Skadi Langbein (archive photo shown here) wins the parallel sprints at the 2026 Finals
With an impressive time of 46:40, Skadi Langbein of WPH Berlin secured a commanding victory ahead of Vivien Franke (52:27) of Wassersportfreunde Spandau 04 in the 160-metre parallel sprint.
Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) may sound like a leisure activity, but at a competitive level it is a highly demanding sport. In the finals, a sprint is held using a system of heats, semi-finals and finals to determine the best athletes for the final. The race covers a distance of 160 metres. Only two athletes start in each race (head-to-head). The first to cross the finish line wins.
You can find the results of all the races in the article linked below
On the IMAS Sportsystems website, you can find the individual heats and times for the 2026 Women’s Parallel Sprint finals. Heats, semi-finals and finals.
