International Canoe Federation names venues for Paris 2024 Olympic qualifiers

Key Olympic Qualification Venues Confirmed

The ICF has designated Duisburg, Germany, and Lee Valley, Great Britain, as hosts for the pivotal 2023 World Championships, serving as crucial qualification opportunities for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The ICF board in Beijing announced Duisburg would host the 2023 ICF Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe World Championships. Lee Valley, a London 2012 Olympic venue, will host the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships.

Host City History

  • Lee Valley hosts its second Olympic qualifier after 2015.
  • Duisburg hosts its fifth Olympic qualifier (pre-1980, 1988, 1996, 2008 Games).

Additional 2023 World Championships

  • Auronzo, Italy: U23/junior canoe sprint.
  • Miyi County, China: U23/junior slalom; senior, U23/junior wildwater.
  • Vejen Kolding, Denmark: ICF Canoe Marathon.
  • Hangzhou, China: Dragon boat.
  • Natahala Gorge, USA: 2020 ICF Wildwater.

2021 ICF World Cups

  • Canoe Sprint: Barnaul, Russia (after Super Cup), and Szeged, Hungary.
  • Canoe Slalom: Germany, Spain, France, Czech Republic, and China (with Markkleeberg, Prague, La Seu, Pau).
  • Marathon: Shaoxing, China; potential second European host.
  • Wildwater: Treignac, France; Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

2020 World Cup Updates

  • Wildwater: La Seu, Spain, and Albright, USA.
  • Canoe Freestyle: Nottingham allocation postponed for potential second host.
  • Dragon Boat: Ningbo, China, in November.

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