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Fernando Pimenta wins another world title in K1 1000 meters

Portuguese kayaker Fernando Pimenta became world champion in K1 1000 meters at a competition held in Poznan, Poland.

29 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Fernando Pimenta, a 37-year-old kayaker, became the world champion in K1 1000 meters at the canoeing world championships held in Poznan, Poland. In the final, Pimenta defeated Hungarian Balint Kopasz, securing the title in his favorite distance.

With this victory, Fernando Pimenta reaches an impressive total of 27 medals in world championships, establishing a new record in the sport. This is the athlete's fourth title in the 1000 meters event.

Pimenta's victory stands out not only for the number of medals but also for his consistency over the years in international competitions.

The result was enthusiastically celebrated by Pimenta's supporters, who cheered him on during the race. The kayaker continues to solidify his legacy in Portuguese canoeing.

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