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Latest revision as of 12:44, 5 October 2025
The women’s kayak cross event at the 2025 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships took place on 4 October 2025 at the Penrith Whitewater Stadium in Penrith.
The kayak cross event is split into two phases – qualification time trials and knockout phase where 4 paddlers race each other head-to-head. Top 42 paddlers from the individual time trial (which is a medal event in itself) advance to the knockout phase. There are 11 heats in the first round of the knockout phase with the top 2 paddlers from each heat advancing to the next round (22 total). The remaining 20 paddlers go into the repechage round (5 heats). Once again top 2 from each heat advance to the next round. The second round is made up of 8 heats of 4 boats. Once again top 2 from each heat advance to the quarterfinal, then semifinal and final. The eliminated athletes from the semifinal compete in the small final.
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.
All times listed are UTC+10.
| Date | Time | Round |
|---|---|---|
| 29 September 2025 | 14:56 | Time trial |
| 4 October 2025 | ||
| 10:03 | Round 1 | |
| 11:22 | Repechage round | |
| 12:33 | Heats | |
| 14:05 | Quarterfinals | |
| 14:49 | Semifinals | |
| 15:11 | Small final | |
| 15:24 | Final |
Top 2 from each race advance to the heats. The rest go to repechage.[1]
- Race 1
- Race 2
- Race 3
- Race 4
- Race 5
- Race 6
- Race 7
- Race 8
- Race 9
- Race 10
- Race 11
- Race 1
- Race 2
- Race 3
- Race 4
- Race 5
- Race 1
- Race 2
- Race 3
- Race 4
- Race 5
- Race 6
- Race 7
- Race 8
- Race 1
- Race 2
- Race 3
- Race 4
- Race 1
- Race 2
Final ranking (Top 42)
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The top 42 ranking determined by the knockout rounds. Bib numbers correspond to seeding after time trials.
