NZCT New Zealand Canoe Sprint Championships 2024

Date

Apr 19 - Apr 21

08:00 am - 05:00 pm

Location

Mighty River Domain, Lake Karapiro

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Contact

0274445596

Karen Simpson-Warren

The pinnacle of the canoe sprint domestic season this event will be held at Lake Karapiro in Cambridge on 19-21 April 2024.  This event will see paddlers from all over New Zealand represent their clubs and competing for national titles.

The Championships cater to all age groups from 12&U right through to Masters, including Novice categories and race distances will include 100m, 200m, 500m, 1000m plus 2.5km/5km with portages. K1, K2 and K4 events will be included. This is a disability inclusive event and will include para canoe events.

This event is proudly supported by NZ Community Trust and the Waipa District Council.

Check out full event details in the 2024 NZCT New Zealand Canoe Sprint Championships Event Guide- Download Now


Entry Information

Registrations are to be completed through your CRNZ Club via the CRNZ online entry system.
Contact your club’s allocated team manager to enter.

If you are racing as an independent (non-club member) or an international please enter directly here.

Entries close 7th April 2024.

Entry fees:

DivisionMember feeUnaffiliated Fee
Novice, 12&U, 14&U

16&U, 18&U

Open/Masters

$75

$95

$115

$85

$105

$135

Entry queries can be directed to Karen Simpson-Warren, CRNZ Events Manager  Karen.simpson@canoeracing.org.nz

Race Programme,  Lane Draws and Results

The final programme and the draw will be published here five days prior to the regatta.

Live results will be available as they occur on the Canoe Racing NZ App or https://liveresults.co.nz/

Quick Rules

CRNZ Sprint Rules V23 – Jan 2023

Anti-Doping- It’s more fun when it is fair

Canoe Racing NZ is committed to clean sport. We believe in protecting the health of our athletes, the integrity of our sport and the spirit of clean competition in which the best succeed.

Sports Anti-doping rules apply to all competitors, regardless of skill or ability level.

We are encouraging all entrants to get the 101 on clean sport with Drug Free Sport New Zealand (DFSNZ). Clean Sport 101 is an award-winning e-learning module that takes you on a journey through key clean sport concepts in just 15-minutes. Find out what ‘clean sport’ means and what YOU can do to support it. Explore now at drugfreesport.org.nz/e-learning.

To ensure you are up to date on antidoping rules and regulations find out more at https://www.canoeracing.org.nz/performance/drug-free-sport/