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Kayak

Kayak

The last element is water.

The Ibar is first-class kayaking water — rapids, flat stretches and transitions that demand both power and the ability to read the river.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which stretch of the Ibar is used?

The official section, the entry and exit points and the safety positions will be published once confirmed.

What is the water on the Ibar like?

The Ibar changes character every few kilometres — there are flat stretches and there are places where two strokes decide whether you pass clean. The level shifts through the year and rises quickly after rain, so the judgement is made on race day.

What equipment is required?

The safety plan and the list of mandatory equipment will form part of the official regulations. On water like this a vest and helmet are the standard in the sport, race or no race.

Why is the kayak the last stage?

Because the race runs downhill and finishes on the river. The river does not negotiate with a tired team — the water shows what a team has left.

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