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Canoe/Kayaking at Beijing 2008

Canoe/Kayaking competitions at the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics will be held from August 11 to August 23. Slalom Events: 4 sets of medals will be awarded in the following events:

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An NOC may enter up to 1 boat in each slalom event at the Olympics. Qualification places are awarded to the NOC and not to the athletes.

The Road to Beijing
Date  Event K1 Men  C1 Men C2 Men K1 Women
19-23 Sep 2007  Senior World Championship, Foz do Iguacu, Brazil
1-5 Nov 2007 African Championship, Masinga Dam, Kenya 1 1 1 1
15-16 Mar 2008 Oceania Championships, Penrith 1 1 1 1
26-28 Apr 2008 American Championship, Charlotte 1 1 1 1
9-11 May 2008 European Championship, Karkow 2 2 2 2
17-18 May 2008 Asian Championship, Nakron Nayok, Thailand 1 1 1 1
  Host Nation   China China China  

The IOC caps the total number of athletes in the slalom competition, which determines the minimum boat quota places listed above. However, an athlete may represent his NOC in more than one event, in which case an additional Athlete Quota Place becomes available. The additional entry is awarded to the next best ranked NOC at the corresponding Continental Qualification for the continent of the NOC that freed a quota place. The second allocation will be made between June 18, 2008 and July 23, 2008. If only one Athlete Quota Place is available from a C2M then the best-unqualified NOC in C1M from the same continent will receive an Athlete Quota Place.

Flatwater Events: 12 sets of medals will be awarded in the following events:

An NOC may enter 1 boat in each flatwater competition. Qualification place is awarded to the NOC and not to the athletes. The Host Nation is awarded 1 boat in K-1 Men, K-1 Women and C-1 Men events and if they do not qualify through the world championships, the lowest ranked boat from the world championships will be replaced by the boat from the Host Nation.

The Road to Beijing
Date  Event
8-12 Aug 2007 Senior World Championships, Duisburg
1-5 Nov 2007 African Championships, Masinga Dam
12-16 Mar 2008 Oceania Championships, Penrith
9-11 May 2008 Asian Championships, Komatsu
15-18 May 2008 European Championships, Milano
17-18 May 2008 American Championships, Montreal

The Road to Beijing
Event World Championship Africa Americas Asia Europe Oceania
Men's K1 500m* 1 1 1 2 1
Men's K1 1000m 1 1 1 2 1
Men's K2 500m*   1 1 2  
Men's K2 1000m*   1 1 1  
Men's K4 1000m*   1 1 1  
Men's C1 500m 1 1 1   1
Men's C1 1000m 1 1 1   1
Men's C2 500m*   1 1 2  
Men's C2 1000m*   1 1 2  
Women's K1 500m 1 1 1   1
Women's K2 500m*   1 1 1  
Women's K2 500m*   1 1 1  

* Best NOC from Africa or Oceania, if it finishes between 7th and 14th place, will be awarded a 7th qualification spot. If there are no NOCs from Africa or Oceania between 7th and 14th place, the place will be given to European Championship

The IOC caps the total number of athletes in the slalom competition, which determines the minimum boat quota places listed above. However, an athlete may represent his NOC in more than one event, in which case an additional Athlete Quota Place becomes available. The additional entry is awarded to the next best ranked NOC at the corresponding Continental Qualification in which the NOC of the repeating athlete competes. The second allocation will be made between June 18, 2008 and July 23, 2008.