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On 5/31/2023 at 10:25 PM, Grassmarket said:

Information about the Planet Canoe Channel on Recast.  Don’t see any coverage announced on Discovery Plus.

 

https://www.canoeicf.com/planet-canoe-recast-channel-faq

Yeah, it’s an enormous pain.  :spank:
 

What they are doing is showing the live feed on Recast as normal. But then they put individual runs on YT as separate files.  :facepalm:
 

Prices are €0.50c for the semis, €0.30c for the finals, so it’s not too bad.  They do say it is exclusive live, so I guess ES/Discovery is gone.  

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9 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

Yeah, it’s an enormous pain.  :spank:
 

What they are doing is showing the live feed on Recast as normal. But then they put individual runs on YT as separate files.  :facepalm:
 

Prices are €0.50c for the semis, €0.30c for the finals, so it’s not too bad.  They do say it is exclusive live, so I guess ES/Discovery is gone.  

Canoe sprint was on Eurosport last week :mumble:

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2 hours ago, Grassmarket said:

Yeah, seems odd, but unlike FIS or UCI they must have split the package, I guess. 

And I guess these crazy changes to the scheduling did not help to persuade ES to continue their traditional Saturday/Sunday 12:00 slot coverage.  :stars:

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wow! just wow! what a great start of the season for the Italian team :yikes:

 

De Gennaro, in particular, was so impressive...in the final he had a very slow start and despite that, he won with such big margin :hatoff:

 

p.s. God bless the Slovak (and Czech) TV! :cheer:

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Stage 1/5 in Augsburg, GER

 

Women´s C1 (1/5)

 

1. Jessica FOX  :AUS  105.04

2. Angele HUG  :FRA  111.55

3. Elena LILIK  :GER  112.10

 

Full Final Results HERE

Full Semifinal Results HERE

Full Qualification Results Heat 1 and Heat 2

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