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Ninel Vakula
Medal record
Women's canoe sprint
World Championships
	1970 Copenhagen	K-4 500 m
European Championships
	1969 Moscow	K-4 500 m

Ninel (Nelli) Vakula (Belarusian: Нінэль Вакула; born 10 September 1949) is a Soviet sprint canoer who competed in the late 1960s and the early 1970s. She was born in Gomel. She won a gold medal in the K-4 500 m event at the 1970 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships in Copenhagen.

References

Ninel Vakula at Bis.nlb.by (in Belarusian)
ICF medalists for Olympic and World Championships – Part 1: flatwater (now sprint): 1936–2007 at the Wayback Machine (archived 2010-01-05)
ICF medalists for Olympic and World Championships – Part 2: rest of flatwater (now sprint) and remaining canoeing disciplines: 1936–2007 at WebCite (archived 2009-11-09)

World Champions in Women's Canoe Sprint K-4 500 m

1963: Soviet Union
- Valentina Bizak
- Lyudmila Pinayeva
- Mariya Shubina
- Antonina Seredina
1966: Soviet Union
- Mariya Shubina
- Antonina Seredina
- Lyudmila Pinayeva
- Nadezhda Levchenko
1970: Soviet Union
- Lyudmila Bezrukova
- Tamara Shymanskaya
- Natalya Boyko
- Ninel Vakula
1971: Soviet Union
- Yekaterina Kurizhko
- Natalya Boyko
- Yulia Ryabchinskaya
- Lyudmila Pinayeva
1973: Soviet Union
- Lyudmila Pinayeva
- Nina Gopova
- Larisa Kabakova
- Tamara Popova
1974: East Germany
- Ilse Kaschube
- Bärbel Köster
- Anke Ohde
- Carola Zirzow
1975: East Germany
- Bärbel Köster
- Anke Ohde
- Bettina Müller
- Carola Zirzow
1977: Bulgaria
- Maria Mintscheva
- Rosa Bohanova
- Velitscha Mintscheva
- Natascha Janakieva
1978: East Germany
- Marion Rösiger
- Roswitha Eberl
- Carsta Genäuß
- Birgit Fischer
1979: East Germany
- Marion Rösiger
- Martina Bischof
- Birgit Fischer
- Roswitha Eberl
1981: East Germany
- Birgit Fischer
- Carsta Kühn
- Kathrin Stoll
- Roswitha Eberl
1982: East Germany
- Birgit Fischer
- Bettina Streussel
- Roswitha Eberl
- Kathrin Giese
1983: East Germany
- Birgit Fischer
- Carsta Kühn
- Ramona Walther
- Kathrin Giese
1985: East Germany
- Birgit Fischer
- Carsta Kühn
- Heike Singer
- Kathrin Giese
1986: Hungary
- Erika Géczi
- Erika Mészáros
- Rita Kőbán
- Éva Rakusz
1987: East Germany
- Birgit Schmidt
- Anke von Seck
- Ramona Portwich
- Ines Rudolph
1989: East Germany
- Katrin Borchert
- Monika Bunke
- Heike Singer
- Anke von Seck
1990: East Germany
- Silke Bull
- Ramona Portwich
- Heike Rabenow
- Anke von Seck
1991: Germany
- Katrin Borchert
- Monika Bunke
- Ramona Portwich
- Anke von Seck
1993: Germany
- Birgit Schmidt
- Ramona Portwich
- Anett Schuck
- Daniela Gleue
1994: Germany
- Birgit Schmidt
- Ramona Portwich
- Anett Schuck
- Daniela Gleue
1995: Germany
- Manuela Mucke
- Ramona Portwich
- Birgit Schmidt
- Anett Schuck
1997: Germany
- Birgit Fischer
- Anett Schuck
- Katrin Kieseler
- Katrin Wagner
1998: Germany
- Birgit Fischer
- Anett Schuck
- Manuela Mucke
- Marcela Bednar
1999: Hungary
- Katalin Kovács
- Erzsébet Viski
- Szilvia Szabó
- Rita Kőbán
2001: Hungary
- Katalin Kovács
- Szilvia Szabó
- Kinga Bóta
- Erzsébet Viski
2002: Hungary
- Katalin Kovács
- Szilvia Szabó
- Kinga Bóta
- Erzsébet Viski
2003: Hungary
- Katalin Kovács
- Szilvia Szabó
- Erzsébet Viski
- Kinga Bóta
2005: Germany
- Carolin Leonhardt
- Conny Waßmuth
- Judith Hörmann
- Katrin Wagner-Augustin
2006: Hungary
- Krisztina Fazekas-Zur
- Tímea Paksy
- Nataša Janić
- Katalin Kovács
2007: Germany
- Carolin Leonhardt
- Conny Waßmuth
- Katrin Wagner-Augustin
- Maren Knebel
2009: Hungary
- Dalma Benedek
- Danuta Kozák
- Natasa Dusev-Janics
- Katalin Kovács
2010: Hungary
- Nataša Janić
- Tamara Csipes
- Katalin Kovács
- Dalma Benedek
2011: Hungary
- Gabriella Szabó
- Danuta Kozák
- Katalin Kovács
- Dalma Benedek
2013: Hungary
- Gabriella Szabó
- Danuta Kozák
- Krisztina Fazekas-Zur
- Ninetta Vad
2014: Hungary
- Anna Kárász
- Danuta Kozák
- Gabriella Szabó
- Ninetta Vad
2015: Belarus
- Marharyta Makhneva
- Nadzeya Liapeshka
- Volha Khudzenka
- Maryna Litvinchuk
2017: Hungary
- Tamara Takács
- Erika Medveczky
- Krisztina Fazekas-Zur
- Ninetta Vad
2018: Hungary
- Anna Kárász
- Erika Medveczky
- Danuta Kozák
- Dóra Bodonyi
2019: Hungary
- Dóra Bodonyi
- Erika Medveczky
- Tamara Csipes
- Alida Dóra Gazsó
2021: Belarus
- Marharyta Makhneva
- Nadzeya Liapeshka
- Volha Khudzenka
- Maryna Litvinchuk
2022: Poland
- Karolina Naja
- Anna Puławska
- Adrianna Kąkol
- Dominika Putto
2023: New Zealand
- Lisa Carrington
- Alicia Hoskin
- Olivia Brett
- Tara Vaughan

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