Canoe Racing World Championships 1989

22nd Canoe Racing World Championships
venue	Plovdiv
Competitions	22nd

The 22nd Canoe Racing World Championships took place in 1989 in Plovdiv ( Bulgaria ).

Medals were awarded in 22 disciplines of canoe racing: eight canoeing and nine kayaking competitions for men and five kayaking competitions for women.

Results

Men

Canadians

Event	gold	time	silver	time	bronze	time
C-1 500 m	Soviet Union Mikhail Slivinsky		German Democratic Republic Olaf Heukrodt		Bulgaria Martin Marinow
C-1 1000 m	Soviet Union Ivan Klementiev		Canada Larry Cain		Hungary Gaspar Goldizsar
C-1 10,000 m	Soviet Union Ivan Klementiev		Hungary Zsolt Bohacs		Czechoslovakia Jan Bartunek
C-2 500 m	Soviet Union Nikolai Jurawski Viktor Renejski		Poland Tomasz Goliasz Marek Lbik		France Joel Bettin Philippe Renaud
C-2 1000 m	Denmark Christian Frederiksen Arne Nielsson		France Olivier Boivin Didier Hoyer		Soviet Union Yuri Gurin Valery Weschko
C-2 10,000 m	Denmark Christian Frederiksen Arne Nielsson		France Olivier Boivin Didier Hoyer		Soviet Union Yuri Gurin Valery Weschko
C-4 500 m	Soviet Union Nikolai Jurawski Viktor Renejski Juri Gurin Valeri Weschko		Hungary Attila Szabo Zsolt Varga György Zala Ervin Hoffmann		France Benoit Bernard Joel Bettin Philippe Renaud Pascal Sylvoz
C-4 1000 m	Soviet Union Nikolai Jurawski Viktor Renejski Juri Gurin Valeri Weschko		Hungary Attila Szabo Gusztav Leikep Gabor Takacs Ervin Hoffmann		Bulgaria Dejan Bonew Nikolai Buchalow Christo Georgiew Paisiy Lubenow

kayak

Event	gold	time	silver	time	bronze	time
K-1 500 m	Australia Martin Hunter		German Democratic Republic Kay Bluhm		United States Mike Herbert
K-1 1000 m	Hungary Zsolt Gyulai		German Democratic Republic Torsten Krentz		Sweden Karl Axel Sundqvist
K-1 10,000 m	Hungary Attila Szabo		Soviet Union Stanislaw Borejko		Portugal Jose Garcia
K-2 500 m	German Democratic Republic Kay Bluhm Torsten Gutsche		Soviet Union Sergei Kalesnik Anatoly Tishchenko		Poland Maciej Freimut Wojciech Kurplewski
K-2 1000 m	German Democratic Republic Kay Bluhm Torsten Gutsche		Soviet Union Vladimir Bobreshov Arturas Weta		Hungary Attila Adrovicz Zoltan Berkes
K-2 10,000 m	Hungary Attila Abraham Sandor Hodosi		United Kingdom Grayson Burne Ivan Lawler		Soviet Union Vladimir Gordillej Gennady Vasilenko
K-4 500 m	Soviet Union Viktor Denisov Sergei Kirsanov Alexander Motusenko Viktor Pusew		Germany Reiner Scholl Thomas Pfrang Volker Kreutzer Mario von Appen		Bulgaria Adria Duschew Petar Godew Nikolai Jordanow Ivan Marinow
K-4 1000 m	Hungary Ferenc Csipes Zsolt Gyulay Attila Abraham Sandor Hodosi		Poland Robert Chwialkowski Maciej Freimut Grzegorz Krawcow Wojciech Kurpiewski		German Democratic Republic Guido Behling Torsten Krentz Thomas Vaske André Wohllebe
K-4 10,000 m	Soviet Union Vladimir Bobreshov Alexander Misugin Sergei Superata Arturas Weta		Hungary Gabor Kulcsar Akos Anygal Ferenc Csipes Laszlo Vincze		Poland Andrzej Gajewski Tomasz Franaszek Grzegorz Kaleta Mariusz Rutkowski

Women

kayak

Event	gold	time	silver	time	bronze	time
K-1 500 m	German Democratic Republic Katrin Borchert		Poland Izabella Dylewska		Federal Republic of Germany Josefa Idem
K-1 5000 m	German Democratic Republic Katrin Borchert		Poland Izabella Dylewska		Federal Republic of Germany Josefa Idem
K-2 500 m	German Democratic Republic Anke Nothnagel Heike Singer		Hungary Éva Dónusz Erika Mészáros		Soviet Union Irina Solomikova Galina Sawenko
K-2 5000 m	German Democratic Republic Monika Bunke Ramona Portwich		Romania Merina Bituleanu Luminita Hertea		Soviet Union Aleksandra Apanoviča Nadeshda Kovalevich
K-4 500 m	German Democratic Republic Katrin Borchert Anke Nothnagel Monika Bunke Heike Singer		Hungary Katalin Gyulai Rita Kőbán Henriette Huber Erika Mészáros		Soviet Union Aleksandra Apanoviča Nadeshda Kowalewitsch Irina Salomikowa Galina Sawenko

Medal table

rank	nation	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Soviet Union	8th	3	6th	17th
2	GDR	7th	3	1	11
3	Hungary	4th	6th	2	12
4th	Denmark	2	-	-	2
5	Australia	1	-	-	1
6th	Poland	-	4th	2	6th
7th	France	-	2	2	4th
8th	BR Germany	-	1	2	3
9	Canada	-	1	-	1
	United Kingdom	-	1	-	1
	Romania	-	1	-	1
12	Bulgaria	-	-	3	3
13	Czechoslovakia	-	-	1	1
	United States	-	-	1	1
	Sweden	-	-	1	1
	Portugal	-	-	1	1
total		22nd	22nd	22nd	66

Web links

• Canoe results history on Sport-komplett.de
• Winner of the Canoe Racing World Championships (1936-2007) pp. 1–41 ( Memento from January 5, 2010 in the Internet Archive )