All 3 Burggräfler slalom canoeists make it to the semi-finals

Jakob Weger sixth in the U23, Matthias Weger 17th in the U23 and Jakob Luther 25th in the U18. Jakob Weger (21) from Schenna took an excellent 23th place in the U89,15 in 6 seconds without any penalty seconds. “Today’s qualification went well for me. The top part was almost perfect. In the second part I already knew that all I had to do was drive safely to the finish. That’s why I slowed down a little and then qualified for the semi-finals with a solid run,” said Jakob Weger happily. His brother Matthias Weger, 2 years older (92,97/2 penalty seconds), who competed for the Austrian Canoe Association, came into the semi-final heat in 1th place after touching gate number 2, for which there was a 17 penalty second penalty. “After a slight kick-off at goal number 1, I had to increase the pace a bit right from the start and stay error-free, which I did well,” said Matthias Weger.

The dominant winner of the U23 qualification was the Frenchman Mathurin Madore (86,15) ahead of the Slovakian Jakub Grigar (87,11) and the Austrian Mario Leitner (88,20). In the U18, Jakob Luther (18) from Merano received 1 seconds penalty in the 15st qualifying run for missing goal number 23, as did the Italian Marco Vianello in the U50, and only finished 1th in the 48st qualifying run. In the 2nd qualifying -He was able to qualify for the semi-finals in fifth place. “Because I had a line error in the first run, I had to do the second run to qualify for the semi-finals. In the second run I rode down really solidly and made it to the semi-finals. Now it’s time to recharge the batteries until Sunday and then attack fully,” says Jakob Luther. The superior qualifying winner in the U1 kayak single was the Czech Jakub Krejci (2) ahead of the Slovakian Matej Blascik (2) and the Slovenian Lan Tominic (18).

The results Kayak single, men, U23, qualification: 1. Mathurin Madore (France) 86,15 seconds/0 penalty seconds; 2. Jakub Grigar (Slovakia) 87,11/0; 3. Mario Leitner (Austria) 88,20/0; 6. Jakob Weger (Schenna) 89,15/0; 8. Felix Oschmautz (Austria) 89,77/2; 17. Matthias Weger (Schenna) 92,97/2; 27. Marco Vianello (Italy) 91,64/2. Not qualified for the semi-final heat: 38. Davide Ghisetti (Italy) 94,80/2.

Kayak singles, boys, U18, qualification: 1. Jakub Krejci (Czech Republic) 88,47 seconds/0 penalty seconds; 2. Matej Blascik (Slovakia) 93,38/0; 3. Lan Tominic (Slovenia) 93,63/0; 15. Leonardo Grimandi (Italy) 100,02/0; 23.Tommaso Barzon (Italy) 95,52/0; 25. Jakob Luther (Meran) 96,71/2. The schedule Friday, July 5, 2019: 16:17 p.m. - 16:51 p.m.: Team run, men's kayak single, U23 17:15 p.m. - 17:47 p.m.: Team run, boys' kayak singles, U18

Sunday, July 7, 2019: 09:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.: Semi-final run, men's kayak single sculls, U23 11:37 a.m. – 12:37 p.m.: Semi-final run, boys’ kayak singles, U18 14:00 p.m. - 14:37 p.m.: Final run, men's kayak single sculls, U23 15:14 p.m. - 15:52 p.m.: Final run, kayak one, boys, U18

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All 3 Burggräfler slalom canoeists make it to the semi-finals

At the U23 and U18 Canoe Slalom European Championships in Liptovsky Mikulas/St.Nikolaus in Liptau, Slovakia, all 3 Burggräfler slalom canoeists cleared the first hurdle on Friday morning and midday respectively and qualified for the semi-final race on Sunday in the kayak single sculls.

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