Olympians Who Won a Medal at the Canoe Sprint World Championships (1058)

Description

Host cities:

1938 Vaxholm (SWE) 6-7 August 1938
1948 London (GBR) 13-16 August 1948
1950 København (Copenhagen) (DEN) 4-6 August 1950
1954 Mâcon (FRA) 24-26 July 1954
1958 Praha (Prague) (TCH) 14-17 August 1958
1963 Jajce (YUG) 23-25 August 1963
1966 Ost-Berlin (GDR) 19-21 August 1966
1970 København (Copenhagen) (DEN) 31 July-2 August 1970
1971 Beograd (YUG) 26-29 August 1971
1973 Tampere (FIN) 26-29 July 1973
1974 Ciudad de México (Mexico City) (MEX) 16-20 October 1974
1975 Beograd (YUG) 31 July-3 August 1975
1977 Sofia (BUL) 1-4 September 1977
1978 Beograd (YUG) 8-13 August 1978
1979 Duisburg (GER) 15-19 August 1979
1981 Nottingham (GBR) 29 July-2 August 1981
1982 Beograd (YUG) 1-4 August 1982
1983 Tampere (FIN) 28-31 July 1983
1985 Mechelen (BEL) 15-18 August 1985
1986 Montréal (CAN) 19-24 August 1986
1987 Duisburg (GER) 18-23 August 1987
1989 Plovdiv (BUL) 23-27 August 1989
1990 Poznań (POL) 22-26 August 1990
1991 Paris (FRA) 21-25 August 1991
1993 København (Copenhagen) (DEN) 25-29 August 1993
1994 Ciudad de México (Mexico City) (MEX) 21-25 September 1994
1995 Duisburg (GER) 15-20 August 1995
1997 Dartmouth (CAN) 20-24 August 1997
1998 Szeged (HUN) 3-6 September 1998
1999 Milano (ITA) 24-29 August 1999
2001 Poznań (POL) 23-26 August 2001
2002 Sevilla (ESP) 28 August-1 September 2002
2003 Gainesville (USA) 10-14 August 2003
2005 Zagreb (CRO) 25-28 August 2005
2006 Szeged (HUN) 17-20 August 2006
2007 Duisburg (GER) 9-12 August 2007
2009 Dartmouth (CAN) 12-16 August 2009
2010 Poznań (POL) 19-22 August 2010
2011 Szeged (HUN) 17-21 August 2011
2013 Duisburg (GER) 29 August-1 September 2013
2014 Moskva (Moscow) (RUS) 6-10 August 20114
2015 Milano (ITA) 19-23 August 2015
2017 Račice (CZE) 23-27 August 2017
2018 Montemor-o-Velho (POR) 22-26 August 2018
2019 Szeged (HUN) 21-25 August 2019
2021 København (Copenhagen) (DEN)

Athlete	Nation(s)	Sport(s)	Role(s)	Era	Notes
Georges Dransart	FRA	CSP	Olympics	1948—1956	0–2–0 1950 København silver: C2 1000 m and C2 10000 m
Miklós Dudás	HUN	CSP	Olympics	2012	1–0–2 2013 Duisburg bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2014 Moskva gold: K1 4×200 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: K4 500 m
Alexandru Dulău	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1984	0–1–0 1986 Montréal silver: K4 10000 m
Liviu Dumitrescu-Lazar	ROU	CSP	Olympics	2012	4–1–1 2010 Poznań gold: C2 500 m and C2 1000 m; 2011 Szeged gold: C2 500 m, bronze: C2 1000 m; 2014 Moskva gold: C2 1000 m, silver: C2 500 m
Viorica Dumitru	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1968—1972	0–1–3 1973 Tampere bronze: K1 500 m and K4 500 m; 1974 Ciudad de México silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m
Alvydas Duonėla	LTU	CSP	Olympics	2000—2008	3–2–2 2001 Poznań gold: K2 200 m, silver: K2 500 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K2 200 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: K2 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 2005 Zagreb silver: K2 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m
Natasa Dusev-Janics	HUN SCG	CSP	Olympics	2000—2016	19–6–0 2002 Sevilla gold: K4 200 m (competed as Natasa Janics for Hungary); 2003 Gainesville gold: K4 1000 m (competed as Natasa Janics for Hungary); 2005 Zagreb gold: K2 200 m, K2 500 m, and K2 1000 m (competed as Natasa Janics for Hungary); 2006 Szeged gold: K2 200 m, K2 500 m, K2 1000 m, K4 200 m, K4 500 m, and K4 1000 m (competed as Natasa Janics for Hungary); 2007 Duisburg gold: K1 200 m (competed as Natasa Janics for Hungary); 2009 Dartmouth gold: K1 200 m, K2 200 m, and K4 500 m, silver: K1 4×200 m and K4 200 m (competed as Natasa Janics for Hungary); 2010 Poznań gold: K1 200 m, K2 200 m, and K4 500 m, silver: K1 500 m and K1 4×200 m (competed as Natasa Janics for Hungary); 2013 Duisburg gold: K1 4×200 m, silver: K2 500 m; 2015 Milano silver: K2 200 m (competed for Hungary)
Andrian Dushev	BUL	CSP	Olympics	1996	0–0–1 1989 Plovdiv bronze: K4 500 m
Bernd Duvigneau	GDR	CSP	Olympics	1976—1980	5–0–0 1974 Ciudad de México gold: K4 1000 m; 1978 Beograd gold: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m
Filip Dvořák	CZE	CSP	Olympics	2012—2016	0–0–2 2013 Duisburg bronze: C2 500 m and C2 1000 m
Aleksandr Dyachenko	RUS	CSP	Olympics	2012	2–3–2 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K4 200 m; 2010 Poznań bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K1 4×200 m; 2013 Duisburg gold: K2 200 m, silver: K1 4×200 m; 2015 Milano silver: K2 200 m; 2019 Szeged gold: K2 200 m
Izabela Dylewska-Światowiak	POL	CSP	Olympics	1988—1996	0–5–1 1987 Duisburg silver: K1 500 m (competed as Izabella Dylewska); 1989 Plovdiv silver: K1 500 m and K1 5000 m (competed as Izabella Dylewska); 1995 Duisburg silver: K2 500 m; 1997 Dartmouth silver: K2 200 m, bronze: K2 1000 m
Edyta Dzieniszewska-Kierkla	POL	CSP	Olympics	2008—2016	1–2–1 2013 Duisburg silver: K1 4×200 m, bronze: K1 1000 m (competed as Edyta Dzieniszewska); 2014 Moskva gold: K1 4×200 m, silver: K4 500 m (competed as Edyta Dzieniszewska)
Klaus-Peter Ebeling	GDR	CSP	Olympics	1968	0–1–1 1970 København silver: K4 1000 m, bronze: K2 1000 m
Vilma Egresi	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1960	0–1–0 1954 Mâcon silver: K2 500 m
Ulli Eicke	FRG	CSP	Olympics	1976—1984	0–3–0 1977 Sofia silver: C1 500 m; 1979 Duisburg silver: C1 500 m; 1985 Mechelen silver: C1 1000 m
Jonas Ems	GER	CSP	Olympics	2008—2012	1–2–1 2005 Zagreb silver: K4 200 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K1 200 m; 2009 Dartmouth silver: K1 4×200 m; 2013 Duisburg bronze: K2 200 m
Róbert Erban	TCH SVK	CSP	Olympics	1992—2004	1–2–1 1991 Paris bronze: K2 10000 m (competed for Czechoslovakia); 2005 Zagreb silver: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m (competed for Slovakia); 2006 Szeged gold: K4 500 m (competed for Slovakia)
Ingela Ericsson	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1996—2000	0–1–3 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 500 m; 1995 Duisburg bronze: K4 200 m; 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K4 200 m; 1998 Szeged silver: K4 200 m
Nicușor Eșanu	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1976—1980	1–4–2 1975 Beograd silver: K1 4×500 m and K4 10000 m; 1978 Beograd silver: K2 500 m and K4 1000 m, bronze K2 10000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K2 10000 m; 1981 Nottingham bronze: K2 10000 m
Roswitha Esser	GER FRG	CSP	Olympics	1964—1972	2–4–1 1963 Jajce gold: K2 500 m, silver: K4 500 m (competed for West Germany); 1966 East Berlin silver: K1 500 m and K4 500 m (competed for West Germany); 1970 København gold: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m (competed for West Germany); 1971 Beograd silver: K4 500 m (competed for West Germany)
José María Esteban	ESP	CSP	Olympics	1972—1976	1–1–1 1975 Beograd gold: K4 1000 m; 1978 Beograd silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m
László Fábián	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1956	4–1–0 1958 Praha gold: K2 10000 m; 1963 Jajce gold: K2 10000 m and K4 1000 m; 1966 East Berlin gold: K2 10000 m, silver: K4 10000 m
Jonas Fager	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1992—2000	0–0–1 1991 Paris bronze: K4 10000 m
Ramóna Farkasdi	HUN	CSP	YOG	2010	1–0–0 2017 Račice gold: K2 1000 m
Hartmut Faust	FRG	CSP	Olympics	1984—1988	0–0–1 1986 Montréal bronze: C2 1000 m
Wolfram Faust	FRG	CSP	Olympics	1984—1988	0–0–1 1986 Montréal bronze: C2 1000 m
Krisztina Fazekas Zur	HUN	CSP	Olympics	2012—2016	8–6–0 2001 Poznań gold: K4 200 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: K4 1000 m; 2006 Szeged gold: K4 500 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K4 200 m and K4 500 m; 2009 Dartmouth silver: K1 4×200 m and K4 200 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K1 1000 m (competed for the United States); 2013 Duisburg gold: K2 1000 m, K4 500 m, and K1 4×200 m; 2015 Milano silver: K4 500 m; 2017 Račice gold: K4 500 m
Nicolae Fedosei	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1984	1–1–0 1983 Tampere gold: K4 1000 m; 1986 Montréal silver: K4 10000 m
Nataliya Feklisova	UKR	CSP	Olympics	1996—2000	0–0–1 2001 Poznań bronze: K4 1000 m
Paul Felinger	AUT	CSP	Olympics	1948	0–1–1 1948 London silver: K4 1000 m; 1950 København bronze: K4 1000 m
Elke Felten	GER FRG	CSP	Olympics	1964	0–1–0 1963 Jajce silver: K4 500 m (competed for West Germany)
Ian Ferguson	NZL	CSP	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer	1976—1992	2–3–0 1983 Tampere silver: K1 500 m; 1985 Mechelen gold: K2 500 m; 1987 Duisburg gold: K2 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m; 1990 Poznań silver: K2 10000 m
David Fernandes	POR	CSP	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2014 Moskva silver: K4 1000 m
José Ramón Ferrer	MEX	CSP	Olympics	1992—2000	0–0–1 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: C4 1000 m
Waldemar Fibigr	CZE TCH	CSP	Olympics	1988—1992	0–1–2 1993 København bronze: C4 500 m (competed for Czech Republic); 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: C4 200 m (competed for Czech Republic); 1995 Duisburg silver: C4 200 m (competed for Czech Republic)
László Fidel	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1992	5–1–0 1986 Montréal gold: K4 1000 m; 1987 Duisburg gold: K2 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1990 Poznań gold: K4 1000 m; 1991 Paris gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K4 500 m
Yury Filatov	URS UKR	CSP	Olympics	1972—1976	2–2–0 1970 København gold: K4 1000 m; 1971 Beograd gold: K4 1000 m; 1973 Tampere silver: K4 1000 m; 1974 Ciudad de México silver: K4 1000 m
Ognjen Filipović	SRB SCG	CSP	Olympics	2000—2004	2–1–3 1998 Szeged bronze: K1 200 m (competed for FR Yugoslavia); 2005 Zagreb gold: K2 200 m (competed for Serbia and Montenegro); 2006 Szeged gold: K4 200 m, bronze: K2 200 m (competed for Serbia); 2007 Duisburg silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K2 200 m (competed for Serbia)
Birgit Fischer-Schmidt	GDR GER	CSP	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer / Closing Flagbearer	1980—2004	27–6–4 1979 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m (competed as Birgit Fischer for East Germany); 1981 Nottingham gold: K1 500 m, K2 500 m, and K4 500 m (competed as Birgit Fischer for East Germany); 1982 Beograd gold: K1 500 m, K2 500 m, and K4 500 m (competed as Birgit Fischer for East Germany); 1983 Tampere gold: K1 500 m, K2 500 m, and K4 500 m (competed as Birgit Fischer for East Germany); 1985 Mechelen gold: K1 500 m, K2 500 m, and K4 500 m (competed as Birgit Schmidt for East Germany); 1987 Duisburg gold: K1 500 m, K2 500 m, and K4 500 m (competed as Birgit Schmidt for East Germany); 1993 København gold: K1 500 m and K4 500 m, bronze: K1 5000 m (competed as Birgit Schmidt for Germany); 1994 Ciudad de México gold: K1 500 m and K4 500 m, silver: K2 200 m and K4 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m (competed as Birgit Schmidt for Germany); 1995 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m, silver: K4 200 m (competed as Birgit Schmidt for Germany); 1997 Dartmouth gold: K2 200 m, K2 500 m, K2 1000 m, K4 200 m, and K4 500 m (competed as Birgit Fischer for Germany); 1998 Szeged gold: K2 500 m, silver: K4 500 m and K2 1000 m (competed as Birgit Fischer for Germany); 1999 Milano silver: K4 500 m (competed as Birgit Fischer for Germany); 2005 Zagreb bronze: K2 200 m and K4 1000 m (competed as Birgit Fischer for Germany)
Eberhard Fischer	FRG	CSP	Olympics	1972	0–2–0 1971 Beograd silver: K4 1000 m; 1973 Tampere silver: K4 10000 m
Fanny Fischer	GER	CSP	Olympics	2008	3–4–2 2005 Zagreb bronze: K2 200 m; 2006 Szeged silver: K2 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K2 200 m and K2 500 m; 2009 Dartmouth gold: K1 4×200 m, silver: K2 200 m and K2 500 m; 2010 Poznań silver: K4 500 m
Aimee Fisher	NZL	CSP	Olympics	2016—2024	0–2–1 2017 Račice bronze: K4 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho silver: K2 200 m and K4 500 m
Hugh Fisher	CAN	CSP	Olympics	1976—1988	0–1–1 1982 Beograd silver: K2 1000 m; 1983 Tampere bronze: K2 500 m
Riley Fitzsimmons	AUS	CSP	Olympics	2016—2024	1–0–0 2017 Račice gold: K4 1000 m
Nils Olav Fjeldheim	NOR	CSP	Olympics	2000—2004	1–1–1 1998 Szeged bronze: K4 200 m; 2001 Poznań gold: K2 1000 m; 2002 Sevilla silver: K2 1000 m
Nicolae Flocea	ROU	CSP	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2007 Duisburg bronze: C4 500 m
Naomi Flood	AUS	CSP	Olympics	2012—2016	0–0–1 2011 Szeged bronze: K1 1000 m
László Foltán	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1980	3–0–1 1977 Sofia gold: C2 500 m; 1978 Beograd gold: C2 500 m; 1981 Nottingham gold: C2 500 m; 1982 Beograd bronze: C2 500 m
Konstantin Fomichev	RUS	CSP	Olympics	2004	4–3–2 1997 Dartmouth silver: C4 1000 m; 1998 Szeged silver: C4 1000 m, bronze: C4 200 m; 1999 Milano gold: C2 200 m, C4 200 m, C4 500 m, and C4 1000 m; 2001 Poznań bronze: C4 500 m; 2002 Sevilla silver: C4 500 m
Ben Fouhy	NZL	CSP	Olympics	2004—2012	1–0–1 2003 Gainesville gold: K1 1000 m; 2006 Szeged bronze: K1 1000 m
Émilie Fournel	CAN	CSP	Olympics	2008—2016	0–0–2 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2015 Milano bronze: K1 5000 m
Christian Frederiksen	DEN NOR	CSP	Olympics	1988—2000	6–1–1 1986 Montréal bronze: C2 10000 m (competed for Denmark); 1987 Duisburg gold: C2 10000 m (competed for Denmark); 1989 Plovdiv gold: C2 1000 m and C2 10000 m (competed for Denmark); 1990 Poznań gold: C2 10000 m (competed for Denmark); 1993 København gold: C2 1000 m and C2 10000 m, silver: C2 500 m (competed for Denmark)
Gert Fredriksson	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1948—1960	7–2–2 1948 London gold: K1 500 m and K1 4×500 m; 1950 København gold: K1 1000 m and K1 4×500 m, silver: K1 10000 m; 1954 Mâcon gold: K1 500 m, K1 1000 m, and K1 4×500 m; 1958 Praha silver: K1 500 m, bronze: K1 1000 m and K1 4×500 m
Maciej Freimut	POL	CSP	Olympics	1988—1996	1–4–2 1989 Plovdiv silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 1990 Poznań silver: K1 1000 m; 1993 København silver: K2 500 m and K4 10000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México gold: K2 200 m; 1995 Duisburg bronze: K2 500 m
Oszkár Frey	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1976—1980	1–3–0 1975 Beograd silver: C2 10000 m; 1977 Sofia silver: C2 1000 m; 1978 Beograd gold: C2 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg silver: C2 1000 m
Svend Frømming	DEN	CSP	Olympics	1952—1956	0–1–0 1950 København silver: K2 10000 m
Martin Fuksa	CZE	CSP	Olympics / Closing Flagbearer	2016—2024	2–4–2 2014 Moskva silver: C1 1000 m bronze: C1 500 m; 2015 Milano gold: C1 500 m, silver: C1 1000 m; 2017 Račice gold: C1 500 m, silver: C1 1000 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho silver: C1 1000 m, bronze: C1 500 m
Petr Fuksa	CZE	CSP	Olympics	1996	2–7–2 1997 Dartmouth bronze: C2 200 m and C4 200 m; 1998 Szeged gold: C4 200 m; 1999 Milano silver: C4 200 m; 2001 Poznań silver: C4 200 m; 2002 Sevilla silver: C2 200 m and C4 200 m; 2003 Gainesville silver: C2 200 m and C4 200 m; 2005 Zagreb silver: C4 200 m; 2006 Szeged gold: C4 200 m
Karen Furneaux	CAN	CSP	Olympics	2000—2008	2–3–4 1997 Dartmouth silver: K4 200 m; 1998 Szeged gold: K2 200 m; 1999 Milano silver: K2 500 m; 2001 Poznań gold: K1 200 m; 2005 Zagreb silver: K1 500 m, bronze: K1 200 m and K1 1000 m; 2006 Szeged bronze: K1 200 m; 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K1 4×200 m
Tomas Gadeikis	LTU	CSP	Olympics	2008	3–0–2 2006 Szeged bronze: C2 200 m; 2007 Duisburg bronze: C2 200 m; 2009 Dartmouth gold: C2 200 m; 2010 Poznań gold: C2 200 m; 2011 Szeged gold: C2 200 m
Andrzej Gajewski	POL	CSP	Olympics	1996	0–1–1 1989 Plovdiv bronze: K4 10000 m; 1990 Poznań silver: K4 10000 m
Michał Gajownik	POL	CSP	Olympics	2000	2–0–1 2002 Sevilla gold: C4 1000 m; 2005 Zagreb gold: C4 1000 m, bronze: C4 500 m
Sergey Galkov	RUS URS	CSP	Olympics	1988	0–0–2 1991 Paris bronze: K4 500 m; 1993 København bronze: K4 10000 m (competed for Russia)
Vitaly Galkov	RUS URS	CSP	Olympics	1968	0–1–0 1963 Jajce silver: C2 1000 m
Louis Gantois	FRA	CSP	Olympics	1952—1956	0–1–1 1954 Mâcon silver: K1 1000 m, bronze: K4 1000 m
Gao Beibei	CHN	CSP	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1995 Duisburg silver: K4 500 m
Gao Yi	CHN	CSP	Olympics	2004	0–1–0 2002 Sevilla silver: K4 1000 m
José Garcia	POR	CSP	Olympics	1988—1996	0–0–1 1989 Plovdiv bronze: K1 10000 m
María Isabel García	ESP	CSP	Olympics	2000—2004	0–3–4 2001 Poznań silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 2002 Sevilla silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 2003 Gainesville silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 2005 Zagreb bronze: K4 200 m
Miguel García	ESP	CSP	Olympics	1992—1996	0–0–1 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K1 200 m
Erika Géczi	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1988	1–3–2 1982 Beograd silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1983 Tampere silver: K2 500 m; 1985 Mechelen bronze: K4 500 m; 1986 Montréal gold: K4 500 m; 1987 Duisburg silver: K4 500 m
Peter Gelle	SVK	CSP	Olympics	2012—2020	1–2–0 2010 Poznań silver: K1 500 m; 2011 Szeged gold: K2 1000 m; 2017 Račice silver: K2 1000 m
Carsta Genäuß	GDR	CSP	Olympics	1980	7–0–0 1978 Beograd gold: K4 500 m; 1981 Nottingham gold: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Carsta Kühn); 1983 Tampere gold: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Carsta Kühn); 1985 Mechelen gold: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Carsta Kühn)
Carl von Gerber	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1960—1964	0–0–1 1958 Praha bronze: K1 4×500 m
Rodrigo Germade	ESP	CSP	Olympics	2016—2024	1–3–0 2017 Račice gold: K2 500 m, silver: K4 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho silver: K4 500 m; 2019 Szeged silver: K4 500 m
Vanya Gesheva	BUL	CSP	Olympics	1980—1988	1–2–2 1977 Sofia bronze: K2 500 m; 1978 Beograd silver: K4 500 m; 1983 Tampere silver: K1 500 m; 1986 Montréal gold: K1 500 m, bronze: K2 500 m
Leonid Geyshtor	BLR URS	CSP	Olympics	1960	1–0–0 1963 Jajce gold: C2 10000 m
Marie-Josée Gibeau-Ouimet	CAN	CSP	Olympics	1996—2000	3–1–0 1994 Ciudad de México gold: K2 200 m (competed as Marie-Josée Gibeau); 1995 Duisburg gold: K4 200 m; 1997 Dartmouth silver: K4 200 m; 1998 Szeged gold: K2 200 m
Csaba Giczy	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1968—1976	3–3–2 1970 København bronze: K4 1000 m; 1971 Beograd gold: K1 4×500 m, silver: K4 10000 m; 1973 Tampere gold: K4 1000 m and K4 10000 m; 1974 Ciudad de México silver: K4 10000 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 1977 Sofia silver: K4 10000 m
Steve Giles	CAN	CSP	Olympics	1992—2004	1–0–2 1993 København bronze: C1 500 m; 1998 Szeged gold: C1 1000 m; 2002 Sevilla bronze: C1 1000 m
Christian Gille	GER	CSP	Olympics	2000—2008	5–3–6 1995 Duisburg bronze: C4 1000 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: C2 200 m, bronze: C2 500 m; 1998 Szeged gold: C2 200 m, bronze: C2 500 m; 1999 Milano bronze: C2 200 m; 2001 Poznań bronze: C1 200 m; 2005 Zagreb gold: C2 500 m and C2 1000 m, silver: C2 200 m; 2006 Szeged silver: C2 200 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: C2 1000 m, silver: C2 200 m, bronze: C2 500 m
Alexandru Giura	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1980	0–1–0 1978 Beograd silver: K4 1000 m
Andreas Gjersøe	NOR	CSP	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 1998 Szeged bronze: K4 200 m
Lars Glassér	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1952	5–1–0 1948 London gold: K1 4×500 m, silver: K1 500 m; 1950 København gold: K1 4×500 m, K2 500 m, and K2 1000 m; 1954 Mâcon gold: K1 4×500 m
Marcel Glăvan	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1996	2–5–0 1994 Ciudad de México silver: C4 500 m and C4 1000 m; 1995 Duisburg gold: C4 1000 m, silver: C2 1000 m and C4 500 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: C4 1000 m, silver: C4 500 m
Petar Godev	BUL	CSP	Olympics	1988—1992	0–0–1 1989 Plovdiv bronze: K4 500 m
Sabine Goetschy-Kleinhenz	FRA	CSP	Olympics	1992—1996	0–0–1 1991 Paris bronze: K2 5000 m (competed as Sabine Goetschy)
Björn Goldschmidt	GER	CSP	Olympics	2004—2008	1–1–0 2005 Zagreb silver: K4 200 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m
Tomasz Goliasz	POL	CSP	Olympics	1996	0–1–1 1989 Plovdiv silver: C2 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: C2 1000 m
Ivan Golovachov	URS UKR	CSP	Olympics	1960	0–1–0 1958 Praha silver: K2 1000 m
Beatriz Gomes	POR	CSP	Olympics	2008—2012	0–0–1 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K4 200 m
Nina Gopova-Trofimova	RUS URS	CSP	Olympics	1976—1980	2–3–0 1973 Tampere gold: K1 500 m and K4 500 m, silver: K2 500 m (competed as Nina Gopova); 1974 Ciudad de México silver: K1 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Nina Gopova)
Nikolay Gorbachov	BLR URS	CSP	Olympics	1972	1–0–2 1971 Beograd bronze: K4 10000 m; 1974 Ciudad de México gold: K4 10000 m; 1975 Beograd bronze: K4 10000 m
Kazimierz Górecki	POL	CSP	Olympics	1976	0–0–2 1974 Ciudad de México bronze: K1 4×500 m and K4 10000 m
Oleg Goroby	RUS EUN	CSP	Olympics	1992—2000	7–2–5 1990 Poznań gold: K4 500 m (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Paris bronze: K4 500 m (competed for the Soviet Union); 1993 København gold: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m (competed for Russia); 1994 Ciudad de México gold: K4 200 m, K4 500 m, and K4 1000 m (competed for Russia); 1995 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m, silver: K4 200 m (competed for Russia); 1997 Dartmouth gold: K4 200 m (competed for Russia); 1999 Milano bronze: K4 200 m (competed for Russia); 2001 Poznań silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 1000 m (competed for Russia); 2003 Gainesville bronze: K4 500 m (competed for Russia)
Mathieu Goubel	FRA	CSP	Olympics	2008—2012	0–1–3 1999 Milano bronze: C4 500 m; 2009 Dartmouth silver: C1 1000 m, bronze: C1 500 m and C1 4×200 m
Petra Grabowski	GDR	CSP	Olympics	1972	1–3–2 1970 København silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 1971 Beograd silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1973 Tampere gold: K2 500 m, silver: K1 500 m (competed as Petra Borzym)
Maurice Graffen	FRA	CSP	Olympics	1948—1956	0–0–1 1954 Mâcon bronze: K4 1000 m
Aleksandr Gramovich	BLR EUN	CSP	Olympics	1992	0–0–1 1990 Poznań bronze: C2 1000 m (competed for the Soviet Union)
Pablo Grate	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1992	0–0–1 1991 Paris bronze: K4 10000 m
Anatoly Grishin	RUS URS	CSP	Olympics	1964	1–0–1 1963 Jajce bronze: K2 1000 m; 1966 East Berlin gold: K4 10000 m
Andrzej Gronowicz	POL	CSP	Olympics	1972—1976	0–1–2 1973 Tampere bronze: C2 500 m; 1974 Ciudad de México silver: C2 1000 m; 1977 Sofia bronze: C2 1000 m
Marcus Groß	GER	CSP	Olympics	2012—2016	3–0–2 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K2 500 m; 2013 Duisburg gold: K2 1000 m; 2015 Milano gold: K2 1000 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho gold: K2 1000 m; 2019 Szeged bronze: K2 500 m
Nebojša Grujić	SRB	CSP	Olympics	2016	1–0–3 2014 Moskva gold: K2 200 m; 2015 Milano bronze: K2 200 m; 2017 Račice bronze: K2 200 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: K2 200 m
Vladimir Grushikhin	ARM RUS	CSP	Olympics	2000—2004	0–0–1 2003 Gainesville bronze: K4 500 m (competed for Russia)
Nina Gruzintseva	RUS URS	CSP	Olympics	1964	1–0–0 1958 Praha gold: K2 500 m
Marcin Grzybowski	POL	CSP	Olympics	2008—2012	0–3–2 2002 Sevilla bronze: C4 500 m; 2003 Gainesville silver: C4 500 m; 2006 Szeged silver: C4 500 m; 2015 Milano bronze: C2 1000 m; 2017 Račice silver: C4 1000 m
Hans Martin Gulbrandsen	NOR	CSP	Olympics	1948—1952	0–1–0 1948 London silver: K1 4×500 m
Artur Guliev	UZB	CSP	YOG	2014	0–0–1 2019 Szeged bronze: C2 200 m
Nataliya Guly	RUS	CSP	Olympics	1996—2000	0–1–2 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K2 200 m; 1998 Szeged bronze: K4 200 m; 1999 Milano silver: K4 200 m
Anders Gustafsson	SWE	CSP	Olympics	2000—2012	1–3–0 2009 Dartmouth silver: K1 500 m and K1 1000 m; 2010 Poznań gold: K1 500 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K1 1000 m
Torsten Gutsche	GER	CSP	Olympics	1992—1996	11–5–4 1989 Plovdiv gold: K2 500 m and K2 1000 m; 1990 Poznań gold: K2 1000 m, bronze: K2 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1991 Paris gold: K2 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m and K2 10000 m; 1993 København gold: K2 500 m and K2 1000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México gold: K2 500 m, bronze: K2 200 m; 1995 Duisburg silver: K2 1000 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 200 m; 1998 Szeged gold: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1999 Milano gold: K4 500 m, silver: K4 1000 m
Zsolt Gyulay	HUN	CSP	Olympics / Administrator	1988—2022	6–4–4 1986 Montréal gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K1 500 m; 1987 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m; 1989 Plovdiv gold: K1 1000 m and K4 1000 m; 1990 Poznań gold: K4 1000 m; 1991 Paris gold: K4 1000 m, bronze: K1 500 m and K2 500 m; 1993 København silver: K4 1000 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1995 Duisburg silver: K2 500 m and K4 1000 m, bronze: K2 200 m
Karin Haftenberger	GDR	CSP	Olympics	1968	0–0–1 1966 East Berlin bronze: K4 500 m
Maria Haglund	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1992	0–3–3 1991 Paris silver: K2 5000 m; 1993 København silver: K4 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 500 m; 1995 Duisburg bronze: K4 200 m; 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K4 200 m; 1998 Szeged silver: K4 200 m
Antal Hajba	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1964	1–0–0 1966 East Berlin gold: C1 10000 m
Jonatán Hajdu	HUN	CSP	Olympics	2016—2024	0–1–2 2014 Moskva bronze: C1 4×200 m; 2017 Račice bronze: C2 200 m; 2019 Szeged silver: C2 500 m
Thomas Hall	CAN	CSP	Olympics	2008	0–1–0 2006 Szeged silver: C4 1000 m
Angela Hannah	GBR	CSP	Olympics	2012—2016	0–0–1 2017 Račice bronze: K2 200 m
Jean-Paul Hanquier	FRA	CSP	Olympics	1976	0–1–0 1978 Beograd silver: K2 10000 m
Ejvind Hansen	DEN	CSP	Olympics	1948—1952	0–1–2 1948 London bronze: K1 4×500 m and K2 500 m; 1950 København silver: K1 4×500 m
Erik Hansen	DEN	CSP	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer	1960—1972	1–4–0 1963 Jajce gold: K1 1000 m, silver: K1 500 m; 1966 East Berlin silver: K1 500 m and K1 1000 m; 1970 København silver: K1 10000 m
Henriette Engel Hansen	DEN	CSP	Olympics	2008—2016	1–0–0 2014 Moskva gold: K2 1000 m
Dzianis Harazha	BLR	CSP	Olympics	2012	5–3–0 2009 Dartmouth gold: C1 500 m and C4 1000 m; 2010 Poznań gold: C1 500 m and C4 1000 m; 2011 Szeged gold: C4 1000 m, silver: C1 500 m; 2013 Duisburg silver: C4 1000 m; 2014 Moskva silver: C4 1000 m
Wolfgang Hartl	AUT	CSP	Olympics	1980—1984	0–0–1 1983 Tampere bronze: K2 1000 m
Bridgitte Hartley	RSA	CSP	Olympics	2008—2016	0–0–3 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K1 1000 m; 2014 Moskva bronze: K1 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: K1 1000 m
Ingrid Hartmann	GER FRG	CSP	Olympics	1960	0–1–1 1958 Praha bronze: K2 500 m (competed for West Germany); 1963 Jajce silver: K4 500 m (competed for West Germany)
Paula Harvey	AUS	CSP	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2003 Gainesville bronze: K4 1000 m
Ferenc Hatlaczky	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1956	1–3–1 1954 Mâcon gold: K1 10000 m, silver: K1 4×500 m, bronze: K1 1000 m; 1958 Praha silver: K1 1000 m and K1 4×500 m
Teneale Hatton	NZL	CSP	Olympics	2012—2020	2–0–0 2013 Duisburg gold: K1 5000 m; 2014 Moskva gold: K1 1000 m
Daniel Havel	CZE	CSP	Olympics	2012—2024	1–1–4 2010 Poznań bronze: K4 1000 m; 2013 Duisburg silver: K4 1000 m; 2014 Moskva gold: K4 1000 m; 2015 Milano bonze: K4 1000 m; 2017 Račice bronze: K2 1000 m and K4 500 m
Václav Havel	CZE TCH	CSP	Olympics	1948	0–0–1 1950 København bronze: C2 1000 m
He Jing	CHN	CSP	Olympics	2004	0–1–1 2006 Szeged bronze: K4 1000 m; 2007 Duisburg silver: K4 1000 m
Liam Heath	GBR	CSP	Olympics	2012—2020	2–3–2 2010 Poznań silver: K1 4×200 m, bronze: K2 200 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K2 200 m; 2013 Duisburg silver: K2 200 m; 2014 Moskva bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2017 Račice gold: K1 200 m; 2019 Szeged gold: K1 200 m
Ingemar Hedberg	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1952	3–0–0 1950 København gold: K1 4×500 m, K2 500 m, and K2 1000 m
Helmut Hediger	AUT	CSP	Olympics	1968—1972	0–1–0 1966 East Berlin silver: K4 1000 m
Róbert Hegedűs	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1996	7–1–2 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 500 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: K2 200 m and K4 500 m, silver: K4 200 m; 1998 Szeged gold: K2 200 m and K4 200 m; 1999 Milano gold: K2 200 m and K4 200 m; 2001 Poznań gold: K4 200 m; 2002 Sevilla bronze: K4 200 m
Rüdiger Helm	GDR	CSP	Olympics	1976—1980	10–6–3 1974 Ciudad de México bronze: K2 1000 m; 1975 Beograd silver: K4 1000 m, bronze: K1 1000 m; 1977 Sofia silver: K1 1000 m; 1978 Beograd gold: K1 1000 m, K2 500 m, and K4 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K1 1000 m and K4 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m; 1981 Nottingham gold: K1 1000 m and K4 1000 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1982 Beograd gold: K1 1000 m, silver: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1983 Tampere gold: K1 1000 m and K4 500 m, silver: K4 1000 m
Tibor Helyi	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1988	1–1–2 1982 Beograd bronze: K4 10000 m; 1985 Mechelen gold: K4 10000 m; 1986 Montréal bronze: K4 10000 m; 1987 Duisburg silver: K4 10000 m
Bertrand Hémonic	FRA	CSP	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2009 Dartmouth bronze: C1 4×200 m
Peter Hempel	GDR	CSP	Olympics	1980	3–3–3 1978 Beograd bronze: K1 500 m; 1979 Duisburg bronze: K1 500 m; 1981 Nottingham gold: K4 1000 m; 1982 Beograd silver: K1 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1983 Tampere gold: K4 500 m, silver: K4 1000 m; 1985 Mechelen gold: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m
Rainer Hennes	FRG	CSP	Olympics	1972	0–2–0 1970 København silver: K4 10000 m; 1971 Beograd silver: K4 1000 m
Mike Herbert	USA	CSP	Olympics	1988—1996	0–2–1 1989 Plovdiv bronze: K1 500 m; 1990 Poznań silver: K1 500 m and K2 500 m
Sabrina Hering-Pradler	GER	CSP	Olympics	2016—2020	1–1–1 2015 Milano gold: K2 1000 m, bronze: K2 200 m; 2017 Račice silver: K4 500 m
Javier Hernanz	ESP	CSP	Olympics	2004—2016	0–0–1 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: K1 5000 m
István Hernek	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1956	0–1–1 1954 Mâcon silver: C1 1000 m, bronze: C1 10000 m
Alison Herst	CAN	CSP	Olympics	1992—1996	1–0–1 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 200 m; 1995 Duisburg gold: K4 200 m
Marco Herszel	GER	CSP	Olympics	2004	1–1–2 2001 Poznań bronze: K2 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville bronze: K2 1000 m; 2005 Zagreb silver: K2 1000 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m
Francis Hervieu	FRA	CSP	Olympics	1980—1984	0–0–1 1979 Duisburg bronze: K2 500 m
Bernd Hessel	FRG	CSP	Olympics	1984	0–0–1 1982 Beograd bronze: K4 1000 m
Mihály Hesz	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1964—1968	2–1–3 1963 Jajce bronze: K1 10000 m; 1966 East Berlin gold: K1 10000 m, silver: K1 4×500 m; 1970 København bronze: K1 4×500 m; 1971 Beograd gold: K1 4×500 m, bronze: K1 500 m
Olaf Heukrodt	GDR GER	CSP	Olympics / Closing Flagbearer	1980—1992	7–4–1 1981 Nottingham gold: C1 500 m, silver: C2 1000 m (competed for East Germany); 1982 Beograd gold: C1 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1983 Tampere silver: C2 1000 m (competed for East Germany); 1985 Mechelen gold: C1 500 m and C2 1000 m (competed for East Germany); 1986 Montréal gold: C1 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1987 Duisburg gold: C1 500 m and C1 1000 m (competed for East Germany); 1989 Plovdiv silver: C1 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1991 Paris silver: C4 1000 m, bronze: C1 500 m (competed for Germany)
Ragnar Heurlin	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1956	1–1–0 1954 Mâcon gold: K4 10000 m, silver: K4 1000 m
Sándor Hódosi	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1988	2–0–1 1987 Duisburg bronze: K2 10000 m; 1989 Plovdiv gold: K2 10000 m and K4 1000 m
Paul Hoekstra	BEL NED	CSP	Olympics	1964—1976	0–1–1 1966 East Berlin bronze: K1 500 m (competed for the Netherlands); 1971 Beograd silver: K2 500 m (competed for Belgium)
Karen Hoff	DEN	CSP	Olympics	1948	1–1–0 1948 London gold: K2 500 m; 1950 København silver: K1 500 m
Max Hoff	GER	CSP	Olympics	2008—2020	7–5–0 2009 Dartmouth gold: K1 1000 m; 2010 Poznań gold: K1 1000 m, silver: K1 5000 m; 2011 Szeged gold: K1 5000 m and K4 1000 m; 2013 Duisburg gold: K1 1000 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K1 5000 m; 2015 Milano silver: K1 5000 m; 2017 Račice silver: K1 5000 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho gold: K2 1000 m; 2019 Szeged gold: K2 1000 m, silver: K1 5000 m
Detlef Hofmann	GER	CSP	Olympics	1996	3–2–1 1991 Paris gold: K4 500 m and K4 10000 m, silver: K4 1000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 1000 m; 1995 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K4 500 m
Maggie Hogan	USA	CSP	Olympics	2016	0–0–1 2015 Milano bronze: K1 1000 m
Josef Holeček	CZE TCH	CSP	Olympics	1948—1952	1–1–0 1950 København gold: C1 1000 m, silver: C1 10000 m
Katalin Hollósy	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1972	1–0–0 1971 Beograd gold: K2 500 m
Martin Hollstein	GER	CSP	Olympics	2008—2012	1–0–0 2010 Poznań gold: K2 1000 m
Knut Holmann	NOR	CSP	Olympics / Closing Flagbearer	1988—2000	4–5–4 1990 Poznań gold: K1 1000 m; 1991 Paris gold: K1 1000 m, silver: K1 500 m; 1993 København gold: K1 1000 m, silver: K1 10000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K1 500 m and K1 1000 m; 1995 Duisburg gold: K1 1000 m, silver: K1 500 m; 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K1 1000 m; 1998 Szeged silver: K1 1000 m, bronze: K4 200 m; 1999 Milano silver: K1 1000 m
Christian Holzenberg	GER	CSP	Olympics	1936	0–0–1 1938 Vaxholm bronze: C2 10000 m
Luca Homonnai	HUN	CSP	YOG	2014	0–1–0 2015 Milano silver: K2 200 m
Jenni Honkanen-Mikkonen	FIN	CSP	Olympics / Closing Flagbearer	2004—2012	0–0–1 2006 Szeged bronze: K2 200 m (competed as Jenni Honkanen)
Silke Hörmann	GER	CSP	Olympics	2012	0–3–0 2006 Szeged silver: K4 1000 m; 2010 Poznań silver: K2 1000 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K4 500 m
Antonija Horvat-Panda	SRB	CSP	Olympics	2012	0–0–1 2007 Duisburg bronze: K4 200 m (competed as Antonija Panda)
Csaba Horváth	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1996	12–5–1 1993 København gold: C2 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México gold: C4 1000 m, silver: C2 200 m, C2 500 m, and C4 200 m; 1995 Duisburg gold: C2 200 m, C2 500 m, C2 1000 m, C4 200 m, and C4 500 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: C2 500 m and C4 500 m, silver: C2 1000 m and C4 200 m; 1998 Szeged gold: C2 500 m, C4 500 m, and C4 1000 m; 1999 Milano bronze: C4 1000 m
Gábor Horváth	HUN	CSP	Olympics	1996—2004	3–4–6 1993 København silver: K4 1000 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 500; 1997 Dartmouth silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 1998 Szeged bronze: K2 500 m; 1999 Milano gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 2001 Poznań gold: K4 200 m, silver: K4 1000 m; 2002 Sevilla bronze: K4 200 m; 2006 Szeged gold: K4 1000 m
Didier Hoyer	FRA	CSP	Olympics	1984—1992	0–3–2 1986 Montréal bronze: C1 10000 m; 1989 Plovdiv silver: C2 1000 m and C2 10000 m; 1991 Paris silver: C2 1000 m, bronze: C2 500 m
Gregor Hradetzky	AUT	CSP	Olympics	1936	0–0–1 1938 Vaxholm bronze: K1 1000 m (competed for Germany)
Ivan Hristov	BUL	CSP	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2002 Sevilla bronze: K4 1000 m
Aliaksandra Hryshyna	BLR	CSP	YOG	2010	0–2–0 2014 Moskva silver: K2 1000 m; 2015 Milano silver: K2 1000 m
Étienne Hubert	FRA	CSP	Olympics	2016—2020	1–1–1 2010 Poznań gold: K4 1000 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K1 4×200 m; 2019 Szeged bronze: K2 1000 m
Martin Hunter	AUS	CSP	Olympics	1988—1992	1–0–2 1989 Plovdiv gold: K1 500 m; 1990 Poznań bronze: K1 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K2 500 m
Arnaud Hybois	FRA	CSP	Olympics	2008—2016	3–1–2 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2010 Poznań gold: K2 200 m and K1 4×200 m; 2011 Szeged gold: K2 200 m; 2013 Duisburg bronze: K1 500 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K1 4×200 m
Josefa Idem-Guerrini	ITA FRG	CSP	Olympics	1984—2012	5–9–8 1989 Plovdiv bronze: K1 500 m and K1 5000 m (competed as Josefa Idem for West Germany); 1990 Poznań gold: K1 500 m, silver: K1 5000 m (competed for Italy); 1991 Paris gold: K1 5000 m, bronze: K1 500 m (competed for Italy); 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K1 500 m (competed for Italy); 1997 Dartmouth silver: K1 200 m, K1 500 m, and K1 1000 m (competed for Italy); 1998 Szeged gold: K1 1000 m, silver: K1 200 m, bronze: K1 500 m (competed for Italy); 1999 Milano silver: K1 200 m, K1 500 m, and K1 1000 m (competed for Italy); 2001 Poznań gold: K1 500 m and K1 1000 m (competed for Italy); 2002 Sevilla bronze: K1 500 m and K1 1000 m (competed for Italy); 2006 Szeged silver: K1 500 m (competed for Italy); 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K1 500 m (competed for Italy)
Andrei Igorov	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1964	0–1–0 1963 Jajce silver: C1 10000 m
Andreas Ihle	GER	CSP	Olympics	2000—2012	2–3–1 2001 Poznań gold: K4 1000 m; 2002 Sevilla silver: K4 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville bronze: K4 1000 m; 2005 Zagreb silver: K2 1000 m; 2006 Szeged silver: K2 1000 m; 2010 Poznań gold: K2 1000 m
Kayla Imrie	NZL	CSP	Olympics	2016	0–2–1 2017 Račice bronze: K4 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho silver: K2 200 m and K4 500 m
Vyacheslav Ionov	RUS URS	CSP	Olympics	1964	1–0–0 1966 East Berlin gold: K4 10000 m
Simion Ismailciuc	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1956	2–0–0 1958 Praha gold: C2 1000 m; 1963 Jajce gold: C1 1000 m
Aleksandr Ivanik	RUS	CSP	Olympics	1996—2000	3–3–4 1993 København gold: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: K4 200 m; 1998 Szeged bronze: K4 1000 m; 1999 Milano silver: K2 200 m and K4 500 m; 2001 Poznań gold: K4 500 m, silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville bronze: K4 500 m
Dimitrie Ivanov	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1968	1–1–0 1966 East Berlin gold: K4 1000 m; 1971 Beograd silver: K1 4×500 m
Haralambie Ivanov	ROU	CSP	Olympics	1964—1968	3–1–1 1963 Jajce gold: K1 4×500 m, K2 500 m, and K2 1000 m, silver: K4 1000 m; 1966 East Berlin bronze: K1 4×500 m
Morten Ivarsen	NOR	CSP	Olympics	1988—1996	1–0–2 1987 Duisburg gold: K4 10000 m, bronze: K1 1000 m; 1991 Paris bronze: K1 10000 m
Ivar Iversen	NOR	CSP	Olympics	1936	0–1–0 1948 London silver: K1 4×500 m
Mieke Jaapies	NED	CSP	Olympics	1968—1972	0–2–0 1970 København silver: K1 500 m; 1971 Beograd silver: K1 500 m
Stephen Jackson	GBR	CSP	Olympics	1984	1–0–1 1981 Nottingham bronze: K4 10000 m; 1983 Tampere gold: K2 10000 m
Milan Janić	CRO YUG	CSP	Olympics	1980—1984	3–3–0 1978 Beograd gold: K1 10000 m, silver: K1 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K1 10000 m; 1981 Nottingham silver: K1 10000 m; 1982 Beograd gold: K1 10000 m; 1983 Tampere silver: K1 10000 m
Stjepan Janić	CRO	CSP	Olympics	2008	0–1–0 1998 Szeged silver: K2 1000 m
Daniel Jędraszko	POL	CSP	Olympics	2000—2008	4–4–2 1997 Dartmouth silver: C2 500 m, bronze: C4 1000 m; 1998 Szeged silver: C2 500 m; 1999 Milano gold: C2 500 m, silver: C2 200 m; 2001 Poznań gold: C2 200 m, silver: C2 500 m; 2002 Sevilla bronze: C4 500 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: C2 200 m and C2 500 m
Bernhard Jensen	DEN	CSP	Olympics	1948	0–0–2 1948 London bronze: K1 4×500 m and K2 500 m
Andrzej Jezierski	IRL	CSP	Olympics	2012	2–1–2 2002 Sevilla gold: C4 1000 m, silver: C1 200 m (competed for Poland); 2003 Gainesville bronze: C4 1000 m (competed for Poland); 2005 Zagreb gold: C4 1000 m, bronze: C4 500 m (competed for Poland)
Jan Johansen	NOR	CSP	Olympics	1968—1972	1–2–0 1966 East Berlin silver: K2 10000 m; 1970 København gold: K4 10000 m; 1971 Beograd silver: K2 10000 m
Gunnar Johansson	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1948	1–0–1 1938 Vaxholm gold: K2 10000 m, bronze: K4 1000 m
Karin Johansson	SWE	CSP	Olympics	2012—2016	0–1–1 2006 Szeged bronze: K4 200 m; 2017 Račice silver: K1 1000 m
Sven Johansson	SWE	CSP	Olympics	1936	0–1–0 1938 Vaxholm silver: K2 10000 m folding