – Gabriella Szabo/Danuta Kozak
• Kazakhstan – Natalya Sergeyeva/Inna Klinova
• Poland – Karolina Naja/Beata Mikolajczyk
• Romania – Roxana Borha/Elena Meroniac
• Russia – Elena Anyshina/Kira Stepanova
• Serbia – Milica Starovic/Dalma Ruzicic Benedek
• Sweden – Karin Johansson/Sofia Paldanius

K4 500 donne

• Argentina
• Belarus
• China
• Denmark
• France
• Germany
• Great Britain
• Hungary
• New Zealand
• Poland
• Serbia
• Ukraine

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