This is a list of medalists from the ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships in paracanoe, an event that made its debut in 2010 at Poznań, Poland.
Men
KL1
First contested in 2010. Classed as K-1 A before 2015.
KL2
First contested in 2010. Classed as K-1 TA before 2015.
KL3
First contested in 2010. Classed as K-1 LTA before 2015.
VL1
Was part of the VL3 category in 2010 and VL2 category in 2011. Contested separately thereafter and classed as V-1 A before 2015.
| Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 Poznań |  Daniel Hopwood (GBR)
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 Luis Cardoso da Silva (BRA)
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 Jakub Tokarz (POL)
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| 2013 Duisburg |  Oleksandr Hrechko (UKR)
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Jakub Tokarz (POL)
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Daniel Hopwood (GBR)
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| 2014 Moscow | Luis Cardoso da Silva (BRA)
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Oleksandr Hrechko (UKR)
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 Róbert Suba (HUN)
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| 2015 Milan | Luis Cardoso da Silva (BRA)
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Jakub Tokarz (POL)
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Róbert Suba (HUN)
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| 2016 Duisburg | Luis Cardoso da Silva (BRA)
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Róbert Suba (HUN)
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Jakub Tokarz (POL)
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| 2017 Račice | Luis Cardoso da Silva (BRA)
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Róbert Suba (HUN)
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 Pavel Gromov (RUS)
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| 2018 Montemor-o-Velho |  Peter Happ (GER)
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 Robinson Méndez (CHI)
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None awarded |
| 2019 Szeged | Mykola Fedorenko (UKR)
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Peter Happ (GER)
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Robinson Méndez (CHI)
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| 2021 Copenhagen |  Artur Chuprov (RCF)
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Robinson Méndez (CHI)
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 Alessio Bedin (ITA)
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| 2022 Dartmouth |  Benjamin Sainsbury (AUS)
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Alessio Bedin (ITA)
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Robinson Méndez (CHI)
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| 2023 Duisburg | Benjamin Sainsbury (AUS)
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 David González (ESP)
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Carlos Glenndel Moreira (BRA)
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| 2024 Szeged | David González (ESP)
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Carlos Glenndel Moreira (BRA)
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 Yuta Takagi (JPN)
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VL2
Was part of the VL3 category in 2010, then contested as combined category (V-1 A/TA) in 2011. Contested separately thereafter and classed as V-1 TA before 2015.
VL3
First contested as combined category (V-1 A/TA/LTA) in 2010. Contested separately thereafter and classed as V-1 LTA before 2015.
Women
KL1
Was part of the KL2 category in 2010 and 2011. Contested separately thereafter and classed as K-1 A before 2015.
KL2
First contested as combined category (K-1 A/TA) in 2010. Contested separately from 2012 and classed as K-1 TA before 2015.
KL3
First contested in 2010. Classed as K-1 LTA before 2015.
VL1
Was part of the VL3 category in 2010 and 2011, then the VL2 category in 2012. Contested separately thereafter and classed as V-1 A before 2015.
| Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 Duisburg | Jeanette Chippington (GBR)
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Kara Kennedy (AUS)
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 Ann Yoshida (USA)
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| 2014 Moscow | Jeanette Chippington (GBR)
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Kara Kennedy (AUS)
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Zoia Ovsii (UKR)
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| 2015 Milan | Katarzyna Leskiewicz (POL)
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Ann Yoshida (USA)
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None awarded |
| 2016 Duisburg | Ann Yoshida (USA)
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Akiko Nakajima (JPN)
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Monika Seryu (JPN)
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| 2017 Račice | Jocelyn Neumueller (AUS)
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Akiko Nakajima (JPN)
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Monika Seryu (JPN)
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| 2018 Montemor-o-Velho | Monika Seryu (JPN)
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None awarded | |
| 2019 Szeged | Monika Seryu (JPN)
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Esther Bode (GER)
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None awarded |
| 2021 Copenhagen | Lillemor Köper (GER)
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Esther Bode (GER)
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 Céline Brulais (FRA)
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| 2022 Dartmouth | Lillemor Köper (GER)
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 Pooja Ojha (IND)
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Esther Bode (GER)
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| 2023 Duisburg | Viktoryia Pistis Shablova (ITA)
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Pooja Ojha (IND)
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Jocelyn Muñoz (CHI)
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| 2024 Szeged | Viktoryia Pistis Shablova (ITA)
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Pooja Ojha (IND)
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Jocelyn Muñoz (CHI)
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VL2
Was part of the VL3 category in 2010 and 2011, then contested as combined category (V-1 A/TA) in 2012. Contested separately thereafter and classed as V-1 TA before 2015.
| Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 Poznań | Jeanette Chippington (GBR)
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 Christine Selinger (CAN)
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Kara Kennedy (AUS)
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| 2013 Duisburg | Jeanette Chippington (GBR)
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Megan Blunk (USA)
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Tamara Oliveira da Silva (BRA)
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| 2014 Moscow | Emma Wiggs (GBR)
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Christine Gauthier (CAN)
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Nataliia Lagutenko (UKR)
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| 2015 Milan | Susan Seipel (AUS)
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Nadezda Andreeva (RUS)
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Débora Benivides (BRA)
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| 2016 Duisburg | Susan Seipel (AUS)
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Débora Benivides (BRA)
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Nadezda Andreeva (RUS)
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| 2017 Račice | Susan Seipel (AUS)
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Maria Nikiforova (RUS)
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Nataliia Lagutenko (UKR)
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| 2018 Montemor-o-Velho | Emma Wiggs (GBR)
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Jeanette Chippington (GBR)
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Maria Nikiforova (RUS)
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| 2019 Szeged | Emma Wiggs (GBR)
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Susan Seipel (AUS)
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Maria Nikiforova (RUS)
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| 2021 Copenhagen | Emma Wiggs (GBR)
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Maria Nikiforova (RCF)
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Débora Benevides (BRA)
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| 2022 Dartmouth | Emma Wiggs (GBR)
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Brianna Hennessy (CAN)
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Jeanette Chippington (GBR)
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| 2023 Duisburg | Emma Wiggs (GBR)
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Brianna Hennessy (CAN)
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Susan Seipel (AUS)
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| 2024 Szeged | Emma Wiggs (GBR)
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Brianna Hennessy (CAN)
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Susan Seipel (AUS)
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VL3
First contested as combined category (V-1 A/TA/LTA) in 2010. Contested separately from 2012 and classed as V-1 LTA before 2015.
References
All are results listed from the 2010 championships:
- Men's K-1 200 m A Final results. - accessed 20 August 2010.
- Men's K-1 200 m LTA results. - accessed 20 August 2010.
- Men's K-1 200 m TZ final results. - accessed 20 August 2010.
- Men's V-1 200 m LTA, TA, A final results. - accessed 20 August 2010.
- Women's K-1 LTA final results. - accessed 20 August 2010.
- Women's K-1 TA final results. - accessed 20 August 2010.
- Women's V-1 200 m LTA, TA, A final results. - accessed 21 August 2010.
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