In a weekend of Congresses and election results, outgoing International Canoe Federation (ICF) President José Perurena proved the star of the show as the Spaniard made it clear he believes changes to the Olympic programme are afoot.

José Perurena has warned that the International Canoe Federation (ICF) is going through an “extraordinary moment” as he called on the governing body to evolve to protect its future at the Olympic Games.

The International Canoe Federation (ICF) is poised to elect its new President with Germany's Thomas Konietzko and Evgenii Arkhipov of Russia seeking to succeed the outgoing José Perurena.

Commitment to sustainability, a financial review and the prospect of returning to a full calendar headlined proceedings at the 34^th World Triathlon Congress, held virtually today.

Italy's Laura Patti, Mexico's Felix Molina and Greece's Thanos Nikopoulos have been appointed by the The World Triathlon Executive Board as the technical delegates for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. with the latter also serving at the Paralympics in France.

Germany's Thomas Konietzko and Evgenii Arkhipov of Russia will contest the International Canoe Federation (ICF) Presidential election at the organisation's Congress in Rome next month.

The International Canoe Federation (ICF) has paid tribute to its late Board member Joao Tomasini Schwertner of Brazil, who has died at the age of 61 following complications related to COVID-19.

International Canoe Federation (ICF) President José Perurena has promised a "show like never before" in 2021.

International World Games Association (IWGA) President José Perurena has claimed the organisation has shown itself to be "crisis-proof" in 2020 and described this year as the most challenging in the body's history.

The International Canoe Federation (ICF) Congress has been further postponed until October in the hope that more delegates will be able to attend in-person.

Marisol Casado, who earned a fourth consecutive term as World Triathlon President last month after a bitter election campaign, has dismissed the criticisms made by her beaten rival, Mads Freund, as inaccurate.

Marisol Casado, for many years the only female President of a Summer Olympic International Federation, has recently maintained her position at a sporting altitude still largely populated by men – and she plans to drive further change within World Triathlon until at least 2024.

World Triathlon has appointed South Africa's Debbie Alexander as the first vice-president of the governing body, meaning the top two positions in triathlon are held by women.

The entire World Triathlon Tribunal, which submitted a complaint against President Marisol Casado and two other senior officials, has been formally replaced after five new members were elected to the panel today.

Marisol Casado has been elected to serve a fourth term as President of World Triathlon after seeing off challenger Mads Freund in a virtual vote at the organisation’s Congress.