They Are The Champions: 2022 Canoe Slalom Worlds

Who Won The 2022 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships?

Held at the 'world's first artificial whitewater course', Eiskanal, the 2022 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships concluded today in Augsburg, Germany.

Augsburg also hosted the championships in 1957, 1985, and 2003 - as well as Munich 1972's slalom competition, marking the 50th anniversary of its Olympic debut.

From July 26, competition was held across ten canoe and kayak slalom events, including the soon-to-be Olympic discipline of 'extreme slalom' for the second time. 380 athletes from 70 nations competed.

​Home favorites Team Germany topped the medal table with nine overall, including five gold. Congratulations to all the winners! Complete results can be found at canoeicf.com.

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​Men's Canoe Slalom Event Champions

Joe Clarke won the Men's Extreme Kayak Slalom title for his second medal after a team event silver (Balint Vekassy))

Sideris Tasiadis, Men's C1 (Twitter)

Team Slovenia's Luka Božič, Anže Berčič, and Benjamin Savšek won the men's C1 Team event (Nina Jelenc)

Vít Přindiš won the men's K1 title (ICF Media)

Team Germany's Noah Hegge, Stefan Hengst, and Hannes Aigner won the men's K1 Team event (Fred Schoellhorn)

​Women's Canoe Slalom Event Champions

Jessica Fox's Women's Extreme Kayak Slalom win gave her three medals (one gold, two silver) in Augsburg (Balint Vekassy)

Andrea Herzog, Women's C1 champion (Christian Kolbert)

Team Czech Republic's Tereza Fišerová, Martina Satková, and Gabriela Satková won the women's C1 Team gold (Iva Roháčková)

Ricarda Funk, women's K1 champion (dpa)

Team Germany's Elena Lilik, Jasmin Schornberg and Ricarda Funk won the women's K1 Team title (Uta Büttner)