World Rowing Cup II in Poznan Semifinals were very close
Final will be held at the Lake Malta regatta course, the flat calm conditions, bright skies, and temperatures that reached into the upper 20s Celsius created the ideal circumstances for racing.
Olympic winner versus hometown heroes
It appears like Irishman Fintan McCarthy will be just as successful in the singles competition as he was in the doubles competition the previous year. After dominating the first semifinal of the lightweight men’s single sculls, the Olympic champion from Tokyo is unquestionably the one to beat in the A-Final. However, in the second A/B semifinal, all eyes were on Poland’s Artur Mikolajczewski and Jerzy Kowalski, who finished in a good 1-2 position ahead of the final that will take place this afternoon. Is it possible for them to land on the podium if they have a lot of help from the fans at home?
Men’s pair competition
The Men’s Pair A-Final is tomorrow don’t miss it! It will undoubtedly be a close race because there is nothing standing between the Netherlands and New Zealand in semifinal A/B 1 and because the USA and Japan are using their might to overwhelm the opposition in semifinal A/B 2. And speaking of Moldova, Chirill-Visotchi Sestacov and Alexandru Masnic, who also earned a berth in the A-Final, what a performance!
Youssifou and De Jong cannot be stopped
Since the beginning of the season, the Dutch pair consisting of Roos De Jong and Laila Youssifou had appeared to be invincible. They easily took home the gold medal in Belgrade, and they continued to demonstrate their superiority in the women’s double sculls competition yesterday by cruising to victory in semifinal A/B 1. Who could possibly stop them? It might be the new American duo of Kara Kohler and Sophia Vitas, who dominated the second semifinal, or it could be Kohler’s previous opponent in the singles competition, Ireland’s Sanita Puspure, who is now playing in the doubles competition with Zoe Hyde.
Sinkovic Brothers are untouchable
The Sinkovic brothers, Martin and Valent, appear to be in the best shape of their careers in the men’s double sculls race, where they have never been defeated. On Friday, they declared that they were going to attempt to set the world record for their heat. They were able to maintain control throughout today’s first semifinal, which was a race in which the Polish, who were competing on seas in which they are quite familiar, as well as the new Dutch combination of Stef Broenink and Koen Metsemakers, really sought to push them to the limit. But the Croatian brothers were able to pull off another victory with ease.
The duo from Australia known as Caleb Antill and Jack Cleary, as well as the duo from the Netherlands known as Guus Mollee and Guillaume Krommenhoek, will be the ones to present the competition.
The Women’s Four is where Olympians display their power
The women’s four competition is full with Olympians, and they all showed their strength yesterday on Lake Malta. The competition is intense. The Olympic champions from Australia, a boat that includes Annabelle McIntyre and Lucy Stephan, from the winning crew in Tokyo, won the first semifinal A/B race, finishing ahead of the Netherlands and the United States of America. In semifinal A/B 2, Ireland (represented by Eimear Lambe and Aifric Keogh), New Zealand (represented by Beth Ross), and Canada (represented by Avalon Wasteneys and Sydeny Payne) effortlessly secured their spot in the A-Final.
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