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Canoeing

  1. Adam Burgess celebrates

  3. Ruhana Ali smiles in a white canoe with red and black oar on the canal

  4. A 10-year-old girl in a purple t-shirt poses with her litter grabber.

  5. Kurts Adams Rozentals competing in a slalom event and an image from his Instagram page

  6. A man and a woman paddling in a canoe on the River Thames, with the Houses of Parliament in the background

  7. Kerry Christie in action in the kayak on a wildwater course

  8. Dan Smith sitting in his canoe on the River Tees. He is wearing a dark-coloured bobble hat and wearing a black waterproof jacket, a black lifejacket and black tros and is holding a paddle in two hands to the side of him

  9. Ed Clifton

  10. Great Britain's Jonny Dickson and Kimberley Woods

  11. Great Britain's Paralympic athlete Laura Sugar celebrates with her gold medal in Paris

  12. Charlotte Henshaw and Laura Sugar celebrate winning Paralympic gold

  13. Charlotte Henshaw celebrates her gold medal

  14. Two men wearing Olympic medals around their necks are clinking mugs together in "cheers". There is a banner behind them, with photos of them in their canoes. The banner reads "Adam Burgess and Joe Clarke. Paris silver medallists 2024."

  15. Para-canoeist Emma Wiggs in action in the VL2 final at the 2022 European Championships

  16. Tom Pidcock celebrates winning gold

  17. Carrington wins third canoe sprint gold in Paris

    Lisa Carrington celebrates winning her third gold medal at Paris 2024Getty Images

    Lisa Carrington has won nine medals in total across four Olympic Games.

    New Zealand's Lisa Carrington won her third canoe sprint gold medal in Paris by setting an Olympic record time in the women's kayak single 500m.

    Carrington, who is her country's most decorated Olympian of all time with eight golds and one bronze, finished in 1:47.36 to win gold in front of Hungary's Tamara Csipes and Denmark's Emma Jorgensen, who took bronze.

    In the women's canoe single 200m, Canada's Katie Vincent set a new world record of 44.12 as she claimed gold with American Nevin Harrison taking silver and Cuba's Yarisleidis bronze.

    The Czech Republic's Josef Dostal won the men's kayak single 1000m, beating Hungary's Adam Varga, who took silver and compatriot Balint Kopasz, who secured bronze.

  18. Carrington wins record-extending seventh gold

    Lisa Carrington and Alicia Hoskin celebrate winning gold in the women's kayak double 500m at the Paris OlympicsGetty Images

    Carrington (front) has won seven Olympic golds and one bronze

    New Zealand's Lisa Carrington - the country's most decorated Olympian of all time - has won a record-extending seventh canoe sprint gold medal in Paris.

    Carrington, 35, who secured her first Olympic gold at London 2012, triumphed in the women's kayak double 500m alongside Alicia Hoskin.

    They pipped Hungary's Tamara Csipes and Alida Dora Gazso, while 's Paulina Paszek and Jule Marie Hake took bronze.

    The men's event was won by German pair Jacob Schopf and Max Lemke, with Hungary's Bence Nadas and Sandor Totka taking silver, and Australian duo Jean van der Westhuyzen and Tom Green bronze.

    In the women's canoe double 500m final, China's Xu Shixiao and Sun Mengya won gold, setting a new Olympic record of 1:52.81.

    They finished in front of Ukraine's Liudmyla Luzan and Anastasiia Rybachok, who took silver, with bronze going to Canada's Sloan Mackenzie and Katie Vincent.

    The Czech Republic's Martin Fuksa won gold in the men's canoe 1000m sprint final, setting a new Olympic record of 3:43.16, with Brazil's Isaquias taking silver and Moldova's Serghei Tarnovschi bronze.

  19. beat Australia in photo finish to win gold

    Gold medalists Max Rendschmidt, Max Lemke, Jacob Schopf and Tom Liebscher-Lucz of celebreate after the Men's Kayak Four 500m FinalGetty Images

    retained their Olympic men's kayak four 500m title in the dramatic fashion after a photo finish showed they had pipped Australia across the finish line.

    The Australians were 0.04 seconds behind in second, while Spain picked up the bronze medal.

    In the women's event, New Zealand clinched gold ahead of , with Hungary finishing third.

    Meanwhile, China's Liu Hao and Ji Bowen came out on top in the men's canoe double 500m sprint, beating Italy and Spain's pairings.

  20. Joe Clarke paddling in his kayak during the men's kayak cross final

  21. A female kayaker paddling through white water

  22. Joe Clarke celebrates kayak cross silver

  23. Joe Clarke