Men's kayak
at the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships
VenueLee Valley White Water Centre
LocationLondon, United Kingdom
Dates21–23 September 2023
Competitors101 from 45 nations
Medalists
gold medal    Great Britain
silver medal    Czech Republic
bronze medal    Morocco

The men's kayak event at the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships took place on 23 September 2023 at the Lee Valley White Water Centre in London, with the qualification heats on 21 September 2023.

Competition format

The event uses a three-round format with qualification heats, semifinal and final. Paddlers complete up to two runs in the heats, with the top ranked athletes starting last. In the first heat, the 30 fastest paddlers qualify automatically for the semifinal, whilst the rest compete in the second heat for additional 10 qualification spots. The final rank of non-qualifying athletes is determined by their second run score. Paddlers start in the reverse order of their heats position in the semifinal and complete a single run, with the top 10 advancing to the final. The start list for the final is once again in reverse order of the semifinal results. The athlete with the best time in the single-run final is awarded gold.

A penalty of 2 seconds is awarded for touching a gate and a 50-second penalty is awarded for missing a gate or negotiating it in the opposite direction.

The heats setup had 23 gates including 6 upstream gates (3-11-12-15-19-23). The semifinal and final gate setup also had 23 gates with 6 upstream gates (3-11-12-15-19-23), but in a more difficult configuration, causing slower times.

Schedule

All times listed are UTC+1.

Date Time Round
21 September 2023
10:21Heats Run 1
14:31Heats Run 2
23 September 2023
11:07Semifinal
14:12Final

Results

British paddler Joseph Clarke was the last man to start after winning the semifinal and he managed to back up his semifinal run with another clean and fast run to win gold ahead of the Czech paddler Jiří Prskavec and Mathis Soudi from Morocco. For Clarke it was his first individual medal in the K1 event at the World Championships. Prskavec won his fifth medal in the discipline and third silver. Soudi made history by becoming the first African paddler to win any kind of medal at the Canoe Slalom World Championships.

There were 15 quota spots available for the 2024 Summer Olympics, one per country. The quota spots were secured by:

Penalties are included in the time shown. The fastest time in each round is shown in bold.

Rank Bib Athlete Country Heats Semifinal[1] Final[2]
Run 1[3]Run 2[4]
TimePenRankTimePenRankTimePenRankTimePenRank
1st place, gold medalist(s) 6Joseph Clarke Great Britain83.28223-90.960191.3201
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 1Jiří Prskavec Czech Republic79.1202-92.700293.2602
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 40Mathis Soudi Morocco80.87010-95.150593.9103
4 7Martin Dougoud  Switzerland81.53012-94.560493.9304
5 23Timothy Anderson Australia79.8405-95.520694.5005
6 4Giovanni De Gennaro Italy79.9607-94.260394.7406
7 92Mateusz Polaczyk Poland134.04527981.710495.740895.0407
8 26Pau Echaniz Spain86.6543481.950695.960996.5908
9 28Jonny Dickson Great Britain133.68547882.9121095.9901098.2809
10 3Peter Kauzer Slovenia81.43011-95.6407152.715210
11 24Quan Xin China83.63225-96.30011did not advance
12 33Isak Öhrström Sweden83.23022-96.51012
13 18Finn Butcher New Zealand82.67018-96.79013
14 13Titouan Castryck France82.05015-97.00014
15 52Yuuki Tanaka Japan81.79013-97.05415
16 42Noel Hendrick Ireland84.79030-97.20016
17 19Jakub Krejčí Czech Republic79.1101-97.21217
18 36Adam Gonšenica Slovakia87.4744082.870997.59018
19 12Jakub Grigar Slovakia80.3608-97.72219
20 5Boris Neveu France83.44224-97.76020
21 25David Llorente Spain82.56017-97.80421
22 10Martin Srabotnik Slovenia136.67528481.840597.83222
23 15Lucien Delfour Australia85.7343281.640297.98223
24 2Vít Přindiš Czech Republic81.88214-98.22624
25 32Pedro Gonçalves Brazil133.52547682.100798.49225
26 35Christopher Bowers Great Britain80.3709-98.70426
27 44Mathieu Desnos Brazil79.2703-99.15227
28 20Dariusz Popiela Poland79.8906-99.41428
29 9Hannes Aigner Germany84.11028-99.42429
30 30Martin Halčin Slovakia84.20029-99.68230
31 34Michał Pasiut Poland82.78020-100.09031
32 14Mario Leitner Austria82.12016-100.47232
33 29Kazuya Adachi Japan87.0043781.6803105.07033
34 38Žiga Lin Hočevar Slovenia82.70019-105.25434
35 65Trevor Boyd Canada83.22021-106.90635
36 39Callum Gilbert New Zealand84.02026-113.52636
37 21Stefan Hengst Germany79.5104-140.615037
38 43Dimitri Marx  Switzerland133.35507582.91010144.075238
39 37Xabier Ferrazzi Italy133.66527780.2201159.365439
40 41Benjamin Pope Australia87.2923882.6308199.1010040
41 45Erik Holmer Sweden84.04027-203.1810041
42 16Noah Hegge Germany135.36508283.02012did not advance
43 8Felix Oschmautz Austria139.31528783.64213
44 11Miquel Travé Spain139.00528584.29214
45 22Benjamin Renia France135.58548385.22215
46 47Fredrik Wahlén Sweden86.7723585.51016
47 48Lucas Rossi Argentina94.1886285.58017
48 31Gabriel De Coster Belgium184.161029585.66418
49 46Joshua Joseph United States194.031009685.69219
50 49Maxime Aubertin Belgium148.31569085.92220
51 51Tyler Westfall United States90.1525086.97021
52 54Samuel Curtis Ireland88.3624387.35022
53 72Matías Contreras Argentina139.12548687.79223
54 87Zhu Haoran China139.68548887.96424
55 90Imangali Mambetov Kazakhstan92.6526188.20025
56 55Alex Baldoni Canada87.8144188.24426
57 73Andraz Echeverría Olguín Chile86.8403688.35427
58 70Djanibek Temirgaliev Uzbekistan88.0024288.90428
59 57Lorand Gjoshi Kosovo86.5923389.10429
60 71Mustafa Arda Acar Turkey195.481029789.65030
61 60Ritvars Celmiņš Latvia88.5004490.16231
62 50Yusuke Muto Japan135.34508190.90032
63 64Thibaud Lacour Romania90.4505290.99033
64 74Manuel Trípano Argentina91.1405493.03434
65 77Alexis Pérez Venezuela97.0846593.65035
66 63Serhii Sovko Ukraine92.2446094.38436
67 66Frederico Alvarenga Portugal89.4004894.87037
68 78Vilius Rasimavičius Lithuania94.8726394.95238
69 94Salim Ahmad Jemai Tunisia89.6304995.22839
70 88Andy Barat Comoros102.2426895.69040
71 76Mārtiņš Plaudis Latvia95.6006496.78041
72 56Alistair McCreery Ireland91.8425899.55442
73 79Antonio Reinoso Mexico98.07266103.20443
74 80Yusuf Emir Ertek Turkey275.6115299103.92244
75 89Ong Jun Yi Singapore111.36872111.59245
76 82Vėjas Pranskūnas Lithuania128.75074113.08446
77 85Mantas Atmanavičius Lithuania111.361272114.72847
78 81Tarık Tuğcu Turkey155.985491115.36448
79 99Marcos Gallegos Chile109.52671118.15849
80 97Tang Hung-Yuan Chinese Taipei134.111080118.28050
81 95Samuel Muchiri KenyaDSQ101120.52251
82 101Iain Rennie South Africa256.3510898126.28852
83 27Gelindo Chiarello  Switzerland91.61655132.705253
84 84Pradhyumna Singh Rathod India302.81156100132.83454
85 59Roko Bengeri Croatia84.88031135.355255
86 61Kaelin Friedenson United States88.77245136.545056
87 68Maël Rivard Canada98.27467136.625057
88 17Marcello Beda Italy90.87253136.875058
89 69Thomas Ukalovic Croatia146.346089138.175259
90 58Ren Korpes Croatia91.97259138.365060
91 62Lucas Jacob Portugal87.33239138.505261
92 98Sam Oud Netherlands91.76056138.595062
93 53Huang Liman China91.78657139.625663
94 67Moritz Kremslehner Austria88.82046141.125264
95 93Guilherme Mapelli Brazil90.27251142.235665
96 96Fernando Reinoso Mexico161.74893145.101466
97 75João Cunha Portugal88.98047147.545467
98 83Edgars Gravitis Latvia106.99070148.625468
99 86Donovan Wewege South Africa104.40269154.955469
100 91Solomon Maragh Jamaica173.105694219.1110870
101 100Scott Humphry South Africa159.571492310.5516071

References

  1. "Men's Kayak - Semi-final" (PDF). Retrieved 23 September 2023.
  2. "Men's Kayak - Final" (PDF). Retrieved 23 September 2023.
  3. "Men's Kayak - Heats Run 1" (PDF). Retrieved 22 September 2023.
  4. "Men's Kayak - Heats Run 2" (PDF). Retrieved 22 September 2023.
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