| memo_further_information_2026_ivf_world_sprints_april_2026_pdf.pdf |
| memo_2026_world_sprint_championships_singapore.pdf |
| memo__2026_ivf_world_sprint_championships_–_singapore_Jan 2026.pdf |
World Sprints Volunteer Form Online
Please click here to complete the volunteer form for the event
Contact [email protected] if you have any questions
World Sprints Race Schedule online
Please find the draft race schedule here. Please note that it remains subject to change, particularly during competition week due to weather. As previously noted, 30th and 31st August are reserved as saver days if required.
Contact your Area-Coordinator for more questions
Contact email for event hosts: [email protected]
Entry quota per country:
World Elite Championship
World Club Championship
V1 Quota
Please see documents below for the V1 quota including Para events. V1 events: Three (3) entries per category will be allowed. Additional entries have been allocated based on the medals received in a category at the prior World Sprints. A maximum of 6 is allowed. See the quota attached below (Para is now combined in the below document):
Please click here to complete the volunteer form for the event
Contact [email protected] if you have any questions
World Sprints Race Schedule online
Please find the draft race schedule here. Please note that it remains subject to change, particularly during competition week due to weather. As previously noted, 30th and 31st August are reserved as saver days if required.
Contact your Area-Coordinator for more questions
Contact email for event hosts: [email protected]
Entry quota per country:
World Elite Championship
- 1 x Men V6
- 1 x Women V6
- 1 X Junior 19 Men V6
- 1 X Junior 19 Women V6
- 2 x Para Mixed V6
- 1 x Para Mixed V12
- 1 x Men V12
- 1 x Women V12
World Club Championship
- 6 x Men V6 (per age category)
- 3 x Men V12 (per age category)
- 6 x Women V6 (per age category)
- 3 x Women V12 (per age category)
- 17 Aug Course Familiarisation
- 18 Aug Course Familiarisation
- 19 Aug Course Familiarisation & Opening Ceremony
- 20 Aug Elite Championship & Age Group Elite V1
- 21 Aug Elite Championship & Age Group Elite V1 - Cultural Evening
- 22 Aug Elite Championship & Age Group Elite V1 (if required)
- 23 Aug Club Championship & Elite V1
- 24 Aug Club Championship & Elite V1
- 25 Aug Club Championship & Elite V1
- 26 Aug Club Championship & Elite V1
- 27 Aug Club Championship & Elite V1
- 28 Aug Club Championship & Elite V1
- 29 Aug Club Championship & Elite V1
- 30 Aug Saver Day (if required)
- 31 Aug Saver Day (if required)
V1 Quota
Please see documents below for the V1 quota including Para events. V1 events: Three (3) entries per category will be allowed. Additional entries have been allocated based on the medals received in a category at the prior World Sprints. A maximum of 6 is allowed. See the quota attached below (Para is now combined in the below document):
| 2026_singapore_-_v1_quota_updated_26_jan_2026.pdf |
Venue: Marina Bay in downtown Singapore
Canoe:
Canoe:
- The V6 to be used is the Hydra made by Ozone
- The V1 to be used is the Fai 4 Si made by Ozone
Important Dates: |
DATE: |
Open online entries |
1 January 2026 |
Close Entries |
15 April 2026 (updated) |
Paddler Registration closes |
15 May 2026 |
TUE Application closes |
5 June 2026 |
Event Dates |
17 to 30 August 2026 Detailed daily schedule to come |
Drug Use and Medication in Singapore
Singapore enforces strictly regulated drug laws. Please ensure all athletes and delegations adhere to the
following:
Singapore enforces strictly regulated drug laws. Please ensure all athletes and delegations adhere to the
following:
- Prescription Medications : Paddlers using prescription drugs must verify their legality before travel. Many common medications require prior approval or a permit to enter the country. The government's HSA (Health Sciences Authority) website can be used to confirm if medication is permitted into the country or not.
- Illegal Drug Use (Important Note): Singapore maintains a zero-tolerance policy regarding illegal narcotics such as marijuana and
- recreational drugs. Severe Penalties: Possession, consumption, or trafficking of illegal drugs can result in long-term imprisonment, corporal punishment (caning), or the death penalty.