Britain celebrated further success at the International Canoe Federation (ICF) Para Canoe World Championships, with Emma Wiggs and Jack Eyers claiming gold medals in Copenhagen.

Britain’s Tokyo 2020 women’s Para canoe KL2 champion Charlotte Henshaw retained her International Canoe Federation (ICF) Para Canoe World Championships title in the women’s VL3 event in the Danish capital Copenhagen.

Four Tokyo 2020 gold medallists will be aiming to add a world title to their résumé at the International Canoe Federation (ICF) Canoe Sprint World Championships, which take place in Copenhagen in Denmark.

Britain ended the second and last day of finals in canoeing with two gold medals at the Sea Forest Waterway, on the penultimate morning of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

World champions Serhii Yemelianov and Curtis McGrath successfully defended their Rio 2016 Paralympic titles at the Sea Forest Waterway, as the first canoeing finals were held today at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

World champions Australian Curtis McGrath and Ukraine's Serhii Yemelianov are set to defend their Rio 2016 canoeing titles at the Sea Forest Waterway at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, with competition set for tomorrow.

Canada has announced further additions in Para canoe, Para rowing and Para shooting to its team for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

Munich 2022 has announced Para-canoe and Para-rowing will feature on the programme for the multi-sport European Championships.

Scott Martlew and Corbin Hart have been selected for the New Zealand Paralympic canoeing team, taking the total number to 20 with other announcements pending for another three Para sports.

Home favourite Peter Pal Kiss claimed the victory in the men's KL1 200 metres at the International Canoe Federation (ICF) Paracanoe World Cup in Szeged in Hungary.

Spain, Brazil and Russia all won finals on the second day of competition at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics qualification tournament, the International Canoe Federation (ICF) Paracanoe World Cup in Szeged in Hungary.

More than 130 athletes from 37 countries are taking part in the three-day Paracanoe World Cup that got underway at Szeged in Hungary today, doubling as the final Tokyo 2020 Paralympics qualifier.

Chile’s Robinson Méndez, four times a Paralympic wheelchair tennis player, is preparing to make his fifth Games appearance - as a canoeist.

Para canoeist Susan Seipel believes she is "stronger and fitter leading into the Games now, than I was 12 months ago", benefitting from the postponement of Tokyo 2020.