| Grand Prix 2 wrap up – Day 2 |
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Sunshine Coast paddlers Hailey McGinty and Alyce Burnett impress in hot and blustery conditions at Lake Wendouree today, day 2 of this year’s Canoe Sprint Grand Prix 2 event. |
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| Grand Prix 2 underway |
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Prior,Norton,Bain and Copeland all post wins as day one of this year's GP2 gets underway from Lake Wendouree, Victoria. |
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| Grand Prix 2 kicks off this Friday |
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Lake Wendouree in Ballarat, Victoria is set to showcase its first competitive canoe sprint event in more than 20 years this weekend when Grand Prix 2 gets underway this Friday. |
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| QLD Sprint Championships Wrap Up – Lake Kawana, Sunshine Coast |
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2012 Queensland Sprint Championships were held at Lake Kawana, Gold Coast over the weekend with Sunshine Coast athletes Alyce Burnett and Hailey McGinty the standout performers, with Glenn Wilkinson leading the way in the men claiming two state titles, while Ken Wallace and David Smith made it back to back K2 1000 wins. |
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| Ready, Set, Go! |
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Start gates get tick of approval from athletes, elevating the Sydney International Regatta Centre amongst the best racing venues globally. |
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| WAIS duo take out K2 200 title |
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Stephen Bird and Jesse Phillips shine on day 2, taking out the K2 200m final. |
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| Paddle NSW Sprint Championships Wrap up (Day 2) |
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Alana Nicholls dominates women’s K1, while Joel Simpson proves he’s still Australia’s number one short distance paddler on day two of the NSW Sprint Championships at Sydney International Regatta Centre in windy and wet conditions. |
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| Simpson takes out K1 200 final |
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Joel Simpson takes out the men's K1 200m final following a blistering start out of the gates on day 2 of NSW Sprint Championships. |
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| Flood on the way up |
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In just the fourth time she has competed in a K1 500m event, former Ironwoman and Manly Warringah club member Naomi Flood showed positive signs that she is on track for success, finishing second behind the impressive World Cup gold medallist Alana Nicholls. |
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| Nicholls dominates day two |
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Reigning Racice Gold medallist Alana Nicholls has stamped her authority in the women’s K1 disciplines on day two of the NSW Sprint Championships with victories in the women’s K1 200m and K1 500m events. |
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| Paddle NSW Sprint Championships (Day 2) |
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Western Australian Alana Nicholls and Queensland's Joel Simpson dominate on day two. |
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