Laurence Vincent-Lapointe, Katie Vincent golden at Canoe Sprint World Cup event
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Canada's Laurence Vincent-Lapointe and Katie Vincent continue to be a formidable combination at the Canoe Sprint World Cup.The duo scored silver in the women's C2 500m on Sunday in Duisberg, Germany, crossing the finish line in one minute, 51.905 seconds.Hungary's won gold in 1:51.587, just a mere 0.318 ahead of the Canadians.The silver marks the fourth medals of the season for each Canadian paddler. Vincent-Lapointe took gold in Saturday's C1 200 final, while Vincent was second.WATCH | Canada grabs silver in Duisberg:Other Canadian results Sunday: * Laurence Vincent-Lapointe, C1 5,000 metres: 1st, 25:00.822 * Mark Oldershaw/Katie Vincent, C2 500: 2nd, 1:45.483 * Oldershaw, C1 1,000: 4th, 1:47.055 * Craig Spence, C1 5,000: 5th, 22:47.166 * Roland Varga/Connor Fitzpatrick, C2 1,000 A final: 8th, 3:32.847
Canada's Laurence Vincent-Lapointe and Katie Vincent both landed on the podium on Saturday of the 2019 ICF World Cup event in Poznan, Poland. The Canadian paddlers teamed up to get back there on Sunday.
The pair won gold in the women's C2 500-metre final in a time of one minute 54.389 seconds.
China's Ma Yanan Sun Mengya took silver in 1:55.829 and Ukraine's Liudmyla Luzan and Anastasiia Chetverikova won bronze in 1:56.513.
On Saturday, Vincent-Lapointe won the final of the women's C1 200-metre event in 45.265 seconds, followed by her teammate Vincent in 46.413.
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