2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships – Women's C1

Main article: 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships

Women's canoe at the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships
Venue	Lee Valley White Water Centre
Location	London, United Kingdom
Dates	20–22 September 2023
Competitors	53 from 27 nations
Medalists
gold medal  Mallory Franklin   Great Britain silver medal  Kimberley Woods   Great Britain bronze medal  Jessica Fox   Australia

The women's canoe event at the 2023 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships took place on 22 September 2023 at the Lee Valley White Water Centre in London, with the qualification heats on 20 September 2023.

Competition format

The event uses a three-round format with qualification heats, semifinal and final. Paddlers complete up to two runs in the heats, with the top ranked athletes starting last. In the first heat, the 20 fastest paddlers qualify automatically for the semifinal, whilst the rest compete in the second heat for additional 10 qualification spots. The final rank of non-qualifying athletes is determined by their second run score. Paddlers start in the reverse order of their heats position in the semifinal and complete a single run, with the top 10 advancing to the final. The start list for the final is once again in reverse order of the semifinal results. The athlete with the best time in the single-run final is awarded gold. A penalty of 2 seconds is awarded for touching a gate and a 50-second penalty is awarded for missing a gate or negotiating it in the opposite direction. The heats setup had 23 gates including 6 upstream gates (3-11-12-15-19-23). The semifinal and final gate setup also had 23 gates with 6 upstream gates (3-11-12-15-19-23), but in a more difficult configuration, causing slower times.

Schedule

All times listed are UTC+1.

Date	Time	Round
20 September 2023
	10:30	Heats Run 1
	14:00	Heats Run 2
22 September 2023
	10:03	Semifinal
	13:35	Final

Results

Mallory Franklin won her second individual gold in the C1 event at the World Championships with a clean in the final, edging out her teammate Kimberley Woods who won her first career individual medal in C1. Australian Jessica Fox took bronze, which was her eighth medal in this discipline. There were 12 quota spots available for the 2024 Summer Olympics, one per country. The quota spots were secured by:

• Great Britain
• Australia
• Germany
• Brazil
• Andorra
• United States
• Slovakia
• Czech Republic
• France
• Spain
• Italy
• Ukraine

Penalties are included in the time shown. The fastest time in each round is shown in bold.

Rank	Bib	Athlete	Country	Heats						Semifinal			Final
				Run 1			Run 2
				Time	Pen	Rank	Time	Pen	Rank	Time	Pen	Rank	Time	Pen	Rank
1st place, gold medalist(s)	4	Mallory Franklin	Great Britain	96.10	0	2	-			113.95	0	7	108.05	0	1
2nd place, silver medalist(s)	7	Kimberley Woods	Great Britain	96.72	0	4	-			113.34	2	4	108.47	0	2
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)	1	Jessica Fox	Australia	108.25	4	33	96.76	0	2	112.78	0	3	108.94	2	3
4	2	Elena Lilik	Germany	151.12	54	48	99.39	4	5	113.50	0	6	113.77	2	4
5	14	Ana Sátila	Brazil	96.43	0	3	-			115.92	0	10	115.77	2	5
6	9	Mònica Dòria Vilarrubla	Andorra	98.90	2	7	-			111.01	2	1	116.79	0	6
7	12	Evy Leibfarth	United States	99.29	2	10	-			112.18	0	2	117.95	2	7
8	10	Zuzana Paňková	Slovakia	102.85	4	19	-			114.07	0	8	119.07	6	8
9	5	Gabriela Satková	Czech Republic	99.11	2	8	-			113.36	0	5	165.64	54	9
10	8	Marjorie Delassus	France	100.00	6	12	-			114.60	0	9	215.00	102	10
11	20	Klara Olazabal	Spain	99.12	2	9	-			116.80	2	11	did not advance
12	15	Marta Bertoncelli	Italy	102.44	2	16	-			116.85	0	12
13	11	Viktoriia Us	Ukraine	98.49	0	5	-			117.58	0	13
14	27	Lucie Prioux	France	104.51	2	26	98.25	0	4	119.23	2	14
15	24	Emanuela Luknárová	Slovakia	102.66	4	18	-			121.00	4	15
16	35	Núria Vilarrubla	Spain	104.25	6	24	103.38	2	10	121.30	2	16
17	6	Tereza Fišerová	Czech Republic	109.76	0	36	99.70	0	6	121.86	8	17
18	23	Soňa Stanovská	Slovakia	104.56	8	28	101.08	2	7	121.94	6	18
19	19	Miren Lazkano	Spain	98.51	2	6	-			122.15	4	19
20	22	Alja Kozorog	Slovenia	109.49	4	35	98.17	0	3	122.19	4	20
21	18	Elena Borghi	Italy	103.63	4	21	96.33	0	1	122.44	4	21
22	25	Lea Novak	Slovenia	103.21	2	20	-			123.13	6	22
23	13	Klaudia Zwolińska	Poland	103.72	2	22	101.24	2	8	123.19	6	23
24	33	Nele Bayn	Germany	100.85	2	13	-			123.89	4	24
25	36	Lena Teunissen	Netherlands	99.36	2	11	-			132.09	8	25
26	26	Aleksandra Stach	Poland	102.16	6	15	-			136.36	14	26
27	50	Huang Juan	China	104.55	0	27	103.27	4	9	141.00	4	27
28	3	Andrea Herzog	Germany	95.11	0	1	-			165.14	52	28
29	16	Angèle Hug	France	101.28	2	14	-			171.91	54	29
30	21	Tereza Kneblová	Czech Republic	102.63	4	17	-			197.57	60	30
31	17	Eva Alina Hočevar	Slovenia	104.13	2	23	103.68	4	11	did not advance
32	29	Viktoria Wolffhardt	Austria	116.62	2	42	103.86	0	12
33	39	Omira Estácia Neta	Brazil	104.38	0	25	104.63	2	13
34	40	Hannah Thomas	New Zealand	161.64	52	50	104.79	2	14
35	31	Kate Eckhardt	Australia	112.60	8	40	105.29	0	15
36	30	Viktoriia Dobrotvorska	Ukraine	104.56	2	28	105.34	2	16
37	51	Yang Jie	China	111.44	4	38	105.67	2	17
38	34	Ellis Miller	Great Britain	106.37	2	31	105.80	4	18
39	38	Laura Pellicer Chica	Andorra	110.97	8	37	105.90	2	19
40	45	Haruka Okazaki	Japan	170.16	56	52	110.95	0	20
41	46	Yu Cuishan	China	114.83	0	41	111.36	2	21
42	44	Marcella Altman	United States	131.68	10	46	114.39	4	22
43	52	Beatriz Da Motta	Brazil	112.48	2	39	114.63	6	23
44	37	Michaela Corcoran	Ireland	108.27	2	34	117.30	4	24
45	49	Anastassiya Ananyeva	Kazakhstan	174.94	58	53	118.08	6	25
46	47	Atcharaporn Duanglawa	Thailand	122.62	8	44	123.18	6	26
47	48	Nerea Castiglione	Argentina	141.64	2	47	125.53	6	27
48	32	Alena Marx	Switzerland	108.03	2	32	146.48	52	28
49	28	Elena Micozzi	Italy	105.83	0	30	157.13	54	29
50	43	Ren Mishima	Japan	159.72	52	49	157.55	52	30
51	41	Lois Betteridge	Canada	163.46	56	51	169.95	54	31
52	42	Katja Bengeri	Croatia	117.29	6	43	170.13	52	32
53	53	Ana Fernandes Castro	Paraguay	130.22	12	45	186.39	58	33