OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992 -Update: Canoeing: Jamieson qualifies
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Your support makes all the difference.ERIC JAMIESON, Britain's best flat water canoeist, qualified for his fourth final at his third Olympics in the 500 metre Canadian singles.
Jamieson had an appalling start in his semi-final, but came through into third place, and is now hoping for a better showing in tomorrow's final than in Seoul, where he finished last in both the 500m and 1000m.
Jamieson, who came seventh in Los Angeles, is realistic about his chances of winning - the world champion, Mikhail Slivinski of the Unified Team, will win if he does not capsize - but said: 'The next six or seven of us are in the pack.'
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