Justyna Iskrzycka and Marta Walczykiewicz successfully sailed the K1 500m heats at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and won a direct promotion to the semi-finals of this competition. And Lisa Carrington will be there, too.

David Less

Marta Walczykiewicz at the finish line

WP SportoweFakty / Łukasz Trzeszczkowski / Pictured: Marta Walczykiewicz at the finish line

Wednesday’s second competition at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, in which Poland’s representatives competed on the regatta, was the qualifier for the 500m K1. Justina Iskrzyka, Marta Walchikevich competed in it.

Justina Eskrzyka performed well in her Olympic debut. Anja Osterman worked hard in the race with the participation of a Polish. Our representative sailed in third place, behind the Belarusian woman. In the second part of the distance, Iskrzycka started swimming more aggressively and, after a successful finish, finished the race in second place, giving her a direct promotion to the semi-finals.

Marta Walczykiewicz has already completed the K1 Olympic 200-meter final, in which she finished fourth after a fierce battle. At the 500m, I started with a certain promotion to the semi-finals, because from each of the qualifying races, the top three contenders were rewarded. In her race, Walczykiewicz was third, but she continued to dominate her position and couldn’t catch up. Hungarian Tamara Csipes may have won this series.

Also in the semi-finals is the Olympic champion with K1 200 meters and K2500 meters, Lisa Carrington. The New Zealander spoke out loud about the fact that she wanted to bring four gold medals from Tokyo, and with this start she proved that she would definitely be dangerous in one at 500 metres. Among the semi-finalists, there are also, among others, Danuta Kozak, Emma Jorgensen and Linnea Stensils.

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The K1 500m semi-finals, featuring Justyna Iskrzycka and Marta Walczykiewicz, are scheduled to take place on Thursday, August 5. The competition starts at 2:58.

Women’s K1500m qualifying results:
First race:
1. Hermine Peters (Belgium) – 1: 47959 – promotion to the semi-finals
2. Teresa Portela (Portugal) – 1: 48.727 – promotion to the semi-finals
3. Julie Heck (Germany) – 1: 48,758 – promotion to the semi-finals
4. Isabel Contreras (Spain) – 1:49.256 – Quarter-finals
5. Milica Novakovic (Serbia) – 1:49.802 – Quarter-finals
6. Mengdi Yen (China) – 1: 52.760 – Quarter-finals
7. Emily Lewis (Great Britain) – 1: 55.743 – Quarter-finals

Race 2:
1. Anja Ostermann (Slovenia) – 1:49.402 – Promotion to the semi-finals
2. Justyna Iskrzycka (Poland) – 1:49.893 – Promotion to the semi-finals.
3. Volha Khodzinka (Belarus) – 1: 50.732 – promotion to the semi-finals
4. Brenda Rojas (Argentina) – 1: 54.541 – Quarter-finals
5. Yulia Yurychuk (Ukraine) – 1: 57.532 – Quarter-finals
6. Francesca Genzo (Italy) 1: 59.712 – Quarter-finals
7- Natalia Sergeyeva (Kazakhstan) 2: 01.374 – Quarter-finals

Race 3:
1. Leni Stencils (Sweden) – 1: 48.144 – Promotion to the semi-finals
2. Alice Wood (Australia) – 1: 48.572 – promotion to the semi-finals
3. Caitlin Regal (New Zealand) – 1: 50.297 – promotion to the semi-finals
4. Spela Ponomarenko Janic (Slovenia) – 1: 50.498 – Quarter-finals
5. Svetlana Chernigovskaya (Russian Olympic Committee) – 1: 52.311 – quarter-finals
6. Manon Hostense (France) – 1: 53.668 – Quarter-finals
7- Amira Khreis (Algeria) – 2: 13.626 – Quarter-finals

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Race 4:
1. Danuta Kozak (Hungary) – 1: 48.730 – Promotion to the semi-finals
2. Emma Astran Jorgensen (Denmark) – 1:49.231 – Promotion to the semi-finals
3. Alyssa Ball (Australia) – 1:49.416 – promotion to the semi-finals
4. Michelle Russell (Canada) – 1: 51.081 – Quarter-finals
5. Deborah Kerr (Great Britain) – 1: 51375 – Quarter-finals
6. Anna Roxana Lehasse (Austria) 1: 55.067 – Quarter-finals
7. Samaa Ahmed (Egypt) – 2: 13.007 – Quarter-finals

Race 5:
1. Tamara Ksebes (Hungary) – 1: 48.790 – Promotion to the semi-finals
2. Marina Litvinchuk (Belarus) – 1:49.606 – promotion to the semi-finals
3. Marta Walczykiewicz (Poland) – 1: 50.184 – promotion to the semi-finals
4. Maria Povek (Ukraine) 1: 50.489 – Quarter-finals
5. Annamaria Govorcinovic (Croatia) 1: 52.015 – Quarter-finals
6. Jie Huang (China) – 1: 52.385 – Quarter-finals
7. Lizzie Broix (Belgium) – 1: 52.476 – Quarter-finals

Race 6:
1. Lisa Carrington (New Zealand) – 1:48463 – promotion to the semi-finals
2. Sabrina Hering Bradler (Germany) – 1: 49.932 – promotion to the semi-finals
3. Victoria Schwartz (Austria) 1: 51.750 – Promotion to the semi-finals
4. Kira Stepanova (Russian Olympic Committee) – 1:55.180 – Quarter-finals
5. Joanna Vasconcelos (Portugal) – 1: 57.513 – Quarter-finals
6. Ann Kearns (Samoa) 2: 03.667 – Quarter-finals

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