Karlsruhe rowing talents secure four qualifications for the U-World Championships

Karlsruhe rowing talents secure four qualifications for the U-World Championships

"The preparations for the Rowing youngsters of the KrV Wiking for the upcoming World Cup"

The rudder youngsters of the Karlsruhe rowing club Wiking is about to be an important event-the World Cup from August 18 to 25 in St. Catharines, Canada. At the U23 and U19 championships, four talents of the KRV achieved impressive results and thus qualified for the World Cup. This performance has led to half of the Baden-Württemberg World Cup starter from the rowing club in Karlsruhe.

The successes of the rudder youngsters show the hard work and the commitment that they have invested in their training. Athletes such as Lars Trampert and Sophia Brenke were able to win the title at the German U19 championships and thus secure participation in the U19 World Championship. The coach Maximilian Pawlik is proud of the young athletes and is looking forward to the upcoming World Cup.

The goals at the World Cup

At the upcoming World Championships, the boats of the KrV Wiking are aiming for different goals. The double four team, consisting of Helena Brenke and Claire Licht, has the opportunity to win a medal. It is even speculated that an attack on the World Cup title against the favorite Italy is possible. For many athletes, it is also an important way to gain experience at an international level and to measure yourself on the top of the world.

Preparations for the World Cup are in full swing, with a focus on endurance and strength training, in order to be able to call up the best possible performance on the world stage. It is trained hard to find the connection to the top of the world and get the best out of this unique opportunity.

The World Cup in Canada promises exciting competitions and passionate races in which the row's youngsters of the KrV Wiking can be and will demonstrate its passion for sport. The entire community keeps their fingers crossed for the young athletes and is proud that they represent the regional rowing scene so successfully.