2012 London Olympic Games : Canoe Sprint Results for 6 August

Men's Kayak Single (K1) 1000m - Semifinals Result
Heat 1
1. Adam van Koeverden (CAN) - 3:28.209
2. Eirik Veras Larsen (NOR) - 3:29.547
3. Rene Poulsen (DEN) - 3:30.247
4. Tim Brabants (GBR) - 3:30.769
5. Miroslav Kirchev (BUL) - 3:30.818
6. Ben Fouhy (NZL) - 3:32.572
7. Zhou Yubo (CHN) - 3:36.163
8. Cyrille Carre (FRA) - 3:38.981

Heat 2
1. Max Hoff (GER) - 3:29.294
2. Aleh Yurenia (BLR) - 3:29.825
3. Anders Gustafsson (SWE) - 3:31.149
4. Francisco Cubelos Sanchez (ESP) - 3:31.833

2012 London Olympic Games : Canoe Slalom Last Standings

Canoe Slalom Medal Winners
Men's Kayak (K1)
Gold : Daniele Molmenti (Italy)
Silver : Vavrinec Hradilek (Czech Republic)
Bronze : Hannes Aigner (Germany)

Men's Canoe Single (C1)
Gold : Tony Estanguet (France)
Silver : Sideris Tasiadis (Germany)
Bronze : Michal Martikan (Slovakia)

Men's Canoe Double (C2)
Gold : Tim Baillie/Etienne Stott (Great Britain)
Silver : David Florence/Richard Hounslow (Great Britain)
Bronze : Pavol Hochschorner/Peter Hochschorner (Slovakia)

Women's Kayak (K1)
Gold : Emilie Fer (France)
Silver : Jessica Fox (Australia)
Bronze : Maialen Chourraut (Spain)

Canoe Slalom Medal Count - Top 5
1. France (2-0-0)
2. Great Britain (1-1-0)
3. Italy (1-0-0)
4. Germany (0-1-1)
5. Australia (0-1-0)
5. Czech Republic (0-1-0)

2012 London Olympic Games : Canoe-Slalom Result for 2 August

Men's Canoe Double (C2) - Finals
1. Tim Baillie/Etienne Stott (Great Britain) 106.41 *Gold Medal*
2. David Florence/Richard Hounslow (Great Britain) 106.77 *Silver Medal*
3. Pavol Hochschorner/Peter Hochschorner (Slovakia) 108.28 *Bronze Medal*
4. Gauthier Klauss/Matthieu Peche (France) 109.17
5. Piotr Szczepanski/Marcin Pochwala (Poland) 110.51
6. Hu Minghai/Shu Junrong (China) 112.85

Women's Kayak (K1) - Finals
1. Emilie Fer (France) 105.90 *Gold Medal*
2. Jessica Fox (Australia) 106.51 *Silver Medal*
3. Maialen Chourraut (Spain) 106.87 *Bronze Medal*
4. Stepanka Hilgertova (Czech Republic) 109.16
5. Jasmin Schornberg (Germany) 110.97
6. Jana Dukatova (Slovakia) 111.60
7. Natalia Pacierpnik (Poland) 115.08
8. Corinna Kuhnle (Austria) 119.30
9. Marta Kharitonova (Russia) 120.91
10. Hannah Craig (Ireland) 127.36

2012 London Olympic Games : Result of Canoe-Slalom - 1 August

Final Result of Men's Kayak (K1)
1. Daniele Molmenti (ITA) 93.43 (GOLD)
2. Vavrinec Hradilek (CZE) 94.78 (SILVER)
3. Hannes Aigner (GER) 94.92 (BRONZE)
4. Mateusz Polaczyk (POL) 96.14
5. Samuel Hernanaz (ESP) 96.95
6. Peter Kauzer (SLO) 101.01
7. Etienne Daille (FRA) 101.87
8. Helmut Oblinger (AUT) 104.28
9. Kazuki Yazawa (JPN) 104.44
10. Benjamin Boukpeti (TOG) 154.23

26th SEA Games 2011 - Last Standings of Canoeing

CANOEING - Last Standings


RANK. COUNTRY GOLD - SILVER - BRONZE
1. INDONESIA : 6 - 5 - 2
2. THAILAND : 5 - 2 - 3
3. SINGAPORE : 2 - 5 - 3
4. VIETNAM : 2 - 0 - 5
5. MYANMAR : 0 - 3 - 2
6. MALAYSIA : 0 - 0 - 1


Medal Audit - INDONESIA
GOLD
Eka Octarorianus (1000m C1 Male)
Anwar Tarra/Eka Octarorianus (1000m C2 Male)
Anwar Tarra (200m C1 Male)
Eka Octarorianus/Anwar Tarra (200m C2 Male)
Kanti Santyawati, Sarce Aronggear, Masripah, Rasima (200m K4 Female, 500m K4 Female)


SILVER
Ajurahman/Jaslin (1000m K2 Male)
Asep Hidayat, Ferry, Dedy Kurniawan, Sutrisno (1000m K4 Male)
Kanti Santyawati/Masripah (200m K2 Female)
Andri Sugiarto/Silo (200m K2 Male)
Masripah (500m K1 Female)


BRONZE
Muchlis (1000m K1 Male)
Gandie (200m K1 Male)

26th SEA Games 2011 - Result of Canoeing - 12th November 2011

Female 500m K1 Finals
1. Geraldine Lee (Singapore) - 02:02.470 *GOLD*
2. Masripah (Indonesia) - 02:04.470 *SILVER*
3. Thi Duyen Nguyen (Vietnam) - 02:04.560 *BRONZE*
Female 500m K2 Finals
1. Kieu Thi Hao/Nguyen Thi Mai (Vietnam) - 01:53.260 *GOLD*
2. Seah Suzanne/Chen Jiexian Steph (Singapore) - 01:53.520 *SILVER*
3. Myint Myint Than/Hnin Wai Lwin (Myanmar) - 01:53.590 *BRONZE*
4. Rasima/Sarce Aronggear (Indonesia) - 01:54.340
Female 500m K4 Finals
1. Kanti Santyawati, Masripah, Rasima, Sarce Aronggear (Indonesia) - 01:41.000 *GOLD*
2. Geraldine, Annabelleng, Chen Jiewen, Lee Yang (Singapore) - 01:41.590 *SILVER*
3. Sakunrat, Waratchaya, Woraporn, Kanokpan (Thailand) - 01:42.830 *BRONZE*

26th SEA Games 2011 - Result of Canoeing - 11th November 2011

Male 1000m K1 Finals
1. Wichan Jaitieng (Thailand) - 03:55.590 *GOLD*
2. Teo Guang Yi Lucas (Singapore) - 04:00.630 *SILVER*
3. Muchlis (Indonesia) - 04:02.870 *BRONZE*
Male 1000m C1 Finals
1. Eka Octarorianus (Indonesia) - 04:16.000 *GOLD*
2. Win Htike (Myanmar) - 04:21.090 *SILVER*
3. Van Long Tran (Vietnam) - 04:27.640 *BRONZE*
Male 1000m K2 Finals
1. Piyaphan/Nathaworn (Thailand) - 03:28.940 *GOLD*
2. Ajurahman/Jaslin (Indonesia) - 03:32.760 *SILVER*
3. Brandon Ooi/Ang Jia (Singapore) - 03:37.200 *BRONZE*
Male 1000m C2 Finals
1. Eka Octarorianus/Anwar Tarra (Indonesia) - 04:00.440 *GOLD*
2. Ye Aung Soe/Win Htike (Myanmar) - 04:01.010 *SILVER*
3. Thammarat/Phanudet (Thailand) - 04:08.840 *BRONZE*
Male 1000m K4 Finals
1. Nathaworn, Nattahwat, Chatcharit, Piyaphan (Thailand) - 03:09.680 *GOLD*
2. Dedy Kurniawan, Sutrisno, Asep Hidayat, Ferry (Indonesia) - 03:12.460 *SILVER*
3. Tay Zi, Teo Guang, Ang Jia, Muhd Syaheenul (Singapore) - 03:14.400 *BRONZE*

Flash: China wins gold in Men's Canoe Double of Canoe/Kayak Slalom

China won the gold medal in Men's Canoe Double of Canoe/Kayak Slalom at the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou on November 16.

Chinese athletes of Men's Canoe Double of Canoe/Kayak Slalom in the competition

Chinese athletes of Men's Canoe Double of Canoe/Kayak Slalom on the podium

Asian Games Sports : CANOE/KAYAK

Canoe/kayak Sprint

(It was called Canoe/Kayak Flatwater before January 2009. The name is changed at ICF Ordinary Congress after the 2008 Olympic Games.)

Canoe/Kayak Sprint originally from the Eskimos on the North American Greenland who used the craft as a mode of transport, fishing and battle. They were propelled through the water by single bladed paddles usually made from wood wrapped by animal skin. The aim of canoeing competition is for people to race each other in kayaks and canoes over a clearly defined unobstructed course in the fastest time possible.

Canoeing has been part of the Olympic Games since 1936 (Berlin) for men, and since 1948 (London) for women. Canoe/Kayak became the official competition sport on the 11^th1990 Asian Games in Beijing.

The course for Canoe/Kayak Sprint is on the same channel as the one for rowing, but the course is different. According to the ICF course standard, the course must be at least 1400 long, 120m wide, and more than 2m deep, with 9 lanes of 9m width; there shall be at least one side with a straight strand which is 50m from the nearest buoy lane.

Canoe / Kayak Sprint

Canoe/kayak Slalom

Canoe/Kayak Slalom

Canoe/Kayak Slalom is a competitive sport where the aim is to navigate a decked canoe or kayak through a course of hanging gates on river rapids in the fastest time possible. It is one of the two kayak and canoeing disciplines at the Summer Olympics. The other Olympic canoeing discipline is canoe/kayak Sprint. Slalom canoeing made its Olympic debut in 1972 in Augsburg, W. Germany.

The course for canoe/Kayak slalom is 250m-400m long. It must consist of minimum 18 and maximum 25 gates of which at least 6 and maximum 7 must be upstream gates. The distance between the last gate and the finish line must be no less than 15m and must be no more than 25m.

COMPETITION SCHEDULE - CANOE/KAYAK

Competition Schedule: November 13-26, 2010

Click here to view the Competition Schedule of Canoe/Kayak Sprint

Click here to view the Competition Schedule of Canoe/Kayak Slalom