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Europe claims 26 of 30 medals ahead of Kayak Cross finale in Oklahoma City
25.7.2026

Europe claims 26 of 30 medals ahead of Kayak Cross finale in Oklahoma City

The 2026 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships reach their final day in Oklahoma City, United States, with the Men’s and Women’s Kayak Cross titles set to bring six days of competition to a close.

Ten of the 12 world titles on the program have already been decided across Kayak Cross Individual, Canoe Slalom, Kayak Slalom and the four team events.

European athletes and nations have dominated the championships so far, winning 26 of the 30 medals awarded. Europe has claimed seven gold, nine silver and all ten bronze medals, representing 86.7 per cent of the available podium positions.

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Final line-ups confirmed as Szeged prepares to crown its first European champions
24.7.2026

Final line-ups confirmed as Szeged prepares to crown its first European champions

The second day of the 2026 Paddle Europe Junior and Under 23 Sprint Championships concluded in Szeged with the first title races of the competition now ready to take place.

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Hungary leads the way as first finalists emerge in Szeged
23.7.2026

Hungary leads the way as first finalists emerge in Szeged

The opening day of the 2026 Paddle Europe Junior and Under 23 Sprint Championships came to an end in Szeged after a demanding program of 75 heats across the 1000 and 500 meters distances.
No medals were awarded on Thursday, but the first day played an important role in shaping the remainder of the championships. 

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Szeged 2026 begins with a packed 75-race opening day
22.7.2026

Szeged 2026 begins with a packed 75-race opening day

The 2026 Paddle Europe Junior and Under 23 Sprint Championships begin on Thursday at the Maty-ér Regatta Course in Szeged, Hungary, bringing together the continent’s leading young canoe sprint athletes for four days of competition.

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European champions ready to defend every world title as Oklahoma City 2026 begins
20.7.2026

European champions ready to defend every world title as Oklahoma City 2026 begins

The 2026 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships get underway today at RIVERSPORT Rapids in Oklahoma City, United States, and will continue until Saturday, 25 July.

The International Canoe Federation has confirmed the participation of 256 athletes from 50 nations across five continents. The competition has additional importance as RIVERSPORT Rapids is the confirmed Canoe Slalom and Kayak Cross venue for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. Oklahoma City 2026 will also be the first competition to award Olympic Ranking points on the road to LA28.

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