In the team finals, France took the gold in the kayak test, with Spanish Laura Blasco, Alba Oronich and Andrea Aguera finishing in fifth position. Closer to the medals was the male canoe team. The trio formed by Alan Padilla, Manuel Freire and Rodrigo Ramos finished fourth in another gala victory

Fina for the European Championship of Brave Waters, disputed on the channel of Sobrero, in León... and has done so with a clear mastery of the French team, which has copped the largest number of gold medals, while the Spanish delegation leaves León without any presea despite having tried it until the last moment.

The French Pauline Freslon took the first victory of the day, the female of the individual kayak, where her compatriot Lisa Vinet is third. The Quentin Dazeur Gala took the triumph in the individual canoe test, while in the individual male kayak competition the victory was for the Belgian Maxime Richard.

The champion of the individual female canoe was also the French Elsa Gaubert, a test in which the Spanish Noa Díaz and Ximena Prats concluded in eighth and ninth positions.

As for the end of the double male canoe test, the French made a double of gold and silver, with the Spanish Marcos González and Alan Padilla and Rodrigo Ramos and Manuel Freire were ninth and tenth. The French Elsa Gaubert and Helene Raguenes also won in the female competition.

Slovenia won the kayak for teams, with Spain being seventh thanks to the trio formed by Guillermo Fidalgo, Sergio Ruiz and Marcos González. The French women's canoe team took the title, while in the last test of the event, the male double canoe, France won the triumph and the Spaniards (Marcos González, Sergio Ruiz, Manuel Freire, Rodrigo Ramos, Saul Rodríguez and Jesús Rodríguez) were fourth.