The Under 23 World Champion has enjoyed a breakout season in his surfski – but this victory stands out as something special.
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The Under 23 World Champion has enjoyed a breakout season in his surfski – but this victory stands out as something special.
A resolution has been reached after months of discussions between Paddle Australia and organisers of the Shaw and Partners WA Race Week.
The New Zealander says she experienced “ups and downs” across the Shaw and Partners WA Race Week, but walks away with her title defended.
The New Zealander says she experienced “ups and downs” across the Shaw and Partners WA Race Week, but walks away with her title defended.
By their own admission, the South Africans were struggling in the Shaw and Partners WA Race Week… until an honest conversation.
The second race of the Shaw and Partners WA Race Week was decided by sprint finishes for both the men and women.
The Australian pair have kick-started their pursuits of the record-breaking $265,000 prize money on offer.
A long read of where the surfski paddling is heading in Europe, according to those on the ground.
The 2021 World Champion has been battling illness all year, but didn’t expect his season to be derailed like this.
Jemma Smith hadn’t raced in her surfski for months before the World Championships, but that didn’t slow her charge toward the title.
Jemma Smith hadn’t raced in her surfski for months before the World Championships, but that didn’t slow her charge toward the title.
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Jemma Smith hadn’t raced in her surfski for months before the World Championships, but that didn’t slow her charge toward the title.
The two-time World Champion admits his latest victories “couldn’t have come at a better time” as the WA Race Week approaches.
It’s a horror race experience that thankfully had a happy ending for this Australian paddler.
He’s one of the form athletes heading into the Shaw and Partners WA Race Week, but right now, paddling is far from Tom Norton’s mind.
Jemma Smith hadn’t raced in her surfski for months before the World Championships, but that didn’t slow her charge toward the title.
The prodigy of paddling has fulfilled his potential by producing the best performance of his career on the sport’s biggest stage.
She’s been on the road for five weeks, but in just a few hours time, Danielle McKenzie will step on the start line for the main event.
It’s a title he wasn’t necessarily chasing, but Valentin Henot’s breakthrough victory at the European Championships has been a long time coming.
He’s 45 years of age and has raced at the top for more than two decades, but Dawid Mocke’s latest win shows he isn’t going anywhere just yet.
The all-round paddler had been touted as one of Australia’s leading hopes at the Shaw and Partners WA Race Week.
In an extended interview on The Paddler’s Pod, Hancock reveals the excruciating pain of her paddle – and how she found the strength to overcome it.
It was only a local race, but tasting victory once again means so much more to Mackenzie Hynard.