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Main article: 2022 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships
Men's extreme kayak
at the 2022 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships
VenueAugsburg Eiskanal
LocationAugsburg, Germany
Dates30-31 July 2022
Competitors104 from 40 nations
Medalists
gold medal Joseph Clarke   Great Britain
silver medal Anatole Delassus   France
bronze medal Stefan Hengst   Germany
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The men's extreme kayak event at the 2022 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships took place on 31 July 2022 at the Augsburg Eiskanal in Augsburg, with the time trials on 30 July 2022.

Competition format

The extreme kayak event is split into two phases - qualification time trials and knockout phase where 4 paddlers race each other head-to-head. Top 20 paddlers from the qualification advance to the knockout phase plus the 12 next fastest paddlers from countries that have not qualified in the top 20. There are 8 heats in the first round of the knockout phase with the top 2 paddlers from each heat advancing to the next round. The same rules apply in quarterfinals and semifinals.

Paddlers start their run by sliding off the starting platform several meters above the water. Then they must navigate the downstream and upstream gates. Unlike in classic slalom, paddlers are allowed to touch the gates and even intentionally move them with their paddle, but not with a free hand. There is also a designated zone where paddlers must perform an Eskimo roll.

Athletes can be penalized in three ways in each round, by receiving a fault (FLT) or by being ranked as lower (RAL). Faults are incurred for false starts, missing gates or failing to correctly perform the Eskimo roll. Athletes are ranked as lower (RAL) if they breach the safety requirements of the competition, such as by holding back another athlete with their hands or paddle, deliberately paddling over another athlete's boat, or by making dangerous contact with another athlete's head or body - all other non-dangerous contact is allowed. In each round athletes are ranked first by the order in which they cross the finish line, with those incurring penalties ranked in the following order: FLT, RAL, DNF, DNS.

The final classification of athletes is determined in the following manner: Athletes eliminated at any phase of the competition will be given their rank based on the comparison of the qualification times of athletes eliminated at the same phase. All 3rd ranked athletes will be ranked above all 4th ranked athletes. The final rank of athletes who did not progress to the heats is determined by their qualification results.

Schedule

All times are Central European Summer Time (UTC+2)

Date Time Round
30 July 2022
17:20 Time trials
31 July 2022
15:24 Heats
16:21 Quarterfinals
16:48 Semifinals
17:05 Final

Results

Time trials

Top 20 qualify automatically. The last 12 spots go to fastest paddlers from countries not yet qualified.[1]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Notes
1 2 Joseph Clarke  Great Britain 62.29 Q
2 11 Stefan Hengst  Germany 63.35 Q
3 43 Mateusz Polaczyk  Poland 63.55 Q
4 29 Alex Baldoni  Canada 63.61 Q
5 23 David Llorente  Spain 63.86 Q
6 40 Erik Holmer  Sweden 64.50 Q
7 37 Vojtěch Heger  Czech Republic 64.58 Q
8 10 Dimitri Marx   Switzerland 65.00 Q
8 13 Felix Oschmautz  Austria 65.00 Q
10 52 Timothy Anderson  Australia 65.05 Q
11 14 Giovanni De Gennaro  Italy 65.17 Q
12 3 Vít Přindiš  Czech Republic 65.19 Q
13 39 Manuel Ochoa  Spain 65.24 Q
14 96 Oleksandr Fedorenko  Ukraine 65.29 Q
15 7 Vid Kuder Marušič  Slovenia 65.52 Q
16 4 Finn Butcher  New Zealand 65.64 Q
17 58 Zack Mutton  New Zealand 65.65 Q
18 12 Hannes Aigner  Germany 65.97 Q
19 36 Tine Kancler  Slovenia 66.02 Q
20 69 Miquel Travé  Spain 66.03 Q
21 61 Jan Rohrer   Switzerland 66.15 FR: 33
22 6 Michał Pasiut  Poland 66.20 FR: 34
23 31 Marco Vianello  Italy 66.25 FR: 35
24 8 Bradley Forbes-Cryans  Great Britain 66.32 FR: 36
25 76 Mathis Soudi  Morocco 66.40 Q
26 26 Lucien Delfour  Australia 66.52 FR: 37
27 62 Anatole Delassus  France 66.53 Q
28 9 Joan Crespo  Spain 66.61 FR: 38
29 1 Mario Leitner  Austria 66.70 FR: 39
30 56 Ben Haylett  Great Britain 66.75 FR: 40
31 49 Zeno Ivaldi  Italy 66.98 FR: 41
32 18 Fredrik Wahlén  Sweden 67.14 FR: 42
33 19 Trevor Boyd  Canada 67.16 FR: 43
34 22 Ondřej Tunka  Czech Republic 67.19 FR: 44
35 85 Djanibek Temirgaliev  Uzbekistan 67.36 Q
36 15 Christopher Bowers  Great Britain 67.37 FR: 45
37 47 Yusuke Muto  Japan 67.42 Q
37 54 Gabriel De Coster  Belgium 67.42 Q
39 20 Alistair McCreery  Ireland 67.45 Q
40 24 Mathieu Desnos  Brazil 67.63 Q
41 67 Ren Korpes  Croatia 67.75 Q
42 55 Benjamin Pope  Australia 67.84 FR: 46
43 17 Boris Neveu  France 67.95 FR: 47
44 83 Martin Halčin  Slovakia 67.96 Q
45 75 George Snook  New Zealand 67.99 FR: 48
46 34 Isak Öhrström  Sweden 68.12 FR: 49
47 80 Ritvars Celmiņš  Latvia 68.13 Q
48 30 Maël Rivard  Canada 68.30 FR: 50
49 33 Jakub Grigar  Slovakia 68.39 FR: 51
50 57 Quan Xin  China 68.55 Q
51 88 Dariusz Popiela  Poland 68.69 FR: 52
52 79 Thomas Ukalovic  Croatia 68.79 FR: 53
53 70 Adam Gonšenica  Slovakia 68.81 FR: 54
54 68 Lorand Gjoshi  Kosovo 69.52 Q
55 51 Huang Liman  China 69.84
56 101 Borche Mirchevski  North Macedonia 70.07
57 63 Maxime Aubertin  Belgium 70.26
58 59 Lyu Luhui  China 70.55
58 64 Nour Ait Kaddour  Morocco 70.55
60 78 Matej Beňuš  Slovakia 70.58
61 72 Antonio Reinoso  Mexico 70.77
62 35 Kaelin Friedenson  United States 70.85
63 60 Yu Haijie  China 71.16
64 94 Victor Hennin  Belgium 71.50
65 38 Jean-Pierre Bourhis  Senegal 71.61
66 48 Martin Srabotnik  Slovenia 72.64
67 77 Terence Saramandif  Mauritius 73.47
68 84 Edgars Gravitis  Latvia 73.48
69 93 Yves Bourhis  Senegal 73.53
70 97 Mantas Atmanavičius  Lithuania 73.60
71 102 Eriberto Gutierrez Robles  Peru 73.87
72 103 Thibaud Lacour  Romania 73.97
73 27 Zachary Lokken  United States 75.32
74 98 Vilius Rasimavičius  Lithuania 75.70
75 42 Gaël Adisson  France 76.05
76 71 Matteo-Alexander Olar  Romania 76.15
77 81 Paul Preisl  Austria 77.68
78 73 Barkamol Mirzakhamdamov  Uzbekistan 77.92
79 99 Yuuki Tanaka  Japan 78.38
80 86 Alexandr Kulikov  Kazakhstan 78.44
81 92 Charalampos Troiannos  Greece 79.31
82 89 Rahul Kewat  India 80.65
83 104 Jhon Hunter Rodriguez Canela  Peru 82.25
84 100 Solomon Maragh  Jamaica 82.59
85 74 Patrick Kozma  Romania 90.56
86 95 Pradhyumna Singh Rathod  India 93.03
87 41 Jiří Prskavec  Czech Republic 72.90 FLT (5)
88 32 Kaylen Bassett  Australia 74.42 FLT (4)
89 45 Daniel Parry  Canada 74.84 FLT (4)
90 65 Mārtiņš Plaudis  Latvia 79.09 FLT (4)
91 28 Noah Hegge  Germany 63.96 FLT (3)
92 66 Guilherme Rodrigues  Brazil 67.58 FLT (3)
93 21 Callum Gilbert  New Zealand 76.81 FLT (3)
94 16 Gelindo Chiarello   Switzerland 65.21 FLT (1)
95 50 Théo Desvignes  France 65.91 FLT (1)
96 5 Pedro Gonçalves  Brazil 66.71 FLT (1)
97 46 Jakub Brzeziński  Poland 67.45 FLT (1)
98 25 Martin Dougoud   Switzerland 71.03 FLT (1)
99 82 Donovan Wewege  South Africa 74.84 FLT (1)
100 91 Artem Ivchenko  Ukraine 77.21 FLT (1)
101 87 Yevhenii Ivanov  Ukraine 78.06 FLT (1)
102 53 Vinzenz Hartl  Germany 65.12 FLT (R)
103 44 Serhii Sovko  Ukraine - DNF
- 90 Marko Đorđević  Serbia - DNS

Knockout rounds

[2]

Heats

Heat 1
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 17 Zack Mutton  New Zealand Q
2 1 Joseph Clarke  Great Britain Q
3 16 Finn Butcher  New Zealand
4 32 Lorand Gjoshi  Kosovo
Heat 2
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 9 Felix Oschmautz  Austria Q
2 8 Dimitri Marx   Switzerland Q
3 25 Gabriel De Coster  Belgium
4 24 Yusuke Muto  Japan
Heat 3
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 5 David Llorente  Spain Q
2 21 Mathis Soudi  Morocco Q
3 28 Ren Korpes  Croatia
4 12 Vít Přindiš  Czech Republic
Heat 4
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 13 Manuel Ochoa  Spain Q
2 29 Martin Halčin  Slovakia Q
3 4 Alex Baldoni  Canada
4 20 Miquel Travé  Spain FLT (4)
Heat 5
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 19 Tine Kancler  Slovenia Q
2 3 Mateusz Polaczyk  Poland Q
3 14 Oleksandr Fedorenko  Ukraine
4 30 Ritvars Celmiņš  Latvia DNF
Heat 6
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 11 Giovanni De Gennaro  Italy Q
2 22 Anatole Delassus  France Q
3 6 Erik Holmer  Sweden
4 27 Mathieu Desnos  Brazil FLT (4)
Heat 7
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 10 Timothy Anderson  Australia Q
2 7 Vojtěch Heger  Czech Republic Q
3 23 Djanibek Temirgaliev  Uzbekistan
4 26 Alistair McCreery  Ireland
Heat 8
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 2 Stefan Hengst  Germany Q
2 15 Vid Kuder Marušič  Slovenia Q
3 18 Hannes Aigner  Germany
4 31 Quan Xin  China

Quarterfinals

Quarterfinal 1
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 1 Joseph Clarke  Great Britain Q
2 8 Dimitri Marx   Switzerland Q
3 9 Felix Oschmautz  Austria FLT (3)
4 17 Zack Mutton  New Zealand FLT (R)
Quarterfinal 2
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 5 David Llorente  Spain Q
2 29 Martin Halčin  Slovakia Q
3 13 Manuel Ochoa  Spain
4 21 Mathis Soudi  Morocco FLT (3)
Quarterfinal 3
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 11 Giovanni De Gennaro  Italy Q
2 22 Anatole Delassus  France Q
3 3 Mateusz Polaczyk  Poland
4 19 Tine Kancler  Slovenia FLT (4)
Quarterfinal 4
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 2 Stefan Hengst  Germany Q
2 10 Timothy Anderson  Australia Q
3 7 Vojtěch Heger  Czech Republic
4 15 Vid Kuder Marušič  Slovenia


Semifinals

Semifinal 1
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 1 Joseph Clarke  Great Britain Q
2 8 Dimitri Marx   Switzerland Q
3 29 Martin Halčin  Slovakia FLT (3)
4 5 David Llorente  Spain FLT (R)
Semifinal 2
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1 2 Stefan Hengst  Germany Q
2 22 Anatole Delassus  France Q
3 11 Giovanni De Gennaro  Italy
4 10 Timothy Anderson  Australia FLT (3)

Final

Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1st place, gold medalist(s) 1 Joseph Clarke  Great Britain
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 22 Anatole Delassus  France
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 2 Stefan Hengst  Germany
4 8 Dimitri Marx   Switzerland

Final ranking (top 32)

The top 32 ranking determined by the knockout rounds. Bib numbers correspond to seeding after time trials.[3]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Heat rank
1st place, gold medalist(s) 1 Joseph Clarke  Great Britain 1
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 22 Anatole Delassus  France 2
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 2 Stefan Hengst  Germany 3
4 8 Dimitri Marx   Switzerland 4
5 11 Giovanni De Gennaro  Italy SF2 (3)
6 29 Martin Halčin  Slovakia SF1 (3)
7 5 David Llorente  Spain SF1 (4)
8 10 Timothy Anderson  Australia SF2 (4)
9 3 Mateusz Polaczyk  Poland QF3 (3)
10 7 Vojtěch Heger  Czech Republic QF4 (3)
11 9 Felix Oschmautz  Austria QF1 (3)
12 13 Manuel Ochoa  Spain QF2 (3)
13 15 Vid Kuder Marušič  Slovenia QF4 (4)
14 17 Zack Mutton  New Zealand QF1 (4)
15 19 Tine Kancler  Slovenia QF3 (4)
16 21 Mathis Soudi  Morocco QF2 (4)
17 4 Alex Baldoni  Canada H4 (3)
18 6 Erik Holmer  Sweden H6 (3)
19 14 Oleksandr Fedorenko  Ukraine H5 (3)
20 16 Finn Butcher  New Zealand H1 (3)
21 18 Hannes Aigner  Germany H8 (3)
22 23 Djanibek Temirgaliev  Uzbekistan H7 (3)
23 25 Gabriel De Coster  Belgium H2 (3)
24 28 Ren Korpes  Croatia H3 (3)
25 12 Vít Přindiš  Czech Republic H3 (4)
26 20 Miquel Travé  Spain H4 (4)
27 24 Yusuke Muto  Japan H2 (4)
28 26 Alistair McCreery  Ireland H7 (4)
29 27 Mathieu Desnos  Brazil H6 (4)
30 30 Ritvars Celmiņš  Latvia H5 (4)
31 31 Quan Xin  China H8 (4)
32 32 Lorand Gjoshi  Kosovo H1 (4)

References

  1. ^ "Men's Extreme Kayak - Time Trials" (PDF). Retrieved 9 July 2023.
  2. ^ "Men's Extreme Kayak - Brackets" (PDF). Retrieved 9 July 2023.
  3. ^ "Men's Extreme Kayak" (PDF). Retrieved 9 July 2023.
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