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Hocevar Takes C1 World Cup Title Over Fox by TwoCanoe Slalom
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Hocevar Takes C1 World Cup Title Over Fox by Two

Hočevar claimed the women's C1 overall title at the 2026 ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup, holding off Jessica Fox by two points — one half of a Hočevar sibling C1 double.

Fox Claims Sixth Overall K1 World Cup Series TitleCanoe Slalom
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Fox Claims Sixth Overall K1 World Cup Series Title

Fox secured the women's K1 overall title at the 2026 ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup, sealing the standings at the final in La Seu d'Urgell. It marks her sixth overall K1 World Cup Series title.

Ferrazzi Wins K1 Overall World Cup TitleCanoe Slalom
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Ferrazzi Wins K1 Overall World Cup Title

Ferrazzi secured the men's K1 overall title at the 2026 ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup, with the season closing at the final in La Seu d'Urgell.

Fox Clinches Sixth K1 Canoe Slalom World Cup TitleCanoe Slalom
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Fox Clinches Sixth K1 Canoe Slalom World Cup Title

Fox won the women's K1 World Cup Final in La Seu d'Urgell to secure her sixth overall K1 World Cup title, extending her career total to 13 World Cup crowns.

Fox Wins Fifth K1 Title and Record 16th World GoldCanoe Slalom
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Fox Wins Fifth K1 Title and Record 16th World Gold

Jessica Fox won the women's K1 title in Oklahoma City for her fifth K1 crown and record 16th career world gold. It marked her third gold of the championships, less than a year after kidney tumour surgery.

Fox Wins Kayak Cross Time Trial Gold After SurgeryCanoe Slalom
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Fox Wins Kayak Cross Time Trial Gold After Surgery

Jessica Fox opens the ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships in Oklahoma City with gold in the Kayak Cross individual time trial, less than a year after kidney surgery and the longest break of her career.

Ivaldi Takes C1 Gold, First World Cup Win Since 2023Canoe Slalom
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Ivaldi Takes C1 Gold, First World Cup Win Since 2023

Mens C1 gold at ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup 3 Augsburg (2026-06-14), clean 97.51s, beat Adam Burgess (GBR) by 0.07s — first individual World Cup win since 2023.