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Ivrea, ITA, 24.9.2026 - 26.9.2026
24.9.2026
Official Documents
Official Bulletin: VIEW PDF
Competition Schedule V3 : VIEW PDF
Training Schedule V2 : VIEW PDF
Competition Guide V1.1 : VIEW PDF
Qualification Slalom Course Map: Heats + Teams
Semi final and Final Slalom Course Map: Here
Kayak Cross Map : VIEW PDF
Provisional Start List - Slalom | Kayak Cross Individual
Official start lists, live results and competition information are available through Siwidata LINK
Slalom K1 Women Heat Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom K1 Men Heat Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom C1 Women Heat Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom C1 Men Heat Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom K1 Women Teams FINAL Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom K1 Men Teams FINAL Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom C1 Women Teams FINAL Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom C1 Men Teams FINAL Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom K1 Women Semi Final Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom K1 Men Semi Final Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom K1 Women Final Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom K1 Men Final Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom C1 Women Semi Final Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom C1 Men Semi Final Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom C1 Women Final Results - VIEW PDF
Slalom C1 Men Final Results - VIEW PDF
Kayak Cross Individual Women Results - VIEW PDF
Kayak Cross Individual Men Results - VIEW PDF
Kayak Cross Women Results - VIEW PDF
Kayak Cross Men Results - VIEW PDF
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