Featured Sessions
Canoe Slalom
Schedule
Men's Kayak Single Heats - 1st and 2nd Run
Women's Kayak Single Heats - 1st and 2nd Run
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Women's Kayak Single Semifinal
Women's Kayak Single Final
Men's Kayak Single Semifinal
Men's Kayak Single Final
Men's Canoe Single Heats - 1st and 2nd Run
Women's Canoe Single Heats - 1st and 2nd Run
Women's Canoe Single Semifinal
Women's Canoe Single Final
Men's Canoe Single Semifinal
Men's Canoe Single Final
Women's Kayak Cross Round 1
Men's Kayak Cross Round 1
Women's Kayak Cross Repechage
Men's Kayak Cross Repechage
Men's Kayak Cross Heats
Women's Kayak Cross Heats
Women's Kayak Cross Quarterfinal
Men's Kayak Cross Quarterfinal
Women's Kayak Cross Semifinal
Men's Kayak Cross Semifinal
Women's Kayak Cross Final
Men's Kayak Cross Final
About
Canoe Slalom is a thrilling and highly physical sport where athletes navigate turbulent whitewater courses in a canoe or kayak. Faced with challenging rapids, paddlers employ precise strokes, core strength and fearless power to complete the course as fast as possible while passing through a series of gates. Athletes kneel and use a single-blade paddle in a canoe while they sit and maneuver with a double-bladed paddle in a kayak. Canoe Slalom features single Canoe and Kayak events along with Kayak Cross, a full-contact, high-speed spectacle where four competitors launch off a ramp, race to the finish and must complete a compulsory 360-degree roll along the way. Canoe Slalom is all speedy, breathtaking action, wowing spectators from splash to finish.
Canoe Slalom made its Olympic Games debut in 1972, paused its appearances and then returned permanently in 1992.
Sessions
Venue
OKC Whitewater Center, OKC Zone
800 RIVERSPORT Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73129
