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Slalom Canoeing Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016


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Slalom Canoeing Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016

 

Qualifying Timeline

EVENT DATE STATUS
2015 Pan American Games (Toronto, CAN) 18.07.2015-19.07.2015 Completed
2015 World Championships (Lee Valley, GBR) 16.09.2015-20.09.2015 Completed
2015 African Championships (Sagana, KEN) 06.11.2015-08.11.2015 Completed
2016 Oceanian Championships (Penrith, AUS) 19.02.2016-21.02.2016 Completed
2016 Asian Championships (Toyama, JPN) 23.04.2016-24.04.2016 Completed
2016 European Championships (Liptovsky Mikulas, SVK) 13.05.2016-15.05.2016 Completed

 

EVENTS

4 (3+1+0)

Men's 3

  • Men's C1
  • Men's C2
  • Men's K1

Women's 1

  • Women's K1

Mixed 0

 

QUALIFICATION SYSTEM

http://canoeing.by/pics/files/RIO2016/Rio_2016_Qualification_System_FINAL_Canoe_Slalom.pdf

 

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Men's C1

Qualified Nations:

  • :ARG Argentina - Sebastian Rossi
  • :AUS Australia - Ian Borrows
  • :BRA Brazil - Felipe Borges
  • :CAN Canada - Cameron Smedley
  • :CHN China - Shu Jianming
  • :CZE Czech Republic - Vitezslav Gebas
  • :FRA France - Denis Gargaut-Chanut
  • :GER Germany - Sideris Tasiadis
  • :GBR Great Britain - David Florence
  • :JPN Japan - Takuya Haneda
  • :LIB Lebanon - Richard Merjan
  • :POL Poland - Grzegorz Hedwig
  • :RUS Russia - Aleksandr Lipatov
  • :SEN Senegal - Jean Pierre Bourhis
  • :SVK Slovakia - Matej Benus
  • :SLO Slovenia - Benjamin Savsek
  • :ESP Spain - Ander Elosegi
  • :USA United States - Casey Eichfeld

 

 

Total Athletes Qualified  18

Total Nations Qualified  18

 

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Men's C2

Qualified Nations:

  • :BRA Brazil - Charles Correa/Anderson Oliveira
  • :CZE Czech Republic - Jonas Kaspar/Marek Sindler
  • :FRA France - Gauthier Klauss/Matthieu Peche
  • :GER Germany - Franz Anton/Jan Benzien
  • :GBR Great Britain - David Florence/Richard Hounslow
  • :JPN Japan - Shota Sasaki/Tsubasa Sasaki
  • :POL Poland - Piotr Szczepanski/Marcin Pochwala
  • :RUS Russia - Mikhail Kuznetsov/Dmitry Larionov
  • :SVK Slovakia - Ladislav Skantar/Peter Skantar
  • :SLO Slovenia - Luka Bozic/Saso Taljat
  • :SUI Switzerland - Lukas Werro/Simon Werro
  • :USA United States - Devin McEwan/Casey Eichfeld

 

Total Athletes Qualified  24

Total Nations Qualified  12

 

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Men's K1

Qualified Nations:

  1. :AUS Australia - Lucien Delfour
  2. :AUT Austria - Mario Leitner
  3. :AZE Azerbaijan - Jure Meglic
  4. :BRA Brazil - Pedro Goncalves
  5. :CAN Canada - Michael Tayler
  6. :CHN China - Tan Ya
  7. :COK Cook Islands - Bryden Nicholas
  8. :CZE Czech Republic - Jiri Prskavec
  9. :FRA France - Sebastien Combot
  10. :GER Germany - Hannes Aigner
  11. :GBR Great Britain - Joe Clarke
  12. :ITA Italy - Giovanni De Gennaro
  13. :JPN Japan - Kazuki Yazawa
  14. :NGR Nigeria - Johnathan Akinyemi
  15. :NZL New Zealand - Michael Dawson
  16. :POL Poland - Maciej Okreglak
  17. :RUS Russia - Pavel Eigel
  18. :SVK Slovakia - Jakub Grigar
  19. :SLO Slovenia - Peter Kauzer
  20. :SWE Sweden - Isak Ohrstrom
  21. :USA United States - Michal Smolen

 

 

Total Athletes Qualified  21

Total Nations Qualified  21

 

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Women's K1

Qualified Nations:

  1. :AUS Australia - Jessica Fox
  2. :AUT Austria - Corinna Kuhnle
  3. :BRA Brazil - Ana Satila
  4. :CHN China - Tong Li
  5. :COK Cook Islands - Ella Nicholas
  6. :CZE Czech Republic - Katerina Kudejova
  7. :FRA France - Marie-Zelia Lafont
  8. :GER Germany - Melanie Pfeifer
  9. :GBR Great Britain - Fiona Pennie
  10. :ITA Italy - Stefanie Horn
  11. :JPN Japan - Aki Yazawa
  12. :KAZ Kazakhstan - Xeniya Kondratenko
  13. :MAR Morocco - Hind Jamili
  14. :NZL New Zealand - Luuka Jones
  15. :POL Poland - Natalia Pacierpnik
  16. :RUS Russia - Marta Kharitonova
  17. :SVK Slovakia - Jana Dukatova
  18. :SLO Slovenia - Ursa Kragelj
  19. :ESP Spain - Maialen Chourraut
  20. :UKR Ukraine - Viktoriia Us
  21. :USA United States - Ashley Nee

 

Total Athletes Qualified  21

Total Nations Qualified  21

 

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1 hour ago, Benolympique said:

K1: Marie-Zélia Lafont qualified :FRA

C2 : Gauthier Klauss – Matthieu Péché :FRA

 

wow Marie-Zelia Lafont is a real upset. Honestly not the best solution for France.

 

Klauss-Peche was expected, but the fight for the C2 quota is one of the hardest competition ever, with 3 great boats!!!

 

also Gargaud-Chanut in C1 is fine, he is the best french c1 racer now, so it should be ok.

 

mens K1 is also a open category for France 3 great athletes fighting for only 1 quota, Combot wouldn´t be my choice but well, if he beat Boris Neveu in the internal qualifier so it mean he is in best shape right now.

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The german spots are decided by 4 races over the course of 9 days (The first 2 races take place in Augsburg and the other 2 races take place in Markkleeberg), the system is pretty complicated. The winner of each race gets 0 points and in the end those athletes with the lowest overall score will qualify. Anton/Benzien start with a score of -2, because they are the current world champions. Pfeifer and Funk start with a score of -1, because they won silver and bronze at the last world championships. 

The first race took place on Saturday, here are the results:

Hannes Aigner won the first race in mens K1 ahead of Böckelmann and Maxeiner, Schubert and Grimm didnt even finish top 3, so for them it will be pretty difficult to still qualify.

Sideris Tasiadis won the first race in mens C1 ahead of Franz Anton and Jan Benzien.

Mens C2 was won by Anton/Benzien ahead of Behling/Becker and Müller/Müller.

Melanie Pfeifer won womens K1 ahead of Fritsche and Funk, Schornberg was only 4th.

Full results of the first race:

http://www.kanu.de/_dbe,news,_auto_4928323.xhtml#.Vwq5zSOLRaU

 

Hannes Aigner also won the second race today, ahead of Grimm and Maxeiner, so he is almost safe for Rio.

Tasiadis also won the second race today, ahead of Anton and Söter, so the battle for the spot should be between Tasiadis and Anton, but Tasiadis is the clear favorite now.

Mens C2 was won by Schröder/Bettge ahead of Anton/Benzien and Behling/Becker. Anton/Benzien are still clearly in the lead and i hope that they will qualify.

Lisa Fritsche won womens K1 ahead of Pfeifer and Funk, so this will be a really interesting battle, but i pray that Pfeifer or Funk will get the spot.

Full results of the second race:

http://www.kanu.de/_dbe,news,_auto_9398637.xhtml#.Vwq9uSOLRaU

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