2002 World Canoe Sprint Championships

Host City Sevilla
Country ESP
Held 28 August – 1 September 2002
Competitors 122
Countries 22

Events

Event Gender Held Status Competitors Countries
C-1 200 m Men — Medal 4 4
C-1 500 m Men — Medal 3 3
C-1 1000 m Men — Medal 3 3
C-2 200 m Men — Medal 6 3
C-2 500 m Men — Medal 6 3
C-2 1000 m Men — Medal 6 3
C-4 200 m Men — Medal 12 3
C-4 500 m Men — Medal 12 3
C-4 1000 m Men — Medal 12 3
K-1 200 m Men — Medal 3 3
K-1 500 m Men — Medal 3 3
K-1 1000 m Men — Medal 3 3
K-2 200 m Men — Medal 6 3
K-2 500 m Men — Medal 6 3
K-2 1000 m Men — Medal 6 3
K-4 200 m Men — Medal 12 3
K-4 500 m Men — Medal 12 3
K-4 1000 m Men — Medal 12 3
K-1 200 m Women — Medal 3 3
K-1 500 m Women — Medal 3 3
K-1 1000 m Women — Medal 3 3
K-2 200 m Women — Medal 6 3
K-2 500 m Women — Medal 6 3
K-2 1000 m Women — Medal 6 3
K-4 200 m Women — Medal 12 3
K-4 500 m Women — Medal 12 3
K-4 1000 m Women — Medal 12 3

Medal table

Pos Country 🥇 Gold 🥈 Silver 🥉 Bronze Total
1 Hungary HUN 6 1 4 11
2 Germany GER 3 5 4 12
3 Poland POL 3 4 3 10
4 Russia RUS 3 2 1 6
5 Spain ESP 3 1 3 7
6 Slovakia SVK 3 0 0 3
7 Cuba CUB 2 1 0 3
8 Romania ROU 1 1 2 4
9 Norway NOR 1 1 0 2
10 Lithuania LTU 1 0 1 2
11 Australia AUS 1 0 0 1
= Sweden SWE 1 0 0 1
13 Canada CAN 0 3 2 5
14 Czech Republic CZE 0 2 0 2
15 Bulgaria BUL 0 1 2 3
16 Belarus BLR 0 1 1 2
= Uzbekistan UZB 0 1 1 2
18 Argentina ARG 0 1 0 1
= China CHN 0 1 0 1
20 Italy ITA 0 0 2 2
21 Israel ISR 0 0 1 1

Medal winners

Event 🥇 Gold 🥈 Silver 🥉 Bronze
C-1 200 m, Men Maksim Opalev RUS Andrzej Jezierski POL Christian Gille GER
C-1 500 m, Men Maksim Opalev RUS György Kolonics HUN Andreas Dittmer GER
C-1 1000 m, Men Andreas Dittmer GER Maksim Opalev RUS Steve Giles CAN
C-2 200 m, Men Ibrahim Rojas / Ledys Balceiro CUB Petr Fuksa / Petr Netušil CZE Mikhail Vartolomei / Ionel Averian ROU
C-2 500 m, Men Ibrahim Rojas / Ledys Balceiro CUB Florin Popescu / Silviu Simioncencu ROU Sergey Ulegin / Aleksandr Kostoglod RUS
C-2 1000 m, Men Marcin Kobierski / Michał Śliwiński POL Ibrahim Rojas / Ledys Balceiro CUB Richard Dalton / Mike Scarola CAN
C-4 200 m, Men Russia RUS Czech Republic CZE Romania ROU
C-4 500 m, Men Romania ROU Russia RUS Poland POL
C-4 1000 m, Men Poland POL Canada CAN Belarus BLR
K-1 200 m, Men Ronny Rauhe GER Anton Ryakhov UZB Romas Petrukanecas LTU
K-1 500 m, Men Nathan Baggaley AUS Petar Merkov BUL Anton Ryakhov UZB
K-1 1000 m, Men Eirik Verås Larsen NOR Javier Correa ARG Adam Seroczyński POL
K-2 200 m, Men Alvydas Duonėla / Egidijus Balčiūnas LTU Marek Twardowski / Adam Wysocki POL Ronny Rauhe / Tim Wieskötter GER
K-2 500 m, Men Ronny Rauhe / Tim Wieskötter GER Adam Wysocki / Marek Twardowski POL Zoltán Kammerer / Botond Storcz HUN
K-2 1000 m, Men Markus Oscarsson / Henrik Nilsson SWE Eirik Verås Larsen / Nils Olav Fjeldheim NOR Ákos Vereckei / Krisztián Veréb HUN
K-4 200 m, Men Slovakia
Spain 		SVK
ESP 		Hungary HUN
K-4 500 m, Men Slovakia SVK Belarus BLR Spain ESP
K-4 1000 m, Men Slovakia SVK Germany GER Bulgaria BUL
K-1 200 m, Women Teresa Portela ESP Caroline Brunet CAN Elżbieta Urbańczyk POL
K-1 500 m, Women Katalin Kovács HUN Caroline Brunet CAN Josefa Idem-Guerrini ITA
K-1 1000 m, Women Katalin Kovács HUN Katrin Wagner GER Josefa Idem-Guerrini ITA
K-2 200 m, Women Sonia Molanes / Beatriz Manchón ESP Aneta Pastuszka / Joanna Skowroń POL Bonka Pindzheva / Delyana Dacheva BUL
K-2 500 m, Women Szilvia Szabó / Kinga Bóta HUN Katrin Wagner / Manuela Mucke GER Sonia Molanes / Beatriz Manchón ESP
K-2 1000 m, Women Szilvia Szabó / Kinga Bóta HUN Nadine Opgen-Rhein / Manuela Mucke GER Adi Gafni / Larisa Pesyakhovich ISR
K-4 200 m, Women Hungary HUN Spain ESP Germany GER
K-4 500 m, Women Hungary HUN Germany GER Spain ESP
K-4 1000 m, Women Poland POL China CHN Hungary HUN