The remarkable performance of the crew composed of Ernesto Goribar, a native of Colindres (Cantabria), who is completing his third season in the ranks of the El Sella Canoeing Club from Rio de Janeiro, together with Marcos Caballero Hernández from Pucela, both from the Trasona Sports Technification Center, they boded good feelings. So it was. They were only surpassed by the Germans Albert Fritzsche and Anton Winklemann (3.19.403); meanwhile, the bronze ended up in the hands of Czechs Lukas Hrabek and Vaclav Termer.
The Mallorcan Álex Graneri Larrea (Náutico de Palma), another member of the Trasona Technification Center (Corvera), won the silver medal in the K-1 modality and also in the 1,000 meter distance. The Balearic kayaker stayed at 0.840 thousandths of the golden metal that Levente Kurucz conquered in Magyar, being the bronze for the Danish Jeppe Kristensen.
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