Analysis

Canoe Slalom

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Australia
Career 1999 - 2025
Best year 2008
Total points 78
Best results 1x 1. World Championship
All-time rank
#13
10-year rank
#18

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Disciplines

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
2025 World Championship C1 Men 3 3 Kaylen Bassett
2023 World Cup Kayak cross Men 3 2 Timothy Anderson
2017 World Cup K1 Men 5 1 Lucien Delfour
2015 World Cup K1 Men 2 6 Lucien Delfour
2012 Olympic Games C1 Men 6 1 Kynan Maley
2008 Olympic Games C1 Men 3 6 Robin Bell
2008 Olympic Games K1 Men 5 3 Warwick Draper
2008 World Cup C1 Men 1 10 Robin Bell
2008 World Cup C2 Men 5 1 -
2008 World Cup K1 Men 5 1 Warwick Draper
2007 World Cup C1 Men 3 3 Robin Bell
2007 World Championship C1 Men 3 3 Robin Bell
2005 World Cup C1 Men 1 10 Robin Bell
2005 World Championship C1 Men 1 10 Robin Bell
2004 Olympic Games C1 Men 4 5 Robin Bell
2003 World Cup C1 Men 3 3 Robin Bell
2002 World Cup C1 Men 3 3 Justin Boocock
2001 World Cup C1 Men 5 1 Robin Bell
1999 World Championship C1 Men 2 6 Robin Bell
Five things we learnt from La Seu 2026

Five things we learnt from La Seu 2026

PaddleWorldwide.com/ | 14.09.2026

The curtain came down on the 2026 Canoe Slalom World Cup Series with an action-packed four days of racing in La Seu d’Urgell, Spain.

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Europe closes 2026 World Cup season with seven overall titles and 21 of 24 medals in La Seu

Europe closes 2026 World Cup season with seven overall titles and 21 of 24 medals in La Seu

Paddle-Europe.eu | 13.09.2026

European paddlers brought the 2026 Canoe Slalom World Cup season to a remarkable conclusion in La Seu d’Urgell, winning 21 of the 24 medals available at the World Cup Final and six of the eight individual events.

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Noémie Fox reframes family dynamic and writes her own story with Olympic gold

Noémie Fox reframes family dynamic and writes her own story with Olympic gold

TheGuardian.com | 17.09.2024

After years in the shadow of triple gold medal-winning sister Jess, the younger Fox now has her own piece of history as the first winner of a new discipline

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