K-4, women, 1000 m

What to remember

Gainesville, in the United States, hosted the 2003 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships. On 13 September, the Hungarian K-4 of Eszter Rasztótsky, Kinga Dékány, Krisztina Fazekas and Natasa Janics covered 1000 m there in 3 min 13.296 s.

The race also decided the world title, with Rasztótsky winning gold in the K-4 1000 m at those 2003 championships. The Hungarian time is the event's world best time recognised by the ICF. A world championship is among the meets the federation accepts, provided the time comes in a final; the Games, World Cup rounds, continental championships and other races of a good technical standard also qualify.