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16th IDBF World Dragon Boat Racing Championships - Pattaya, Thailand (7-13 August 2023)
Congratulations to the Auroras for a successful campaign in Thailand.
It was a successful week for the Auroras at the 16th IDBF World Dragon Boat Championships last week in Pattaya, Thailand. In total there was 21 countries participated with over 3000 athletes + supporters. The Rowing and Canoe Association of Thailand (RACT) did an amazing job in hosting the Championship at a fantastic venue. Hopefully everyone had the opportunity to watch some of the live streaming, with the most amazing moment going to the Ukrainian team who paddled the last 100m of the Premier open standadrd 2km under water!
AusDBF would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge all the supporters who were in Thailand to support their family and friends. In addition to the following Australian based International Race Officials who were selected for Thailand: Janine Lette, Janelle Gamble, Elissa Mackenzie, Georgia Parry, Phil Reader and Sylvia Wong, and the IDBF Executive Members - Loretta Lewis (Deputy Treasurer), Belinda Chung (Chair Marketing & Media Commission) and Melanie Cantwell (Chair Competition & Technical Commission). It was also great to have John Holland - Chair of the AusDBF cheering on the Auroras as well in Thailand.
At the IDBF Congress held on Monday following the Championships, Loretta Lewis was elected to the position of Treasurer for the IDBF for the next 4 years. Belinda Chung was re-elected as Chair of the Marketing & Media Commission and Melanie Cantwell was re-elected as Chair of the Competition and Technical Commission.
Round-Up of Results
Event Day | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
Day 1 - 1000m (mixed/open/women) | 16U mixed sm | 18U mixed sm 18U women std 18U open std 24U women std Snr B women std Snr B open std Snr C mixed std Snr C women std |
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Day 2 - 2000m (mixed) | Snr C mixed sm | 16U mixed sm | 18U mixed std 24U mixed sm Snr A mixed std Snr B mixed sm |
Day 3 - 2000m (open/women) | Snr A women Sm | 16U open sm 24U open std Snr A open sm Snr B open std Snr C open std Premier women std |
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Day 4 - 500m (mixed) | Snr C mixed sm | Snr B mixed sm | 16U mixed sm 18U mixed std 24U mixed sm Snr A mixed std Snr C mixed std |
Day 5 - 200m (mixed/open/women) | Snr A women sm Snr C mixed sm Snr C women sm |
Snr B mixed std Snr B mixed sm Snr C mixed std Snr B open std Snr C women std |
16U open sm 18U mixed std 18U women std 24U women std 24U open std Snr A mixed std Snr A open sm Snr B women std Snr C open std |
Day 6 - 500m (open/women) | Snr A women sm | Snr C women std | 16U open sm 18U women std 24U women std 24U open std Snr B women std Snr C women sm Snr C open std |
Nations Cup (Premiers) |
Seniors Cup (A+B+C) |
Juniors Cup (16U+18U+24U) |
Women's Cup |
1st - Canada (190 points) 2nd - USA (180 points) 3rd - China (174 points) 4th - Thailand (161 points) 5th - Chinese Taipei (141 points) 6th - Australia (136 points) |
1st - Canada (380 points) 2nd - USA (339 points) 3rd - Australia (246 points) 4th - China (212 points) |
1st - Canada (208 points) 2nd - USA (199 points) 3rd - China (104 points) 4th - Australia (99 points) |
1st - Canada (239 points) 2nd - USA (191 points) 3rd - Australia (137 points) 4th - China (87 points) |