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Ibar Euro Cup, which was held in Ušće on the Ibar River in Serbia, was the final Euro Cup 2021 event in the series. Pre-pandemic times we’d have seen anywhere between 9 and 12 Euro Cup events happening through the year. Despite the restrictions the Euro Cup 2021 saw eight events being held, four events
Trnávka 2021 European Cup R4 + R6 @ Trnávka Slalom Course, Želiv 🇨🇿 The second weekend of September closed this year’s Czech raft season. One of the most difficult slalom courses in the world hosted the European Cup and the Czech Chamiponship, with the participation of the top Czech rafting teams and several foreign crews.
Last weekend’s Rohozec Cup 2021 in České Vrbné, Czechia, tested the most experienced rafting competitors. During these times of coronavirus, quality raft races are limited. In České Budějovice, everything turned around for the positive. A large number of Czech crews took part in Rohozec Cup 2021. After all, this event wasn’t just a Czech Cup,
Euro & Czech Cup R4 – Trnávka Sprint & Slalom – R4 Racing in categories: R4 – OM, OW, MM, MW, U23 Artificial Slalom Course, Želiv. Difficulty: WW4, the course is not intended for beginners Rafts: R4 Colorado, Pulsar 420 More information: jan.vavra@svocr.cz
Vltava River – “Devils streams” Lipno Euro Cup R6 and R4 Downriver R4 and R6 More information: libor.peska@svocr.cz
Troja River, Vltava, Prague. Czech Cup Sprint and Slalom R6 and R4 River and Location: River Vltava, Artificial Slalom Course, Vodácká 835/12, 170 00 Prague 7 – Troja, registration office: building of company HG Sport, s.r.o. River Grade: WW 3 – 4 More info: info@panenka-paddles.cz
With the final Euro Cup event recently concluding in Serbia, the overall standings in the Euro Cup 2020 R6 and R4 Series can now be concluded. Events A strange season it certainly was! The first event was eventually held in late August in the Czechia, and the last was held mid November in Serbia, a
Last weekend saw 24 teams competing at EC Trnávka. Nothing was going to prevent Czech rafters enjoying the last race on the Svaz vodáků České republiky’s (SVoCR) 2020 calendar, not even the damp weather. The event, held on the 26th September, was the Czech Republic Championship as well as an IRF Euro Cup Series event.
The Devil’s Stream pulled in teams from across Europe to take on it’s challenging rapids this weekend. Hosted by Czech Union of Boaters (Rafting), this very popular annual event saw over 20 teams teams take to the Vlatva River, near Lipno in Czechia. The Devil’s Stream section is immediately below the Lipno dam and provides
International Rafting Federation
Official world governing body for rafting since 1997
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