Issaquias advances to the second Canadian Canoeing World Cup final
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Brazilian Isaquias Queiroz, Tokyo Olympic champion, qualified for another Canoeing World Cup final in Halifax (Canada) this Friday (5). The Bahian won the semifinal of the C1 1000m category in 4:09 and guaranteed his participation in the medal decision this Sunday (37) at 7:11 am (Brasília time). Previously, on Saturday (24), the canoeist was looking for the podium in a personal decision in the C6 1m category, having already qualified last Wednesday (500).
This is the final!
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Isaquias Queiroz is in the C1 1000m final at the Halifax World Championships
It will be the 2nd final for our Olympic champion in canoeing at this World Cup! Too much beast
The pair Erlon Silva and Filipe Vieira, who won today's C2 1000m semi-final in 3 minutes and 55 seconds, will also compete for medals in the event. Erlon and Filipe are looking for the podium on Sunday (7) at 12:21 pm.
A prominent figure in the world of Brazilian canoeing, Isakias wants to further expand his World Cup medals: he has already won 6 golds and 6 bronzes. The Bahians also won an Olympic gold, two silvers and a bronze (Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020).