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

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Athlete Nation(s) Sport(s) Role(s) Era Notes
Aneta Michalak-Białkowska POL CSP Olympics 2000—2004 1–3–3 1999 Milano bronze: K4 200 m and K4 500 m (competed as Aneta Michalak); 2001 Poznań silver: K4 1000 m (competed as Aneta Białkowska); 2002 Sevilla gold: K4 1000 m (competed as Aneta Białkowska); 2003 Gainesville silver: K4 500 m (competed as Aneta Białkowska); 2005 Zagreb silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K2 1000 m (competed as Aneta Białkowska)
Victor Mihalachi ROU CSP Olympics 2012—2020 4–2–1 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; 2017 Račice silver: C2 500 m
Róbert Mike HUN CSP Olympics 2016 1–3–2 2007 Duisburg bronze: C4 1000 m; 2010 Poznań bronze: C2 1000 m; 2013 Duisburg gold: C2 1000 m, silber: C2 500 m; 2014 Moskva silver: C2 1000 m; 2015 Milano silver: C2 1000 m
Beata Mikołajczyk POL CSP Olympics 2008—2016 1–2–3 2009 Dartmouth gold: K2 1000 m; 2011 Szeged bronze: K2 500 m; 2013 Duisburg silver: K2 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K2 500 m
Meinrad Miltenberger GER
FRG		 CSP Olympics 1952—1956 2–1–1 1954 Mâcon gold: K2 500 m, silver: K1 500 m (competed for West Germany); 1958 Praha gold: K1 4×500 m, bronze: K2 500 m (competed for West Germany)
Velichka Mincheva BUL CSP Olympics 1976—1980 1–1–0 1977 Sofia gold: K4 500 m; 1978 Beograd silver: K4 500 m
Florin Mironcic ROU CSP Olympics 2004—2008 0–1–2 2005 Zagreb silver: C4 1000 m; 2006 Szeged bronze: C4 500 m; 2007 Duisburg bronze: C4 500 m
Taras Mishchuk UKR CSP Olympics 2016 0–0–1 2015 Milano bronze: C2 500 m
Lars-Erik Moberg SWE CSP Olympics 1980—1988 2–2–4 1981 Nottingham silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K1 500 m; 1982 Beograd gold: K4 1000 m, bronze: K1 500 m and K4 500 m; 1985 Mechelen gold: K4 1000 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1987 Duisburg silver: K4 1000 m
Adel Mojallali IRI CSP Olympics 2016 0–0–1 2017 Račice bronze: C1 200 m
Sonia Molanes ESP CSP Olympics 2008 2–1–5 2001 Poznań gold: K2 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m and K2 1000 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K2 200 m, silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m and K4 500 m; 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K4 500 m
Nikolina Moldovan SRB CSP Olympics 2012—2016 0–1–2 2013 Duisburg bronze: K2 200 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K1 200 m
Olivera Moldovan SRB CSP Olympics 2012—2016 0–1–1 2013 Duisburg bronze: K2 200 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K2 500 m
Péter Molnár HUN CSP Olympics 2016 1–0–2 2013 Duisburg bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2015 Milano gold: K2 200 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: K4 500 m
John Mooney USA CSP Olympics 1996—2000 1–0–0 1995 Duisburg gold: K2 200 m
Vladimir Morozov URS
UKR		 CSP Olympics 1964—1972 3–2–1 1963 Jajce silver: K1 4×500 m; 1966 East Berlin gold: K4 10000 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 1970 København gold: K4 1000 m; 1971 Beograd gold: K4 1000 m; 1973 Tampere silver: K4 1000 m
Vladimir Morozov RUS
URS		 CSP Olympics 1976 3–1–0 1977 Sofia gold: K4 10000 m, silver: K4 1000 m; 1978 Beograd gold: K4 10000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K4 10000 m
Alwyn Morris CAN CSP Olympics 1984—1988 0–1–1 1982 Beograd silver: K2 1000 m; 1983 Tampere bronze: K2 500 m
Brian Morton AUS CSP Olympics 1996—2000 0–0–1 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K4 1000 m
Václav Mottl CZE
TCH		 CSP Olympics 1936 0–0–1 1938 Vaxholm bronze: C2 1000 m
Aleksandr Motuzenko URS
UKR		 CSP Olympics 1988 3–2–1 1986 Montréal silver: K4 500 m; 1987 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 1989 Plovdiv gold: K4 500 m; 1990 Poznań gold: K4 500 m, silver: K4 1000 m
Manuela Mucke GER CSP Olympics 1996—2000 4–8–1 1995 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m, silver: K4 200 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: K4 200 m; 1998 Szeged gold: K4 500 m; 1999 Milano silver: K2 1000 m and K4 500 m; 2001 Poznań gold: K2 1000 m, silver: K4 500 m; 2002 Sevilla silver: K2 500 m, K2 1000 m, and K4 500 m, bronze: K4 200 m; 2003 Gainesville silver: K2 1000 m
Bettina Müller GDR CSP Olympics 1972 1–0–1 1971 Beograd bronze: K4 500 m; 1975 Beograd gold: K4 500 m
Denis Myšák SVK CSP Olympics 2016—2020 1–0–1 2015 Milano gold: K4 1000 m; 2019 Szeged bronze: K4 1000 m
Zaza Nadiradze GEO CSP Olympics 2016 0–1–1 2017 Račice silver: C1 200 m; 2019 Szeged bronze: C1 200 m
Mattis Næss NOR CSP Olympics 1996—2004 0–0–1 2005 Zagreb bronze: K2 1000 m
Igor Nagayev URS
UKR
EUN		 CSP Olympics 1988—1992 0–0–1 1986 Montréal bronze: K1 500 m (competed for the Soviet Union)
Sergey Nagorny URS
UKR		 CSP Olympics 1976—1980 0–0–2 1977 Sofia bronze: K2 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m
Karolina Naja POL CSP Olympics / Closing Flagbearer 2012—2024 1–5–6 2010 Poznań bronze: K4 500 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2013 Duisburg silver: K2 200 m and K1 4×200 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 2014 Moskva gold: K1 4×200 m, silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: K4 500 m; 2019 Szeged silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m
Vladimir Natalukha URS
UKR		 CSP Olympics 1960 0–1–0 1963 Jajce silver: K1 4×500 m
Luca Negri ITA CSP Olympics 1996 2–3–0 1997 Dartmouth gold: K2 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m; 1998 Szeged gold: K2 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m and K4 200 m
Ričardas Nekriošius LTU CSP Olympics 2016 0–1–1 2011 Szeged silver: K2 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: K2 500 m
Otto Neumüller AUT CSP Olympics 1936 1–0–0 1938 Vaxholm gold: C1 1000 m (competed for Germany)
Maria Nichiforov ROU CSP Olympics 1972 0–1–2 1973 Tampere bronze: K4 500 m; 1974 Ciudad de México silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1975 Beograd bronze: K1 500 m (competed as Maria Mihoreanu)
Nastasia Nichitov-Ionescu ROU CSP Olympics 1976—1984 0–1–5 1977 Sofia silver: K2 500 m (competed as Nastasia Nichitov); 1978 Beograd bronze: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Nastasia Nichitov); 1979 Duisburg bronze: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Nastasia Nichitov); 1983 Tampere bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Nastasia Ionescu)
Vasile Nicoară ROU CSP Olympics 1960—1964 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
Lasse Nielsen DEN CSP Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2011 Szeged bronze: K1 4×200 m
Thor Nielsen DEN CSP Olympics 1992—1996 2–2–1 1985 Mechelen bronze: K4 10000 m; 1987 Duisburg silver: K2 10000 m; 1993 København gold: K1 10000 m, silver: K1 1000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México gold: K2 1000 m
Arne Nielsson DEN CSP Olympics 1988—1996 6–1–1 1986 Montréal bronze: C2 10000 m; 1987 Duisburg gold: C2 10000 m; 1989 Plovdiv gold: C2 1000 m and C2 10000 m; 1990 Poznań gold: C2 10000 m; 1993 København gold: C2 1000 m and C2 10000 m, silver: C2 500 m
Hans Nilsson SWE CSP Olympics 1968—1972 0–0–1 1970 København bronze: K4 10000 m
Henrik Nilsson SWE CSP Olympics 1996—2012 2–1–3 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K2 200 m and K4 500 m; 2001 Poznań bronze: K2 500 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K2 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: K2 1000 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K2 1000 m
Ning Menghua CHN CSP Olympics 1992—1996 0–0–1 1991 Paris bronze: K4 500 m
Mirko Nišović CRO
YUG		 CSP Olympics 1980—1988 3–2–1 1982 Beograd gold: C2 500 m, silver: C2 1000 m; 1983 Tampere gold: C2 500 m, bronze: C2 1000 m; 1985 Mechelen gold: C2 10000 m, silver: C2 1000 m
Maike Nollen GER CSP Olympics 2004 0–2–1 2002 Sevilla silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 200 m; 2005 Zagreb silver: K2 1000 m
Helmut Noller GER
FRG		 CSP Olympics 1952 0–0–1 1954 Mâcon bronze: K2 1000 m (competed for West Germany)
Harry Nolte GDR CSP Olympics 1980 0–0–1 1986 Montréal bronze: K1 1000 m
Josefin Nordlöw SWE CSP Olympics 2012 0–0–2 2006 Szeged bronze: K4 200 m; 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K2 500 m
Jens Nordqvist SWE CSP Olympics 1980 0–1–1 1981 Nottingham silver: K4 500 m; 1982 Beograd bronze: K4 500 m
Jacob Norenberg NOR CSP Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2005 Zagreb bronze: K2 1000 m
Ingvard Nørregaard DEN CSP Olympics 1952 0–1–0 1950 København silver: K2 10000 m
Ferenc Novák HUN CSP Olympics 2000 3–3–1 1993 København gold: C4 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México gold: C4 500 m, silver: C2 1000 m; 1995 Duisburg silver: C4 1000 m; 1999 Milano silver: C2 500 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: C4 1000 m, bronze: C4 500 m
Marko Novaković SRB CSP Olympics 2012—2024 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
Anita Nüßner GDR CSP Olympics 1968 0–0–1 1963 Jajce bronze: K4 500 m
Ryszard Oborski POL CSP Olympics 1976—1980 3–2–5 1974 Ciudad de México gold: K2 500 m, bronze: K1 4×500 m and K4 10000 m; 1977 Sofia gold: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1978 Beograd bronze: K4 500 m; 1979 Duisburg silver: K4 1000 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1981 Nottingham silver: K4 10000 m; 1983 Tampere bronze: K4 10000 m
Grigore Obreja ROU CSP Olympics 1988—1996 1–0–0 1994 Ciudad de México gold: C2 500 m
Thomas Ohlsson SWE CSP Olympics 1980—1984 1–1–1 1981 Nottingham silver: K4 500 m; 1982 Beograd gold: K4 1000 m, bronze: K4 500 m
Costică Olaru ROU CSP Olympics 1984 1–1–0 1983 Tampere gold: C1 500 m, silver: C1 1000 m
Bernd Olbricht GDR CSP Olympics 1976—1980 4–2–0 1977 Sofia gold: K2 500 m, silver: K2 1000; 1978 Beograd gold: K2 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m
Mark Oldershaw CAN CSP Olympics 2008—2016 0–0–2 2013 Duisburg bronze: C1 5000 m and C1 4×200 m
Andrejus Olijnikas LTU CSP Olympics 2016—2024 0–1–1 2011 Szeged silver: K2 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: K2 500 m
Anna Olsson SWE CSP Olympics / Opening Flagbearer 1984—2000 1–3–4 1991 Paris bronze: K2 500 m; 1993 København gold: K2 500 m, silver: K1 500 m and K4 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México silver: K1 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1995 Duisburg bronze: K1 200 m and K4 200 m
Gunnar Olsson SWE CSP Olympics 1988—1992 0–1–2 1990 Poznań bronze: K4 10000 m; 1993 København silver: K2 10000 m, bronze: K2 1000 m
Hans Olsson SWE CSP Olympics 1988—1992 0–0–2 1990 Poznań bronze: K4 10000 m; 1991 Paris bronze: K4 10000 m
Karin Olsson SWE CSP Olympics 1980 0–0–2 1981 Nottingham bronze: K4 500 m; 1982 Beograd bronze: K2 500 m
Maksim Opalev RUS CSP Olympics 2000—2008 11–6–3 1997 Dartmouth silver: C4 1000 m; 1998 Szeged gold: C1 500 m; 1999 Milano gold: C1 200 m, C1 500 m, and C1 1000 m; 2001 Poznań gold: C1 500 m, silver: C1 200 m, bronze: C4 200 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: C1 200 m, C1 500 m, and C4 200 m, silver: C1 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: C1 200 m, silver: C1 500 m, bronze: C1 1000 m; 2005 Zagreb gold: C4 200 m, silver: C1 200 m, bronze: C1 500 m; 2006 Szeged gold: C1 500 m; 2007 Duisburg silver: C1 200 m
Jerzy Opara POL CSP Olympics 1972—1976 0–2–2 1970 København silver: C1 1000 m; 1973 Tampere bronze: C2 500 m; 1974 Ciudad de México silver: C2 1000 m; 1977 Sofia bronze: C2 1000 m
Andreas Orheim NOR CSP Olympics 1976 1–0–0 1975 Beograd gold: K4 10000 m
Agafia Orlov-Buhaev-Constantin ROU CSP Olympics 1976—1984 0–1–7 1974 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Agafia Orlov); 1977 Sofia silver: K2 500 m (competed as Agafia Orlov); 1978 Beograd bronze: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Agafia Orlov); 1979 Duisburg bronze: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Agafia Orlov); 1981 Nottingham bronze: K2 500 m (competed as Agafia Buhaev); 1983 Tampere bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Agafia Buhaev)
Csaba Orosz SVK CSP Olympics 1996 0–0–1 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: C4 500 m
Genevieve Orton CAN CSP Olympics 2016 0–0–1 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K1 4×200 m
Markus Oscarsson SWE CSP Olympics 1996—2012 3–1–1 2001 Poznań bronze: K2 500 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K2 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: K2 1000 m; 2006 Szeged gold: K1 1000 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K2 1000 m
Stepan Oshchepkov RUS
URS		 CSP Olympics 1964 1–0–0 1958 Praha gold: C2 10000 m
İnna Osipenko-Radomska AZE
UKR		 CSP Olympics 2000—2016 1–2–3 2001 Poznań bronze: K4 1000 m (competed as Inna Osypenko for Ukraine); 2003 Gainesville silver: K4 1000 m (competed as Inna Osypenko for Ukraine); 2010 Poznań gold: K1 500 m, silver: K1 200 m (competed as Inna Osypenko-Radomska for Ukraine); 2011 Szeged bronze: K1 200 m and K1 500 m (competed as Inna Osypenko-Radomska for Ukraine)
Knut Østby NOR CSP Olympics 1948—1956 0–1–0 1950 København silver: K2 1000 m
Marián Ostrčil SVK CSP Olympics 2004—2008 0–1–1 2007 Duisburg silver: C1 1000 m; 2010 Poznań bronze: C1 5000 m
Dejan Pajić SRB CSP Olympics 2016 0–0–1 2010 Poznań bronze: K2 500 m
Sofia Paldanius SWE CSP Olympics 2004—2016 0–0–4 2006 Szeged bronze: K4 200 m; 2007 Duisburg bronze: K1 1000 m; 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K2 500 m; 2010 Poznań bronze: K1 1000 m
Peter Páleš TCH
SVK		 CSP Olympics 1988—2004 0–0–1 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: C4 500 m (competed for Slovakia)
Diana Paliyska BUL CSP Olympics 1988 0–0–1 1986 Montréal bronze: K2 500 m
Attila Pálizs HUN CSP Olympics 1992 1–0–1 1990 Poznań bronze: C2 500 m; 1991 Paris gold: C2 500 m
Iryna Pamialova BLR CSP Olympics 2012 0–0–1 2011 Szeged bronze: K4 500 m
Ulrich Papke GER CSP Olympics 1992 3–3–5 1981 Nottingham gold: C1 1000 m (competed for East Germany); 1983 Tampere silver: C1 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1985 Mechelen bronze: C2 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1986 Montréal bronze: C2 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1987 Duisburg bronze: C2 1000 m (competed for East Germany); 1990 Poznań gold: C2 1000 m, silver: C2 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1991 Paris gold: C2 1000 m, silver: C4 1000 m (competed for Germany); 1993 København bronze: C2 1000 m (competed for Germany); 1995 Duisburg bronze: C4 1000 m (competed for Germany)
Nadzeya Papok-Liapeshka BLR CSP Olympics 2012—2020 1–1–3 2011 Szeged bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Nadzeya Papok); 2013 Duisburg bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Nadzeya Papok); 2014 Moskva bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Nadzeya Papok); 2015 Milano gold: K4 500 m (competed as Nadzeya Liapeshka); 2019 Szeged silver: K4 500 m (competed as Nadzeya Liapeshka)
Vladimir Parfenovich BLR
URS		 CSP Olympics 1980 9–3–0 1978 Beograd silver: K1 500 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K1 500 m and K2 500 m; 1981 Nottingham gold: K1 500 m, K2 500 m, and K2 1000 m; 1982 Beograd gold: K1 500 m, K2 500 m, and K2 1000 m; 1983 Tampere gold: K1 500 m, silver: K2 500 m and K2 1000 m
János Parti HUN CSP Olympics 1952—1960 1–0–0 1954 Mâcon gold: C1 1000 m
Victor Partnoi ROU CSP Olympics 1992—1996 0–1–1 1993 København silver: C1 1000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: C1 1000 m
Erich Pasch FRG CSP Olympics 1972—1976 0–3–0 1971 Beograd silver: K4 1000 m; 1973 Tampere silver: K4 10000 m; 1975 Beograd silver: K1 10000 m
Aneta Pastuszka-Konieczna POL CSP Olympics 1996—2012 2–5–10 1999 Milano gold: K2 500 m, silver: K2 200 m, bronze: K4 200 m and K4 500 m (competed as Aneta Pastuszka); 2001 Poznań silver: K2 200 m and K2 500 m, bronze: K4 200 m (competed as Aneta Pastuszka); 2002 Sevilla gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K2 200 m (competed as Aneta Pastuszka); 2003 Gainesville bronze: K1 500 m, K2 200 m, and K4 200 m (competed as Aneta Pastuszka); 2005 Zagreb silver: K4 500 m (competed as Aneta Konieczna); 2007 Duisburg bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Aneta Konieczna); 2010 Poznań bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Aneta Konieczna); 2011 Szeged bronze: K1 4×200 m and K2 500 m (competed as Aneta Konieczna)
Ivan Patzaichin ROU CSP Olympics 1968—1984 8–4–10 1970 København gold: C2 1000 m; 1971 Beograd silver: C2 1000 m, bronze: C1 500 m; 1973 Tampere gold: C1 1000 m, bronze: C1 500 m; 1974 Ciudad de México bronze: C1 500 m, C1 1000 m, and C1 10000 m; 1975 Beograd silver: C1 1000 m; 1977 Sofia gold: C1 1000 m, bronze: C1 10000 m; 1978 Beograd gold: C1 10000 m, bronze: C1 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: C2 500 m, bronze: C1 1000 m and C1 10000 m; 1981 Nottingham gold: C2 1000 m, silver: C2 10000 m; 1982 Beograd gold: C2 10000 m, bronze: C2 1000 m; 1983 Tampere gold: C2 1000 m, silver: C2 10000 m
Dániel Pauman HUN CSP Olympics 2012 0–2–1 2014 Moskva bronze: K4 1000 m; 2015 Milano silver: K4 1000 m; 2017 Račice silver: K4 1000 m
Maryna Pautaran-Litvinchuk BLR CSP Olympics 2012—2020 5–4–7 2010 Poznań silver: K1 5000 m (competed as Maryna Pautaran); 2011 Szeged bronze: K1 5000 m and K4 500 m (competed as Maryna Pautaran); 2013 Duisburg bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Maryna Litvinchuk); 2014 Moskva silver: K1 5000 m, bronze: K2 200 m, K4 500 m, and K1 4×200 m (competed as Maryna Litvinchuk); 2015 Milano gold: K1 5000 m, K2 200 m, and K4 500 m (competed as Maryna Litvinchuk); 2018 Montemor-o-Velho silver: K1 5000 m (competed as Maryna Litvinchuk); 2019 Szeged gold: K2 200 m and K4 500 m, silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K1 5000 m (competed as Maryna Litvinchuk)
Miloš Pech CZE
TCH		 CSP Olympics 1948—1952 0–1–1 1948 London bronze: K4 1000 m; 1954 Mâcon silver: K1 10000 m
Jiří Pecka CZE
TCH		 CSP Olympics 1948 0–0–1 1950 København bronze: C2 1000 m
Íñigo Peña ESP CSP Olympics 2016—2020 0–2–1 2018 Montemor-o-Velho silver: K2 1000 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 2019 Szeged silver: K2 1000 m
Ana María Penas ESP CSP Olympics 1992—2000 0–1–3 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K4 500 m; 1998 Szeged bronze: K4 500 m; 2001 Poznań silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m
Rudolf Pěnkava CZE
TCH		 CSP Olympics 1964—1968 0–1–0 1966 East Berlin silver: C1 10000 m
Irene Pepinghege FRG CSP Olympics 1972—1976 0–2–1 1966 East Berlin silver: K4 500 m (competed as Irene Rozema); 1970 København bronze: K4 500 m; 1971 Beograd silver: K4 500 m
Leobaldo Pereira CUB CSP Olympics 2000 1–1–2 1999 Milano silver: C2 1000 m; 2001 Poznań gold: C2 500 m, bronze: C2 200 m and C2 1000 m
Carlos Pérez ESP CSP Olympics 2004—2008 4–4–0 2003 Gainesville silver: K1 500 m; 2005 Zagreb gold: K1 200 m; 2006 Szeged silver: K1 200 m; 2009 Dartmouth gold: K1 4×200 m, silver: K2 200 m; 2010 Poznań gold: K1 4×200 m, silver: K2 200 m; 2011 Szeged gold: K1 4×200 m
Günter Perleberg GDR
GER
FRG		 CSP Olympics 1960—1964 1–0–1 1963 Jajce gold: K4 1000 m, bronze: K1 4×500 m (competed for East Germany)
Oreste Perri ITA CSP Olympics 1972—1980 4–0–2 1974 Ciudad de México gold: K1 10000 m, bronze: K1 1000 m; 1975 Beograd gold: K1 1000 m and K1 10000 m; 1977 Sofia gold: K1 10000 m, bronze: K1 1000 m
Ilya Pervukhin RUS CSP Olympics 2012—2016 1–1–1 2013 Duisburg silver: C2 1000 m; 2014 Moskva gold: C4 1000 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho bronze: C2 1000 m
Sorin Petcu ROU CSP Olympics 1992—2000 0–2–1 1994 Ciudad de México silver: K4 200 m and K4 500 m; 1999 Milano bronze: K4 1000 m
Rolf Peterson SWE CSP Olympics / Opening Flagbearer 1964—1972 2–1–0 1970 København gold: K2 500 m, silver: K2 1000 m; 1971 Beograd gold: K2 500 m
Sergey Petrenko URS
UKR		 CSP Olympics 1976—1980 3–3–1 1974 Ciudad de México gold: C1 500 m; 1975 Beograd gold: C1 500 m; 1977 Sofia gold: C2 10000 m; 1978 Beograd silver: C2 500 m; 1979 Duisburg silver: C2 500 m; 1982 Beograd silver: C2 500 m; 1983 Tampere bronze: C2 10000 m
Gyula Petrikovics HUN CSP Olympics 1968 1–1–1 1970 København silver: C2 1000 m; 1971 Beograd gold: C2 1000 m; 1973 Tampere bronze: C2 1000 m
Andriy Petrov UKR CSP Olympics 1996 0–0–1 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 200 m
Natasha Petrova-Yanakieva BUL CSP Olympics 1972—1980 1–1–0 1977 Sofia gold: K4 500 m; 1978 Beograd silver: K4 500 m
Ognyana Petrova BUL CSP Olympics 1988 0–0–1 1987 Duisburg bronze: K2 500 m
Romas Petrukanecas LTU CSP Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2002 Sevilla bronze: K1 200 m
Günther Pfaff AUT CSP Olympics / Opening Flagbearer 1964—1976 1–2–1 1966 East Berlin silver: K4 1000 m; 1970 København gold: K2 1000 m; 1971 Beograd silver: K2 1000 m, bronze: K2 500 m
Anna Pfeffer HUN CSP Olympics 1968—1976 1–1–2 1966 East Berlin bronze: K2 500 m; 1971 Beograd gold: K2 500 m; 1973 Tampere silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K2 500 m
Thomas Pfrang FRG CSP Olympics 1988 1–1–1 1986 Montréal gold: K2 500 m; 1987 Duisburg bronze: K4 500 m; 1989 Plovdiv silver: K4 500 m
Raman Piatrushenka BLR CSP Olympics / Closing Flagbearer 2004—2012 7–5–5 2002 Sevilla silver: K4 500 m; 2003 Gainesville silver: K2 500 m; 2005 Zagreb gold: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 200 m; 2006 Szeged bronze: K4 1000 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K2 200 m, silver: K2 500 m; 2009 Dartmouth gold: K2 200 m, K2 500 m, K4 200 m, and K4 1000 m; 2010 Poznań gold: K2 500 m, silver: K4 1000 m; 2011 Szeged bronze: K2 200 m; 2013 Duisburg silver: K2 500 m; 2014 Moskva bronze: K2 500 m; 2017 Račice bronze: K2 500 m
Walter Piemann AUT CSP Olympics 1948 0–1–1 1948 London silver: K4 1000 m; 1950 København bronze: K4 10000 m
Luca Piemonte ITA CSP Olympics 2008 0–0–1 2005 Zagreb bronze: K4 500 m
Fernando Pimenta POR CSP Olympics / Opening Flagbearer / Closing Flagbearer 2012—2024 3–3–3 2010 Poznań silver: K2 500 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K4 1000 m; 2015 Milano bronze: K1 1000 m; 2017 Račice gold: K1 5000 m, silver: K1 1000 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho gold: K1 1000 m and K1 5000 m; 2019 Szeged bronze: K1 1000 m and K1 5000 m
Bonka Pindzheva BUL CSP Olympics 1992—2004 0–1–1 2002 Sevilla bronze: K2 200 m; 2003 Gainesville silver: K2 500 m
Igor Pisarev RUS
URS		 CSP Olympics 1956—1964 0–0–1 1958 Praha bronze: K4 1000 m
Nataliya Podolskaya ROC
RUS		 CSP Olympics / YOG 2010—2020 0–1–1 2013 Duisburg bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K1 4×200 m
Vasily Pogreban RUS CSP Olympics 2016 1–1–1 2011 Szeged bronze: K2 1000 m; 2013 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m; 2019 Szeged silver: K4 1000 m
Špela Ponomarenko Janić SLO CSP Olympics / Closing Flagbearer 2008—2020 0–2–5 2006 Szeged silver: K1 200 m (competed as Špela Ponomarenko); 2007 Duisburg bronze: K1 200 m (competed as Špela Ponomarenko); 2013 Duisburg bronze: K1 200 m; 2017 Račice bronze: K1 200 m and K2 500 m; 2019 Szeged silver: K2 200 m, bronze: K2 500 m
Ciprian Popa ROU CSP Olympics 2008 0–1–1 2005 Zagreb silver: C4 1000 m; 2007 Duisburg bronze: C4 500 m
Florin Popescu ROU CSP Olympics 2000—2004 7–9–3 1994 Ciudad de México silver: C4 500 m and C4 1000 m; 1995 Duisburg gold: C4 1000 m, silver: C4 500 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: C4 1000 m, silver: C4 500 m; 1998 Szeged silver: C2 1000 m and C4 500 m; 1999 Milano silver: C4 500 m, bronze: C4 200 m; 2001 Poznań gold: C4 500 m, bronze: C2 500 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: C4 500 m, silver: C2 500 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: C2 1000 m and C4 500 m, silver: C2 500 m, bronze: C4 200 m; 2005 Zagreb gold: C4 500 m
Marin Popescu ROU CSP Olympics 1992—1996 0–2–1 1993 København bronze: K1 1000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México silver: K4 200 m and K4 500 m
Teresa Portela ESP CSP Olympics 2000—2024 2–6–6 2001 Poznań silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K1 200 m, silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 2003 Gainesville silver: K1 200 m, K2 200 m, and K4 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 2005 Zagreb gold: K1 200 m, silver: K2 200 m, bronze: K4 200 m; 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K4 500 m; 2015 Milano bronze: K1 200 m
Teresa Portela POR CSP Olympics 2008—2024 0–0–2 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K4 200 m; 2019 Szeged bronze: K1 200 m
Ramona Portwich GDR
GER		 CSP Olympics 1988—1996 13–2–1 1987 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1989 Plovdiv gold: K2 5000 m (competed for East Germany); 1990 Poznań gold: K2 500 m, K2 5000 m, and K4 500 m (competed for East Germany); 1991 Paris gold: K2 500 m, K2 5000 m, and K4 500 m (competed for Germany); 1993 København gold: K2 5000 m and K4 500 m, bronze: K2 500 m (competed for Germany); 1994 Ciudad de México gold: K4 500 m, silver: K4 200 m (competed for Germany); 1995 Duisburg gold: K2 500 m and K4 500 m, silver: K4 200 m (competed for Germany)
Galina Poryvayeva RUS CSP Olympics 2000 0–1–0 1999 Milano silver: K4 200 m
Sergey Postrekhin URS
UKR		 CSP Olympics 1980 1–0–2 1978 Beograd bronze: C2 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: C1 500 m; 1982 Beograd bronze: C1 500 m
Yury Postrigay RUS CSP Olympics 2012 2–2–1 2011 Szeged bronze: K1 500 m; 2013 Duisburg gold: K2 200 m, silver: K1 4×200 m; 2015 Milano silver: K2 200 m; 2019 Szeged gold: K2 200 m
René Poulsen DEN CSP Olympics 2008—2024 3–3–1 2013 Duisburg silver: K1 500 m; 2014 Moskva gold: K1 500 m, bronze: K1 1000 m; 2015 Milano gold: K1 500 m and K1 1000 m; 2017 Račice silver: K1 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho silver: K1 5000 m
Katalin Povázsán HUN CSP Olympics 1980 1–3–1 1982 Beograd silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1983 Tampere silver: K2 500 m; 1986 Montréal gold: K2 500 m; 1987 Duisburg silver: K4 500 m
Péter Povázsay HUN CSP Olympics 1972 1–0–1 1975 Beograd gold: C2 1000 m, bronze: C2 500 m
Mitică Pricop ROU CSP Olympics 2000—2004 2–2–4 1999 Milano silver: C4 500 m and C4 1000 m, bronze: C4 200 m; 2001 Poznań bronze: C2 500 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: C4 500 m, bronze: C4 200 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: C4 500 m, bronze: C4 200 m
Petr Procházka CZE
TCH		 CSP Olympics 1988—2000 2–5–4 1987 Duisburg silver: C1 500 m, bronze: C2 500 m (competed for Czechoslovakia); 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); 1997 Dartmouth bronze: C4 200 m (competed for Czech Republic); 1998 Szeged gold: C4 200 m (competed for Czech Republic); 1999 Milano silver: C4 200 m (competed for Czech Republic); 2002 Sevilla silver: C4 200 m (competed for Czech Republic); 2005 Zagreb silver: C4 200 m (competed for Czech Republic); 2006 Szeged gold: C4 200 m (competed for Czech Republic)
Uschi Profanter AUT CSP Olympics 1992—2000 0–0–2 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K1 500 m and K1 1000 m
Karl Proisl AUT CSP Olympics 1936 1–1–0 1938 Vaxholm gold: C2 1000 m, silver: C2 10000 m (competed for Germany)
Maksym Prokopenko AZE
UKR		 CSP Olympics 2004—2012 0–5–2 2006 Szeged bronze: C2 1000 m (competed for Ukraine); 2009 Dartmouth silver: C2 1000 m, bronze: C2 500 m (competed for Azerbaijan); 2010 Poznań silver: C2 500 m (competed for Azerbaijan); 2011 Szeged silver: C2 500 m, C2 1000 m, and C1 4×200 m (competed for Azerbaijan)
Naum Prokupets MDA
URS		 CSP Olympics 1968 1–0–0 1971 Beograd gold: C2 10000 m
Hanna Puchkova BLR CSP Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2006 Szeged bronze: K2 1000 m
Imre Pulai HUN CSP Olympics 1988—2000 4–2–2 1993 København gold: C4 1000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México gold: C4 1000 m, silver: C1 500 m; 1995 Duisburg gold: C1 1000 m, bronze: C1 500 m; 1999 Milano silver: C2 500 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: C4 1000 m, bronze: C4 500 m
Viktor Pusev BLR
URS		 CSP Olympics 1988 2–1–2 1985 Mechelen silver: K2 1000 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 1986 Montréal bronze: K2 500 m; 1989 Plovdiv gold: K4 500 m; 1990 Poznań gold: K4 500 m
Isaquias Queiroz BRA CSP Olympics / YOG / Opening Flagbearer / Closing Flagbearer 2010—2024 6–0–6 2013 Duisburg gold: C1 500 m, bronze: C1 1000 m; 2014 Moskva gold: C1 500 m, bronze: C2 200 m; 2015 Milano gold: C2 1000 m, bronze: C1 200 m; 2017 Račice bronze: C1 1000 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho gold: C1 500 m and C2 500 m, bronze: C1 1000 m; 2019 Szeged gold: C1 1000 m, bronze; C2 1000 m
Jaroslav Radoň CZE CSP Olympics 2012—2016 0–0–2 2013 Duisburg bronze: C2 500 m and C2 1000 m
András Rajna HUN CSP Olympics 1988—1996 0–2–1 1983 Tampere bronze: K4 500 m; 1986 Montréal silver: K2 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México silver: K2 500 m
Klára Rajnai HUN CSP Olympics 1976 0–0–2 1975 Beograd bronze: K4 500 m; 1979 Duisburg bronze: K1 500 m
Éva Rakusz HUN CSP Olympics 1980—1988 1–3–3 1981 Nottingham silver: K1 500 m; 1982 Beograd bronze: K1 500 m and K4 500 m; 1985 Mechelen silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1986 Montréal gold: K4 500 m; 1987 Duisburg silver: K4 500 m
Mariya Ralcheva UKR CSP Olympics 2000 0–1–0 2003 Gainesville silver: K4 1000 m
Luis Ramos ESP CSP Olympics 1976—1984 1–1–6 1975 Beograd gold: K4 1000 m, bronze: K1 4×500 m; 1977 Sofia bronze: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 1978 Beograd silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg bronze: K2 10000 m; 1982 Beograd bronze: K2 1000 m
Amanda Rankin AUS CSP Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2003 Gainesville bronze: K4 1000 m
Einar Rasmussen NOR CSP Olympics 1976—1988 4–3–3 1975 Beograd gold: K4 10000 m; 1978 Beograd silver: K2 1000 m; 1979 Duisburg gold: K2 1000 m, silver: K1 10000 m; 1981 Nottingham gold: K1 10000 m, bronze: K1 1000 m; 1982 Beograd silver: K1 10000 m, bronze: K1 1000 m; 1983 Tampere gold: K1 10000 m; 1987 Duisburg bronze: K1 10000 m
Finn Rasmussen DEN CSP Olympics 1948 0–1–0 1948 London silver: K2 500 m
János Rátkai HUN CSP Olympics 1972—1980 2–3–3 1973 Tampere gold: K2 1000 m and K4 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m; 1974 Ciudad de México silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 1975 Beograd bronze: K2 1000 m and K4 1000 m; 1977 Sofia silver: K4 10000 m
Max Raub AUT CSP Olympics 1952—1956 1–0–3 1950 København bronze: K1 4×500 m and K2 500 m; 1954 Mâcon gold: K2 10000 m, bronze: K1 4×500 m
Ronny Rauhe GER CSP Olympics / Closing Flagbearer 2000—2020 16–5–5 1999 Milano bronze: K1 200 m; 2001 Poznań gold: K1 200 m and K2 500 m, silver: K2 200 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K1 200 m and K2 500 m, bronze: K2 200 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: K1 200 m and K2 500 m, bronze: K2 200 m; 2005 Zagreb gold: K2 500 m: 2006 Szeged gold: K1 200 m, K1 500 m, and K2 500 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K2 500 m, silver: K2 200 m; 2009 Dartmouth gold: K1 200 m and K1 500 m, silver: K1 4×200 m; 2010 Poznań silver: K1 200 m; 2011 Szeged bronze: K1 200 m; 2013 Duisburg bronze: K2 200 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K2 200 m; 2017 Račice gold: K4 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho gold: K4 500 m; 2019 Szeged gold: K4 500 m
Thomas Reineck GER
FRG		 CSP Olympics 1988—1996 5–3–5 1986 Montréal bronze: K4 500 m (competed for West Germany); 1987 Duisburg bronze: K4 500 m and K4 10000 m (competed for West Germany); 1991 Paris gold: K4 500 m and K4 10000 m, silver: K4 1000 m (competed for Germany); 1993 København gold: K4 1000 m and K4 10000 m, silver: K4 500 m (competed for Germany); 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: K4 1000 m (competed for Germany); 1995 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 200 m (competed for Germany)
Nicole Reinhardt GER CSP Olympics 2008 8–5–0 2005 Zagreb gold: K1 500 m and K4 200 m; 2006 Szeged silver: K4 200 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K2 200 m and K2 500 m; 2009 Dartmouth gold: K1 4×200 m, silver: K2 200 m, K2 500 m, and K4 500 m; 2010 Poznań gold: K1 4×200 m, silver: K4 500 m; 2011 Szeged gold: K1 500 m and K1 4×200 m
Marcel Renaud FRA CSP Olympics 1952—1956 0–0–1 1954 Mâcon bronze: K4 1000 m
Philippe Renaud FRA CSP Olympics 1984—1988 0–1–2 1989 Plovdiv bronze: C2 500 m and C4 500 m; 1991 Paris silver: C4 500 m
Max Rendschmidt GER CSP Olympics / Closing Flagbearer 2016—2024 5–1–0 2013 Duisburg gold: K2 1000 m; 2015 Milano gold: K2 1000 m; 2017 Račice gold: K4 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho gold: K4 500 m, silver: K1 1000 m; 2019 Szeged gold: K4 500 m
Victor Reneischi MDA
URS		 CSP Olympics 1988—1996 8–3–1 1986 Montréal silver: C2 500 m (competed for the Soviet Union); 1989 Plovdiv gold: C2 500 m, C4 500 m, and C4 1000 m (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Poznań gold: C2 500 m, C4 500 m, and C4 1000 m (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Paris gold: C4 500 m and C4 1000 m, silver: C2 500 m, bronze: C2 1000 m (competed for the Soviet Union); 1995 Duisburg silver: C2 500 m (competed for Moldova)
Peter Ribe NOR CSP Olympics 1992 0–0–1 1993 København bronze: K2 10000 m
João Ribeiro POR CSP Olympics 2016—2024 1–2–0 2010 Poznań silver: K2 500 m; 2013 Duisburg gold: K2 500 m; 2014 Moskva silver: K4 1000 m
Anne Rikala FIN CSP Olympics 2008—2012 0–2–3 2006 Szeged bronze: K2 200 m; 2007 Duisburg silver: K1 200 m and K1 500 m; 2010 Poznań bronze: K1 5000 m; 2013 Duisburg bronze: K1 5000 m
Michal Riszdorfer SVK CSP Olympics / Closing Flagbearer 2000—2008 8–3–3 1998 Szeged gold: K2 500 m; 1999 Milano gold: K2 1000 m; 2001 Poznań bronze: K4 500 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 2005 Zagreb silver: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 2006 Szeged gold: K4 500 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 2009 Dartmouth silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 1000 m
Richard Riszdorfer SVK CSP Olympics 2000—2008 6–2–3 2001 Poznań bronze: K4 500 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville gold: K4 500 m and K4 1000 m; 2005 Zagreb silver: K4 1000 m; 2006 Szeged gold: K4 500 m; 2007 Duisburg gold: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 1000 m; 2009 Dartmouth silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 1000 m
Clint Robinson AUS CSP Olympics 1992—2008 1–2–1 1991 Paris silver: K4 10000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México gold: K1 1000 m, bronze: K2 500 m; 1995 Duisburg silver: K1 1000 m
Matthias Röder GER CSP Olympics 1992 1–0–2 1991 Paris bronze: C1 1000 m; 1993 København bronze: C1 1000 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: C2 1000 m
Helena Rodrigues POR CSP Olympics 2008—2012 0–0–1 2009 Dartmouth bronze: K4 200 m
Ibrahim Rojas CUB CSP Olympics 2000—2004 3–2–3 1999 Milano silver: C2 1000 m; 2001 Poznań gold: C2 500 m, bronze: C2 200 m and C2 1000 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: C2 200 m and C2 500 m, silver: C2 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville bronze: C2 500 m
Juan José Román ESP CSP Olympics 1984—1996 1–1–1 1991 Paris gold: K2 500 m, silver: K2 1000 m; 1993 København bronze: K2 500 m
Vladimir Romanovsky BLR
URS		 CSP Olympics 1976 2–0–1 1977 Sofia bronze: K2 1000 m; 1981 Nottingham gold: K2 10000 m; 1982 Beograd gold: K4 10000 m
José Antonio Romero MEX CSP Olympics 1992—2000 0–0–1 1994 Ciudad de México bronze: C4 1000 m
Zoltán Romhányi HUN CSP Olympics 1976—1980 0–1–1 1974 Ciudad de México silver: K4 10000 m; 1979 Duisburg bronze: K4 10000 m
Susanne Rosenqvist SWE CSP Olympics 1992—1996 0–3–4 1991 Paris silver: K2 5000 m; 1993 København silver: K4 500 m; 1994 Ciudad de México silver: K2 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 1995 Duisburg bronze: K2 500 m and K4 200 m; 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K4 200 m
Antonio Rossi ITA CSP Olympics / Opening Flagbearer 1992—2008 3–3–1 1993 København silver: K2 1000 m; 1994 Ciudad de México silver: K2 1000 m; 1995 Duisburg gold: K2 1000 m; 1997 Dartmouth gold: K2 1000 m, bronze: K1 500 m; 1998 Szeged gold: K2 1000 m, silver: K4 200 m
Ian Rowling AUS CSP Olympics 1992 0–1–0 1991 Paris silver: K4 10000 m
Mykolas Rudzinskas LTU
URS		 CSP Olympics 1960 0–0–1 1958 Praha bronze: K4 10000 m
Aleksejs Rumjancevs LAT CSP Olympics / Closing Flagbearer 2012—2016 0–1–0 2017 Račice silver: K1 200 m
Andrew Russell CAN CSP Olympics 2008 0–1–0 2006 Szeged silver: C4 1000 m
Dalma Ružičić-Benedek SRB CSP Olympics 2016 7–4–3 2003 Gainesville gold: K2 1000 m (competed as Dalma Benedek for Hungary); 2005 Zagreb silver: K1 1000 m, bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Dalma Benedek for Hungary); 2006 Szeged gold: K1 500 m and K1 1000 m (competed as Dalma Benedek for Hungary); 2007 Duisburg gold: K4 1000 m, silver: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Dalma Benedek for Hungary); 2009 Dartmouth gold: K4 500 m, bronze: K2 1000 m (competed as Dalma Benedek for Hungary); 2010 Poznań gold: K4 500 m (competed as Dalma Benedek for Hungary); 2011 Szeged gold: K4 500 m (competed as Dalma Benedek for Hungary); 2014 Moskva bronze: K1 1000 m; 2015 Milano silver: K2 500 m
Yuliya Ryabchinskaya URS
UKR		 CSP Olympics 1972 1–0–0 1971 Beograd gold: K4 500 m
Anton Ryakhov RUS
UZB		 CSP Olympics 2000—2012 0–3–6 2001 Poznań silver: K1 500 m, bronze: K1 200 m (competed for Uzbekistan); 2002 Sevilla silver: K1 200 m, bronze: K1 500 m (competed for Uzbekistan); 2003 Gainesville bronze: K1 200 m (competed for Uzbekistan); 2005 Zagreb bronze: K1 200 m (competed for Uzbekistan); 2006 Szeged silver: K1 500 m (competed for Russia); 2010 Poznań bronze: K2 1000 m (competed for Russia); 2011 Szeged bronze: K4 1000 m (competed for Russia)
Caitlin Ryan-Regal NZL CSP Olympics 2016—2020 1–2–1 2017 Račice gold: K2 500 m, bronze: K4 500 m; 2018 Montemor-o-Velho silver: K2 200 m and K4 500 m
Roman Rynkiewicz POL CSP Olympics 2008 1–0–2 2002 Sevilla gold: C4 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville bronze: C4 1000 m; 2010 Poznań bronze: C1 4×200 m
Ivan Šabjan CRO
YUG		 CSP Olympics 1988—1996 1–1–1 1986 Montréal silver: C1 10000 m, bronze: C1 1000 m (competed for Yugoslavia); 1987 Duisburg gold: C1 10000 m (competed for Yugoslavia)
Dmytro Sablin UKR CSP Olympics 2000 1–0–1 2001 Poznań gold: C1 200 m; 2003 Gainesville bronze: C2 200 m
Tomáš Šach CZE
TCH		 CSP Olympics 1976 0–1–1 1974 Ciudad de México bronze: C2 500 m; 1975 Beograd silver: C2 500 m
Karolina Sadalska POL CSP Olympics 2004 1–2–2 2001 Poznań silver: K4 1000 m, bronze: K4 200 m; 2002 Sevilla gold: K4 1000 m; 2003 Gainesville silver: K4 500 m, bronze: K4 200 m
Mátyás Sáfrán HUN CSP Olympics 2008 0–0–2 2007 Duisburg bronze: C4 1000 m; 2011 Szeged bronze: C4 1000 m
Mihály Sáfrán HUN CSP Olympics 2008 0–0–1 2011 Szeged bronze: C4 1000 m
Tord Sahlén SWE CSP Olympics 1968 0–1–0 1963 Jajce silver: K2 10000 m
Sylvi Saimo FIN CSP Olympics 1948—1952 2–0–0 1950 København gold: K1 500 m and K2 500 m
Yevgeny Salakhov RUS CSP Olympics 2000—2012 0–1–1 2010 Poznań bronze: K1 4×200 m; 2011 Szeged silver: K1 4×200 m
Yuliana Salakhova RUS CSP Olympics 2008—2012 0–1–1 2010 Poznań silver: K2 500 m, bronze: K2 1000 m
Irina Salomykova-Vaag RUS
URS
EUN		 CSP Olympics 1988—1992 0–1–4 1985 Mechelen silver: K4 500 m (competed as Irina Salomykova for the Soviet Union); 1987 Duisburg bronze: K4 500 m (competed as Irina Salomykova for the Soviet Union); 1989 Plovdiv bronze: K2 500 m and K4 500 m (competed as Irina Salomykova for the Soviet Union); 1990 Poznań bronze: K1 5000 m (competed as Irina Salomykova for the Soviet Union)
Hermann Salzner AUT CSP Olympics 1956—1960 0–0–1 1954 Mâcon bronze: K1 4×500 m
Belén Sánchez ESP CSP Olympics 1992—2000 0–1–3 1997 Dartmouth bronze: K4 500 m; 1998 Szeged bronze: K4 500 m; 2001 Poznań silver: K4 200 m, bronze: K4 500 m
Juan Sánchez ESP CSP Olympics 1984—1996 1–1–1 1991 Paris gold: K2 500 m, silver: K2 1000 m; 1993 København bronze: K2 500 m