Canoe Racing World Championships 1995

27th Canoe Racing World Championships
venue	Duisburg
Competitions	24

The 27th Canoe Racing World Championships took place in 1995 in Duisburg ( Germany ).

Medals were awarded in 24 disciplines of canoe racing: nine canoeing and nine kayaking competitions for men and six kayaking competitions for women.

Results

Men

Canadians

Event	gold	time	silver	time	bronze	time
C-1 200 m	Bulgaria Nikolai Bukhalov		Germany Thomas Zereske		Ukraine Mikhail Slivinsky
C-1 500 m	Bulgaria Nikolai Bukhalov		Czech Republic Martin Doctor		Hungary Imre Pulai
C-1 1000 m	Hungary Imre Pulai		Czech Republic Martin Doctor		Germany Matthias Röder
C-2 200 m	Hungary Csaba Horváth György Kolonics		Germany Marc Eschelbach Thomas Zereske		Bulgaria Martin Marinow Blogowest Stojanow
C-2 500 m	Hungary György Kolonics Csaba Horváth		Moldova Nikolai Jurawski Viktor Renejski		Germany Andreas Dittmer Gunnar Kirchbach
C-2 1000 m	Hungary György Kolonics Csaba Horváth		Romania Antonel Borșan Marcel Glavan		Germany Andreas Dittmer Gunnar Kirchbach
C-4 200 m	Hungary Ervin Hoffmann Csaba Horváth György Kolonics Attila Szabo		Czech Republic Petr Prochazka Tomas Krvanek Roman Dittrich Waldemar Fibihr		France Olivier Boivin Sylvain Hoyer Eric Leleuch Benoit Bernard
C-4 500 m	Hungary Ervin Hoffmann Csaba Horváth György Kolonics Attila Szabo		Romania Marcel Glavan Cosmin Pasca Antonel Borșan Florin Popescu		Bulgaria Rumen Nikolow Atanas Angelow Stanimir Atanasow Dimitar Atanasow
C-4 1000 m	Romania Marcel Glavan Cosmin Pasca Antonel Borșan Florin Popescu		Hungary Gaspar Boldizsar Ferenc Novak Csaba Hüttner György Zala		Germany Ulrich Papke Patrick Schulze Christian Gille Jens Lubrich

kayak

Event	gold	time	silver	time	bronze	time
K-1 200 m	Belarus Sergei Kalesnik		Hungary Vince Vehervari		Spain Miguel Garcia
K-1 500 m	Poland Piotr Markiewicz		Norway Knut Holmann		Hungary Geza Magyar
K-1 1000 m	Norway Knut Holmann		Australia Clint Robinson		Germany Lutz Liwowski
K-2 200 m	United States Stein Jorgensen John Mooney		Romania Romica Serban Daniel Stoian		Hungary Zsolt Gyulai Krisztian Bartfai
K-2 500 m	Italy Beniamino Bonomi Daniele Scarpa		Hungary Zsolt Gyulai Krisztian Bartfai		Poland Maciej Freimut Adam Wysocki
K-2 1000 m	Italy Antonio Rossi Daniele Scarpa		Germany Kay Bluhm Torsten Gutsche		Poland Grzegorz Kotowicz Dariusz Bialkowski
K-4 200 m	Hungary Krisztian Bartfai Gyula Kajner Antal Pager Gabor Pantokai		Russia Viktor Denisov Anatoly Tishchenko Sergej Werlin Oleg Gorobi		Germany Thomas Reineck André Wohllebe Jan Günther Mark Zabel
K-4 500 m	Russia Viktor Denisov Anatoly Tishchenko Sergej Werlin Oleg Gorobi		Germany Thomas Reineck Detlef Hofmann Mario von Appen Mark Zabel		Poland Grzegorz Katowicz Marek Witkowski Grzegorz Kaleta Dariusz Bialkowski
K-4 1000 m	Germany Thomas Reineck Rene Pflugmacher Mario von Appen Mark Zabel		Hungary Zsolt Gyulay Attila Abraham Krisztian Bartfai Gabor Szabo		Poland Grzegorz Katowicz Marek Witkowski Grzegorz Kaleta Dariusz Bialkowski

Women

kayak

Event	gold	time	silver	time	bronze	time
K-1 200 m	Hungary Rita Kőbán		Canada Caroline Brunet		Sweden Anna Olsson
K-1 500 m	Hungary Rita Kőbán		Canada Caroline Brunet		Sweden Susanne Gunnarsson
K-2 200 m	Canada Corrina Kennedy Marie Josée Gibeau		Sweden Susanne Rosenquist Susanne Gunnarsson		Russia Larissa Kosorukova Tatiana Tishchenko
K-2 500 m	Germany Ramona Portwich Anett Schuck		Poland Elzbieta Urbanczyk Isabela Dylewska		Sweden Susanne Rosenquist Susanne Gunnarsson
K-4 200 m	Canada Caroline Brunet Alison Herst Corrina Kennedy Marie Josée Gibeau		Germany Birgit Fischer Ramona Portwich Anett Schuck Manuela Mucke		Sweden Ingela Eriksson Maria Haglund Suzanne Rosenquist Anna Olsson
K-4 500 m	Germany Ramona Portwich Anett Schuck Manuela Mucke Birgit Fischer		People's Republic of China Bang-Di Xiang Gao-Bei Bei Dong Ying Zhang Qin		Hungary KInga Czigany Éva Dónusz Rita Kőbán Szlvia Mednyanszky

Medal table

rank	nation	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Hungary	9	4th	4th	17th
2	Germany	3	5	6th	14th
3	Canada	2	2	-	4th
4th	Bulgaria	2	-	2	4th
5	Italy	2	-	-	2
6th	Romania	1	3	-	4th
7th	Poland	1	2	4th	7th
8th	Russia	1	1	1	3
9	Norway	1	1	-	2
10	United States	1	-	-	1
10	Belarus	1	-	-	1
12	Czech Republic	-	3	-	3
13	Sweden	-	1	4th	5
14th	Australia	-	1	-	1
14th	People's Republic of China	-	1	-	1
16	France	-	-	1	1
16	Ukraine	-	-	1	1
16	Spain	-	-	1	1
total		24	24	24	72

Web links

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