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Sideris Tasiadis
Germany
Career 2010 - 2024
Best year 2012
Total points 75
Best results 1x 2. Olympic Games
All-time rank
#8
10-year rank
#3

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
2024 Olympic Games C1 Men 4 5 Sideris Tasiadis
2022 European Championship C1 Men 2 2 Sideris Tasiadis
2022 World Championship C1 Men 1 10 Sideris Tasiadis
2021 European Championship C1 Men 3 1 Sideris Tasiadis
2020 Olympic Games C1 Men 3 6 Sideris Tasiadis
2019 European Championship C1 Men 3 1 Sideris Tasiadis
2018 World Cup C1 Men 3 3 Sideris Tasiadis
2018 World Championship C1 Men 3 3 Sideris Tasiadis
2017 World Cup C1 Men 1 10 Sideris Tasiadis
2016 Olympic Games C1 Men 5 3 Sideris Tasiadis
2015 European Championship C1 Men 2 2 Sideris Tasiadis
2013 European Championship C1 Men 2 2 Sideris Tasiadis
2013 World Cup C1 Men 1 10 Sideris Tasiadis
2012 European Championship C1 Men 1 4 Sideris Tasiadis
2012 Olympic Games C1 Men 2 12 Sideris Tasiadis
2010 World Cup C1 Men 5 1 Sideris Tasiadis
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Paddle-Europe.eu | 13.09.2026

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TheGuardian.com | 17.09.2024

After years in the shadow of triple gold medal-winning sister Jess, the younger Fox now has her own piece of history as the first winner of a new discipline

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