Canadian sprint is an event in a single row using the Canadian canoe paddle blade, set up a straight course to rivers, lakes and ponds with no flow, time to start simultaneously compete for a boat 9.
Video, is a state of men's 500m sprint double at the Canadian 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
Regulations commentary seen in 5 minutes
The competition area
- 9There is a (waterway) lanes, one lane is made to 9m in width.
- 漕者 will be disqualified and had to be the center of the lane Koga, and protrude from this lane.
- Buoy indicate the lane is being installed every 12.5m.
- Color of the buoy of 100m before the finish, making it all red.
- If you capsize in the middle will be disqualified.
Start
- Each boat, put the tip of the boat to the starting block of the device for preventing the boat from automatic flying, lined up beside Issen.
- "Set;" (Ready for the location) Ready "; players are poised to paddle with" (set available), to prepare for the start.
- If you move the paddle in front of the start signal, will be disqualified been sentenced to (flying) false start, false start and the same player twice.
Finish
- Ranking will be determined in the order has passed the finish line bow.
- 2If the competition seater and four-seater, with the goal must be a member of the crew were all aboard, and the goal is not allowed.
カナディアン カヌー (Canadian Canoe)
- 漕者 takes a posture of sitting straight or towards the direction of travel of the boat Tatehiza, go before either the left or right while rowing the only one with a single blade paddle with a blade on one side.
- "Canadian (Canadian)" is called, we call "canoe (Canoe)" in Japan and abroad.
The road to gold medal
- Proceed through the semi-finals and finals → → qualifying.
- In qualifying, the No. 1 team in the finals, teams ranked 2-7 in each group will advance to the semifinals.
- In the semifinals, the top three teams will advance to the finals.
World Record / Japanese record
Canadian single-200m sprint
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
World | 38"383 | Ledys Frank Balceiro（ Cuba) | 2001Years |
Canadian single-500m sprint
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
| World | 1:45"614 | Maxim Opalev ( Russia) | 2002Years |
Canadian sprint single 1,000 m
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
| World | 3:46"201 | David Cal（ Spain) | 2004Years |
Canadian pair 200m sprint
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
| World | 35"760 | Tomas Gadeikis, Raimundas Labuckas ( Lithuania) | 2007Years |
Canadian pair 500m sprint
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
| World | 1:38"270 | Tomasz Goliasz, Marek Łbik ( Poland) | 1989Years |
Canadian pairs 1,000 m sprint
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
| World | 3:28"531 | Ibrahim Rojas, Leobaldo Pereira (Cuba) | 2001Years |
Four Canadian 200m sprint
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
| World | 32"753 | Robert Vinturis, Ionel Averian, Ciucu, Mardale（ Romania) | 1997Years |
Four Canadian 500m sprint
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
| World | 1:29"956 | Sándor Malomsoki, George Kozmann, Bela Belicza, Gabor Ivan ( Hungary) | 2002Years |
Four Canadian 1,000 m sprint
| | Record | Name | Date |
|---|
| World | 3:14"459 | Robert Nuck, Stefan Holtz, Stephan Breuing, Thomas Lück（ Germany) | 2006Years |
