List of Olympic medalists in canoeing (men)

See also: List of Olympic medalists in canoeing (women) and Canoeing at the Summer Olympics

This is the complete list of men's Olympic medalists in canoeing.

Current program

Slalom

C-1

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1972 Munich	Reinhard Eiben  East Germany	Reinhold Kauder  West Germany	Jamie McEwan  United States
1976–1988	not included in the Olympic program
1992 Barcelona	Lukáš Pollert  Czechoslovakia	Gareth Marriott  Great Britain	Jacky Avril  France
1996 Atlanta	Michal Martikán  Slovakia	Lukáš Pollert  Czech Republic	Patrice Estanguet  France
2000 Sydney	Tony Estanguet  France	Michal Martikán  Slovakia	Juraj Minčík  Slovakia
2004 Athens	Tony Estanguet  France	Michal Martikán  Slovakia	Stefan Pfannmöller  Germany
2008 Beijing	Michal Martikán  Slovakia	David Florence  Great Britain	Robin Bell  Australia
2012 London	Tony Estanguet  France	Sideris Tasiadis  Germany	Michal Martikán  Slovakia
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Denis Chanut  France	Matej Beňuš  Slovakia	Takuya Haneda  Japan
2020 Tokyo	Benjamin Savšek  Slovenia	Lukáš Rohan  Czech Republic	Sideris Tasiadis  Germany
2024 Paris	Nicolas Gestin  France	Adam Burgess  Great Britain	Matej Beňuš  Slovakia

K-1

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1972 Munich	Siegbert Horn  East Germany	Norbert Sattler  Austria	Harald Gimpel  East Germany
1976–1988	not included in the Olympic program
1992 Barcelona	Pierpaolo Ferrazzi  Italy	Sylvain Curinier  France	Jochen Lettmann  Germany
1996 Atlanta	Oliver Fix  Germany	Andraž Vehovar  Slovenia	Thomas Becker  Germany
2000 Sydney	Thomas Schmidt  Germany	Paul Ratcliffe  Great Britain	Pierpaolo Ferrazzi  Italy
2004 Athens	Benoît Peschier  France	Campbell Walsh  Great Britain	Fabien Lefèvre  France
2008 Beijing	Alexander Grimm  Germany	Fabien Lefèvre  France	Benjamin Boukpeti  Togo
2012 London	Daniele Molmenti  Italy	Vavřinec Hradilek  Czech Republic	Hannes Aigner  Germany
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Joseph Clarke  Great Britain	Peter Kauzer  Slovenia	Jiří Prskavec  Czech Republic
2020 Tokyo	Jiří Prskavec  Czech Republic	Jakub Grigar  Slovakia	Hannes Aigner  Germany
2024 Paris	Giovanni De Gennaro  Italy	Titouan Castryck  France	Pau Echaniz  Spain

Kayak cross

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2024 Paris	Finn Butcher  New Zealand	Joe Clarke  Great Britain	Noah Hegge  Germany

Sprint

C-1 1000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Frank Amyot  Canada	Bohuslav Karlík  Czechoslovakia	Erich Koschik  Germany
1948 London	Josef Holeček  Czechoslovakia	Douglas Bennett  Canada	Robert Boutigny  France
1952 Helsinki	Josef Holeček  Czechoslovakia	János Parti  Hungary	Olavi Ojanperä  Finland
1956 Melbourne	Leon Rotman  Romania	István Hernek  Hungary	Gennady Bukharin  Soviet Union
1960 Rome	János Parti  Hungary	Aleksandr Silayev  Soviet Union	Leon Rotman  Romania
1964 Tokyo	Jürgen Eschert  United Team of Germany	Andrei Igorov  Romania	Yevgeny Penyayev  Soviet Union
1968 Mexico City	Tibor Tatai  Hungary	Detlef Lewe  West Germany	Vitaly Galkov  Soviet Union
1972 Munich	Ivan Patzaichin  Romania	Tamás Wichmann  Hungary	Detlef Lewe  West Germany
1976 Montreal	Matija Ljubek  Yugoslavia	Vasyl Yurchenko  Soviet Union	Tamás Wichmann  Hungary
1980 Moscow	Lyubomir Lyubenov  Bulgaria	Sergei Postrekhin  Soviet Union	Eckhard Leue  East Germany
1984 Los Angeles	Ulrich Eicke  West Germany	Larry Cain  Canada	Henning Lynge Jakobsen  Denmark
1988 Seoul	Ivans Klementjevs  Soviet Union	Jörg Schmidt  East Germany	Nikolay Bukhalov  Bulgaria
1992 Barcelona	Nikolay Bukhalov  Bulgaria	Ivans Klementjevs  Latvia	György Zala  Hungary
1996 Atlanta	Martin Doktor  Czech Republic	Ivans Klementjevs  Latvia	György Zala  Hungary
2000 Sydney	Andreas Dittmer  Germany	Ledis Balceiro  Cuba	Stephen Giles  Canada
2004 Athens	David Cal  Spain	Andreas Dittmer  Germany	Attila Vajda  Hungary
2008 Beijing	Attila Vajda  Hungary	David Cal  Spain	Thomas Hall  Canada
2012 London	Sebastian Brendel  Germany	David Cal  Spain	Mark Oldershaw  Canada
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Sebastian Brendel  Germany	Isaquias Queiroz  Brazil	Ilia Shtokalov  Russia
2020 Tokyo	Isaquias Queiroz  Brazil	Liu Hao  China	Serghei Tarnovschi  Moldova
2024 Paris	Martin Fuksa  Czech Republic	Isaquias Queiroz  Brazil	Serghei Tarnovschi  Moldova

C-2 500 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1976 Montreal	Aleksandr Vinogradov and Serhei Petrenko (URS)	Jerzy Opara and Andrzej Gronowicz (POL)	Tamás Buday and Oszkár Frey (HUN)
1980 Moscow	László Foltán and István Vaskúti (HUN)	Ivan Patzaichin and Petre Capusta (ROU)	Borislav Ananiev and Nikolai Ilkov (BUL)
1984 Los Angeles	Matija Ljubek and Mirko Nišović (YUG)	Ivan Patzaichin and Toma Simionov (ROU)	Enrique Míguez and Narcisco Suárez (ESP)
1988 Seoul	Viktor Reneysky and Nicolae Juravschi (URS)	Marek Dopierała and Marek Łbik (POL)	Philippe Renaud and Joël Bettin (FRA)
1992 Barcelona	Dmitri Dovgalenok and Aleksandr Maseikov (EUN)	Ulrich Papke and Ingo Spelly (GER)	Martin Marinov and Blagovest Stoyanov (BUL)
1996 Atlanta	György Kolonics and Csaba Horváth (HUN)	Viktor Reneysky and Nicolae Juravschi (MDA)	Gheorghe Andriev and Grigore Obreja (ROU)
2000 Sydney	Ferenc Novák and Imre Pulai (HUN)	Paweł Baraszkiewicz and Daniel Jędraszko (POL)	Mitică Pricop and Florin Popescu (ROU)
2004 Athens	Meng Guanliang and Yang Wenjun (CHN)	Ibrahim Rojas and Ledis Balceiro (CUB)	Alexander Kostoglod and Aleksandr Kovalyov (RUS)
2008 Beijing	Meng Guanliang and Yang Wenjun (CHN)	Alexander Kostoglod and Sergey Ulegin (RUS)	Christian Gille and Tomasz Wylenzek (GER)
2012–2020	not included in the Olympic program
2024 Paris	Liu Hao and Ji Bowen (CHN)	Gabriele Casadei and Carlo Tacchini (ITA)	Joan Antoni Moreno and Diego Domínguez (ESP)

K-1 1000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Gregor Hradetzky  Austria	Helmut Cämmerer  Germany	Jaap Kraaier  Netherlands
1948 London	Gert Fredriksson  Sweden	Johan Andersen  Denmark	Henri Eberhardt  France
1952 Helsinki	Gert Fredriksson  Sweden	Thorvald Strömberg  Finland	Louis Gantois  France
1956 Melbourne	Gert Fredriksson  Sweden	Igor Pissarov  Soviet Union	Lajos Kiss  Hungary
1960 Rome	Erik Hansen  Denmark	Imre Szöllősi  Hungary	Gert Fredriksson  Sweden
1964 Tokyo	Rolf Peterson  Sweden	Mihály Hesz  Hungary	Aurel Vernescu  Romania
1968 Mexico City	Mihály Hesz  Hungary	Aleksandr Shaparenko  Soviet Union	Erik Hansen  Denmark
1972 Munich	Aleksandr Shaparenko  Soviet Union	Rolf Peterson  Sweden	Géza Csapó  Hungary
1976 Montreal	Rüdiger Helm  East Germany	Géza Csapó  Hungary	Vasile Dîba  Romania
1980 Moscow	Rüdiger Helm  East Germany	Alain Lebas  France	Ion Bîrlădeanu  Romania
1984 Los Angeles	Alan Thompson  New Zealand	Milan Janić  Yugoslavia	Greg Barton  United States
1988 Seoul	Greg Barton  United States	Grant Davies  Australia	André Wohllebe  East Germany
1992 Barcelona	Clint Robinson  Australia	Knut Holmann  Norway	Greg Barton  United States
1996 Atlanta	Knut Holmann  Norway	Beniamino Bonomi  Italy	Clint Robinson  Australia
2000 Sydney	Knut Holmann  Norway	Petar Merkov  Bulgaria	Tim Brabants  Great Britain
2004 Athens	Eirik Verås Larsen  Norway	Ben Fouhy  New Zealand	Adam van Koeverden  Canada
2008 Beijing	Tim Brabants  Great Britain	Eirik Verås Larsen  Norway	Ken Wallace  Australia
2012 London	Eirik Verås Larsen  Norway	Adam van Koeverden  Canada	Max Hoff  Germany
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Marcus Cooper Walz  Spain	Josef Dostál  Czech Republic	Roman Anoshkin  Russia
2020 Tokyo	Bálint Kopasz  Hungary	Ádám Varga  Hungary	Fernando Pimenta  Portugal
2024 Paris	Josef Dostál  Czech Republic	Ádám Varga  Hungary	Bálint Kopasz  Hungary

K-2 500 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1976 Montreal	Joachim Mattern and Bernd Olbricht (GDR)	Vladimir Romanovsky and Serhei Nahorny (URS)	Larion Serghei and Policarp Malîhin (ROU)
1980 Moscow	Sergei Chukhray and Vladimir Parfenovich (URS)	Herminio Menéndez and Guillermo del Riego (ESP)	Rüdiger Helm and Bernd Olbricht (GDR)
1984 Los Angeles	Ian Ferguson and Paul MacDonald (NZL)	Per-Inge Bengtsson and Lars-Erik Moberg (SWE)	Hugh Fisher and Alwyn Morris (CAN)
1988 Seoul	Ian Ferguson and Paul MacDonald (NZL)	Igor Nagayev and Viktor Denisov (URS)	Attila Ábrahám and Ferenc Csipes (HUN)
1992 Barcelona	Kay Bluhm and Torsten Gutsche (GER)	Maciej Freimut and Wojciech Kurpiewski (POL)	Bruno Dreossi and Antonio Rossi (ITA)
1996 Atlanta	Kay Bluhm and Torsten Gutsche (GER)	Beniamino Bonomi and Daniele Scarpa (ITA)	Daniel Collins and Andrew Trim (AUS)
2000 Sydney	Zoltán Kammerer and Botond Storcz (HUN)	Daniel Collins and Andrew Trim (AUS)	Ronald Rauhe and Tim Wieskötter (GER)
2004 Athens	Ronald Rauhe and Tim Wieskötter (GER)	Clint Robinson and Nathan Baggaley (AUS)	Raman Piatrushenka and Vadzim Makhneu (BLR)
2008 Beijing	Saúl Craviotto and Carlos Pérez (ESP)	Ronald Rauhe and Tim Wieskötter (GER)	Raman Piatrushenka and Vadzim Makhneu (BLR)
2012–2020	not included in the Olympic program
2024 Paris	Jacob Schopf and Max Lemke (GER)	Bence Nádas and Sándor Tótka (HUN)	Jean van der Westhuyzen and Thomas Green (AUS)

K-4 500 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2020 Tokyo	Germany (GER) Max Rendschmidt Ronald Rauhe Tom Liebscher Max Lemke	Spain (ESP) Saúl Craviotto Marcus Walz Carlos Arévalo Rodrigo Germade	Slovakia (SVK) Samuel Baláž Denis Myšák Erik Vlček Adam Botek
2024 Paris	Germany (GER) Max Rendschmidt Ronald Rauhe Tom Liebscher Max Lemke	Australia (AUS) Riley Fitzsimmons Pierre van der Westhuyzen Jackson Collins Noah Havard	Spain (ESP) Saúl Craviotto Carlos Arévalo Marcus Cooper Rodrigo Germade

Discontinued events

Slalom

C-2

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1972 Munich	Walter Hofmann and Rolf-Dieter Amend (GDR)	Hans-Otto Schumacher and Wilhelm Baues (FRG)	Jean-Louis Olry and Jean-Claude Olry (FRA)
1976–1988	not included in the Olympic program
1992 Barcelona	Joe Jacobi and Scott Strausbaugh (USA)	Jiří Rohan and Miroslav Šimek (TCH)	Frank Adisson and Wilfrid Forgues (FRA)
1996 Atlanta	Frank Adisson and Wilfrid Forgues (FRA)	Jiří Rohan and Miroslav Šimek (CZE)	André Ehrenberg and Michael Senft (GER)
2000 Sydney	Pavol Hochschorner and Peter Hochschorner (SVK)	Krzysztof Kołomański and Michał Staniszewski (POL)	Marek Jiras and Tomáš Máder (CZE)
2004 Athens	Pavol Hochschorner and Peter Hochschorner (SVK)	Marcus Becker and Stefan Henze (GER)	Jaroslav Volf and Ondřej Štěpánek (CZE)
2008 Beijing	Pavol Hochschorner and Peter Hochschorner (SVK)	Ondřej Štěpánek and Jaroslav Volf (CZE)	Mikhail Kuznetsov and Dmitry Larionov (RUS)
2012 London	Timothy Baillie and Etienne Stott (GBR)	David Florence and Richard Hounslow (GBR)	Pavol Hochschorner and Peter Hochschorner (SVK)
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Ladislav Škantár and Peter Škantár (SVK)	David Florence and Richard Hounslow (GBR)	Gauthier Klauss and Matthieu Péché (FRA)

Sprint

C-1 200 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2012 London	Yuriy Cheban  Ukraine	Ivan Shtyl  Russia	Alfonso Benavides  Spain
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Yuriy Cheban  Ukraine	Valentin Demyanenko  Azerbaijan	Isaquias Queiroz  Brazil

C-1 500 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1976 Montreal	Aleksandr Rogov  Soviet Union	John Wood  Canada	Matija Ljubek  Yugoslavia
1980 Moscow	Sergei Postrekhin  Soviet Union	Lyubomir Lyubenov  Bulgaria	Olaf Heukrodt  East Germany
1984 Los Angeles	Larry Cain  Canada	Henning Lynge Jakobsen  Denmark	Costică Olaru  Romania
1988 Seoul	Olaf Heukrodt  East Germany	Michał Śliwiński  Soviet Union	Martin Marinov  Bulgaria
1992 Barcelona	Nikolay Bukhalov  Bulgaria	Michał Śliwiński  Unified Team	Olaf Heukrodt  Germany
1996 Atlanta	Martin Doktor  Czech Republic	Slavomír Kňazovický  Slovakia	Imre Pulai  Hungary
2000 Sydney	György Kolonics  Hungary	Maksim Opalev  Russia	Andreas Dittmer  Germany
2004 Athens	Andreas Dittmer  Germany	David Cal  Spain	Maksim Opalev  Russia
2008 Beijing	Maksim Opalev  Russia	David Cal  Spain	Yuriy Cheban  Ukraine

C-1 10000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1948 London	František Čapek  Czechoslovakia	Frank Havens  United States	Norman Lane  Canada
1952 Helsinki	Frank Havens  United States	Gábor Novák  Hungary	Alfréd Jindra  Czechoslovakia
1956 Melbourne	Leon Rotman  Romania	János Parti  Hungary	Gennady Bukharin  Soviet Union

C-2 1000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Jan Brzák-Felix and Vladimír Syrovátka (TCH)	Rupert Weinstabl and Karl Proisl (AUT)	Frank Saker and Harvey Charters (CAN)
1948 London	Jan Brzák-Felix and Bohumil Kudrna (TCH)	Stephen Macknowski and Steven Lysak (USA)	Georges Dransart and Georges Gandil (FRA)
1952 Helsinki	Bent Peder Rasch and Finn Haunstoft (DEN)	Jan Brzák-Felix and Bohumil Kudrna (TCH)	Egon Drews and Wilfried Soltau (GER)
1956 Melbourne	Alexe Dumitru and Simion Ismailciuc (ROU)	Pavel Kharin and Gratsian Botev (URS)	Károly Wieland and Ferenc Mohácsi (HUN)
1960 Rome	Leonid Geishtor and Sergei Makarenko (URS)	Francesco La Macchia and Aldo Dezi (ITA)	Imre Farkas and András Törő (HUN)
1964 Tokyo	Stepan Oshchepkov and Andrei Khimich (URS)	Jean Boudehen and Michel Chapuis (FRA)	Peer Nielsen and John Sørensen (DEN)
1968 Mexico City	Ivan Patzaichin and Serghei Covaliov (ROU)	Tamás Wichmann and Gyula Petrikovics (HUN)	Naum Prokupets and Mikhail Zamotin (URS)
1972 Munich	Vladas Česiūnas and Yuri Lobanov (URS)	Ivan Patzaichin and Serghei Covaliov (ROU)	Fedia Damianov and Ivan Burtchin (BUL)
1976 Montreal	Aleksandr Vinogradov and Serhei Petrenko (URS)	Gheorghe Simionov and Gheorge Danielov (ROU)	Tamás Buday and Oszkár Frey (HUN)
1980 Moscow	Ivan Patzaichin and Toma Simionov (ROU)	Olaf Heukrodt and Uwe Madeja (GDR)	Vasyl Yurchenko and Yuri Lobanov (URS)
1984 Los Angeles	Ivan Patzaichin and Toma Simionov (ROU)	Matija Ljubek and Mirko Nišović (YUG)	Didier Hoyer and Eric Renaud (FRA)
1988 Seoul	Viktor Reneysky and Nicolae Juravschi (URS)	Olaf Heukrodt and Ingo Spelly (GDR)	Marek Dopierała and Marek Łbik (POL)
1992 Barcelona	Ulrich Papke and Ingo Spelly (GER)	Christian Frederiksen and Arne Nielsson (DEN)	Didier Hoyer and Olivier Boivin (FRA)
1996 Atlanta	Andreas Dittmer and Gunar Kirchbach (GER)	Marcel Glăvan and Antonel Borșan (ROU)	Csaba Horváth and György Kolonics (HUN)
2000 Sydney	Florin Popescu and Mitică Pricop (ROU)	Ibrahim Rojas and Leobaldo Pereira (CUB)	Stefan Uteß and Lars Kober (GER)
2004 Athens	Christian Gille and Tomasz Wylenzek (GER)	Aleksandr Kostoglod and Aleksandr Kovalyov (RUS)	György Kozmann and György Kolonics (HUN)
2008 Beijing	Aliaksandr Bahdanovich and Andrei Bahdanovich (BLR)	Christian Gille and Tomasz Wylenzek (GER)	György Kozmann and Tamás Kiss (HUN)
2012 London	Peter Kretschmer and Kurt Kuschela (GER)	Aliaksandr Bahdanovich and Andrei Bahdanovich (BLR)	Alexey Korovashkov and Ilya Pervukhin (RUS)
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Sebastian Brendel and Jan Vandrey (GER)	Erlon Silva and Isaquias Queiroz (BRA)	Dmytro Ianchuk and Taras Mishchuk (UKR)
2020 Tokyo	Serguey Torres and Fernando Jorge (CUB)	Liu Hao and Zheng Pengfei (CHN)	Sebastian Brendel and Tim Hecker (GER)

C-2 10000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Václav Mottl and Zdeněk Škrland (TCH)	Frank Saker and Harvey Charters (CAN)	Rupert Weinstabl and Karl Proisl (AUT)
1948 London	Stephen Macknowski and Steven Lysak (USA)	Václav Havel and Jiří Pecka (TCH)	Georges Dransart and Georges Gandil (FRA)
1952 Helsinki	Georges Turlier and Jean Laudet (FRA)	Kenneth Lane and Donald Hawgood (CAN)	Egon Drews and Wilfried Soltau (GER)
1956 Melbourne	Pavel Kharin and Gratsian Botev (URS)	Georges Dransart and Marcel Renaud (FRA)	Imre Farkas and József Hunics (HUN)

K-1 200 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2012 London	Ed McKeever  Great Britain	Saúl Craviotto  Spain	Mark de Jonge  Canada
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Liam Heath  Great Britain	Maxime Beaumont  France	Saúl Craviotto  Spain Ronald Rauhe  Germany
2020 Tokyo	Sándor Tótka  Hungary	Manfredi Rizza  Italy	Liam Heath  Great Britain

K-1 500 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1976 Montreal	Vasile Dîba  Romania	Zoltán Sztanity  Hungary	Rüdiger Helm  East Germany
1980 Moscow	Vladimir Parfenovich  Soviet Union	John Sumegi  Australia	Vasile Dîba  Romania
1984 Los Angeles	Ian Ferguson  New Zealand	Lars-Erik Moberg  Sweden	Bernard Brégeon  France
1988 Seoul	Zsolt Gyulay  Hungary	Andreas Stähle  East Germany	Paul MacDonald  New Zealand
1992 Barcelona	Mikko Kolehmainen  Finland	Zsolt Gyulay  Hungary	Knut Holmann  Norway
1996 Atlanta	Antonio Rossi  Italy	Knut Holmann  Norway	Piotr Markiewicz  Poland
2000 Sydney	Knut Holmann  Norway	Petar Merkov  Bulgaria	Michael Kolganov  Israel
2004 Athens	Adam van Koeverden  Canada	Nathan Baggaley  Australia	Ian Wynne  Great Britain
2008 Beijing	Ken Wallace  Australia	Adam van Koeverden  Canada	Tim Brabants  Great Britain

K-1 10000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Ernst Krebs  Germany	Fritz Landertinger  Austria	Ernest Riedel  United States
1948 London	Gert Fredriksson  Sweden	Kurt Wires  Finland	Eivind Skabo  Norway
1952 Helsinki	Thorvald Strömberg  Finland	Gert Fredriksson  Sweden	Michel Scheuer  Germany
1956 Melbourne	Gert Fredriksson  Sweden	Ferenc Hatlaczky  Hungary	Michel Scheuer  United Team of Germany

K-1 4 × 500 metre relay

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1960 Rome	United Team of Germany (EUA) Dieter Krause Günther Perleberg Paul Lange Friedhelm Wentzke	Hungary (HUN) Imre Szöllősi Imre Kemecsey András Szente György Mészáros	Denmark (DEN) Erik Hansen Helmuth Sørensen Arne Høyer Erling Jessen

K-2 200 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2012 London	Alexander Dyachenko and Yury Postrigay (RUS)	Raman Piatrushenka and Vadzim Makhneu (BLR)	Liam Heath and Jon Schofield (GBR)
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Saúl Craviotto and Cristian Toro (ESP)	Liam Heath and Jon Schofield (GBR)	Edvinas Ramanauskas and Aurimas Lankas (LTU)

K-2 1000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Adolf Kainz and Alfons Dorfner (AUT)	Ewald Tilker and Fritz Bondroit (GER)	Nicolaas Tates and Wim van der Kroft (NED)
1948 London	Hans Berglund and Lennart Klingström (SWE)	Ejvind Hansen and Jakob Jensen (DEN)	Thor Axelsson and Nils Björklöf (FIN)
1952 Helsinki	Kurt Wires and Yrjö Hietanen (FIN)	Lars Glassér and Ingemar Hedberg (SWE)	Maximilian Raub and Herbert Wiedermann (AUT)
1956 Melbourne	Meinrad Miltenberger and Michel Scheuer (EUA)	Anatoly Demitkov and Mikhail Kaaleste (URS)	Maximilian Raub and Herbert Wiedermann (AUT)
1960 Rome	Gert Fredriksson and Sven-Olov Sjödelius (SWE)	György Mészáros and András Szente (HUN)	Stefan Kapłaniak and Władysław Zieliński (POL)
1964 Tokyo	Gunnar Utterberg and Sven-Olov Sjödelius (SWE)	Antonius Geurts and Paul Hoekstra (NED)	Heinz Büker and Holger Zander (EUA)
1968 Mexico City	Aleksandr Shaparenko and Vladimir Morozov (URS)	Csaba Giczy and István Timár (HUN)	Gerhard Siebold and Günther Pfaff (AUT)
1972 Munich	Nikolai Gorbachev and Viktor Kratasyuk (URS)	József Deme and János Rátkai (HUN)	Władysław Szuszkiewicz and Rafał Piszcz (POL)
1976 Montreal	Vladimir Romanovsky and Serhei Nahorny (URS)	Joachim Mattern and Bernd Olbricht (GDR)	Zoltán Bakó and István Szabó (HUN)
1980 Moscow	Sergei Chukhray and Vladimir Parfenovich (URS)	István Szabó and István Joós (HUN)	Luis Gregorio Ramos and Herminio Menéndez (ESP)
1984 Los Angeles	Hugh Fisher and Alwyn Morris (CAN)	Bernard Brégeon and Patrick Lefoulon (FRA)	Barry Kelly and Grant Kenny (AUS)
1988 Seoul	Greg Barton and Norman Bellingham (USA)	Ian Ferguson and Paul MacDonald (NZL)	Peter Foster and Kelvin Graham (AUS)
1992 Barcelona	Kay Bluhm and Torsten Gutsche (GER)	Gunnar Olsson and Kalle Sundqvist (SWE)	Grzegorz Kotowicz and Dariusz Białkowski (POL)
1996 Atlanta	Antonio Rossi and Daniele Scarpa (ITA)	Kay Bluhm and Torsten Gutsche (GER)	Andrian Dushev and Milko Kazanov (BUL)
2000 Sydney	Antonio Rossi and Beniamino Bonomi (ITA)	Markus Oscarsson and Henrik Nilsson (SWE)	Krisztián Bártfai and Krisztián Veréb (HUN)
2004 Athens	Markus Oscarsson and Henrik Nilsson (SWE)	Antonio Rossi and Beniamino Bonomi (ITA)	Eirik Verås Larsen and Nils Olav Fjeldheim (NOR)
2008 Beijing	Andreas Ihle and Martin Hollstein (GER)	Kim Wraae Knudsen and René Holten Poulsen (DEN)	Andrea Facchin and Antonio Scaduto (ITA)
2012 London	Rudolf Dombi and Roland Kökény (HUN)	Fernando Pimenta and Emanuel Silva (POR)	Andreas Ihle and Martin Hollstein (GER)
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Max Rendschmidt and Marcus Gross (GER)	Marko Tomićević and Milenko Zorić (SRB)	Ken Wallace and Lachlan Tame (AUS)
2020 Tokyo	Jean van der Westhuyzen and Thomas Green (AUS)	Max Hoff and Jacob Schopf (GER)	Josef Dostál and Radek Šlouf (CZE)

K-2 10000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Paul Wevers and Ludwig Landen (GER)	Viktor Kalisch and Karl Steinhuber (AUT)	Tage Fahlborg and Helge Larsson (SWE)
1948 London	Gunnar Åkerlund and Hans Wetterström (SWE)	Ivar Mathisen and Knut Østby (NOR)	Thor Axelsson and Nils Björklöf (FIN)
1952 Helsinki	Kurt Wires and Yrjö Hietanen (FIN)	Gunnar Åkerlund and Hans Wetterström (SWE)	Ferenc Varga and József Gurovits (HUN)
1956 Melbourne	János Urányi and László Fábián (HUN)	Fritz Briel and Theodor Kleine (EUA)	Dennis Green and Walter Brown (AUS)

K-4 1000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1964 Tokyo	Soviet Union (URS) Nikolai Chuzhikov Anatoli Grishin Vyacheslav Ionov Vladimir Morozov	United Team of Germany (EUA) Günther Perleberg Bernhard Schulze Friedhelm Wentzke Holger Zander	Romania (ROU) Simion Cuciuc Atanase Sciotnic Mihai Țurcaș Aurel Vernescu
1968 Mexico City	Norway (NOR) Steinar Amundsen Tore Berger Egil Søby Jan Johansen	Romania (ROU) Anton Calenic Haralambie Ivanov Dimitrie Ivanov Mihai Țurcaș	Hungary (HUN) Csaba Giczy Imre Szöllősi István Timár István Csizmadia
1972 Munich	Soviet Union (URS) Yuri Filatov Yuri Stetsenko Valeri Didenko Vladimir Morozov	Romania (ROU) Aurel Vernescu Mihai Zafiu Roman Vartolomeu Atanase Sciotnic	Norway (NOR) Egil Søby Steinar Amundsen Tore Berger Jan Johansen
1976 Montreal	Soviet Union (URS) Sergei Chukhray Aleksandr Degtyarev Yuri Filatov Vladimir Morozov	Spain (ESP) José María Esteban José Ramón López Herminio Menéndez Luis Gregorio Ramos	East Germany (GDR) Frank-Peter Bischof Bernd Duvigneau Rüdiger Helm Jürgen Lehnert
1980 Moscow	East Germany (GDR) Rüdiger Helm Bernd Olbricht Harald Marg Bernd Duvigneau	Romania (ROU) Mihai Zafiu Vasile Dîba Ion Geantă Nicușor Eșanu	Bulgaria (BUL) Borislav Borisov Bozhidar Milenkov Lazar Khristov Ivan Manev
1984 Los Angeles	New Zealand (NZL) Grant Bramwell Ian Ferguson Paul MacDonald Alan Thompson	Sweden (SWE) Per-Inge Bengtsson Tommy Karls Lars-Erik Moberg Thomas Ohlsson	France (FRA) François Barouh Philippe Boccara Pascal Boucherit Didier Vavasseur
1988 Seoul	Hungary (HUN) Zsolt Gyulay Ferenc Csipes Sándor Hódosi Attila Ábrahám	Soviet Union (URS) Aleksandr Motuzenko Sergey Kirsanov Igor Nagayev Viktor Denisov	East Germany (GDR) Kay Bluhm André Wohllebe Andreas Stähle Hans-Jörg Bliesener
1992 Barcelona	Germany (GER) Mario Von Appen Oliver Kegel Thomas Reineck André Wohllebe	Hungary (HUN) Ferenc Csipes Zsolt Gyulay Attila Ábrahám László Fidel	Australia (AUS) Ramon Andersson Kelvin Graham Ian Rowling Steven Wood
1996 Atlanta	Germany (GER) Thomas Reineck Olaf Winter Detlef Hofmann Mark Zabel	Hungary (HUN) András Rajna Gábor Horváth Ferenc Csipes Attila Adrovicz	Russia (RUS) Oleg Gorobiy Sergey Verlin Georgiy Tsybulnikov Anatoli Tishchenko
2000 Sydney	Hungary (HUN) Zoltán Kammerer Botond Storcz Ákos Vereckei Gábor Horváth	Germany (GER) Jan Schäfer Mark Zabel Björn Bach Stefan Ulm	Poland (POL) Grzegorz Kotowicz Adam Seroczyński Dariusz Białkowski Marek Witkowski
2004 Athens	Hungary (HUN) Zoltán Kammerer Botond Storcz Ákos Vereckei Gábor Horváth	Germany (GER) Andreas Ihle Mark Zabel Björn Bach Stefan Ulm	Slovakia (SVK) Richard Riszdorfer Michal Riszdorfer Erik Vlček Juraj Bača
2008 Beijing	Belarus (BLR) Raman Piatrushenka Aliaksei Abalmasau Artur Litvinchuk Vadzim Makhneu	Slovakia (SVK) Richard Riszdorfer Michal Riszdorfer Erik Vlček Juraj Tarr	Germany (GER) Lutz Altepost Norman Bröckl Torsten Eckbrett Björn Goldschmidt
2012 London	Australia (AUS) Tate Smith David Smith Murray Stewart Jacob Clear	Hungary (HUN) Zoltán Kammerer Dávid Tóth Tamás Kulifai Dániel Pauman	Czech Republic (CZE) Daniel Havel Lukáš Trefil Josef Dostál Jan Štěrba
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Germany (GER) Max Rendschmidt Tom Liebscher Max Hoff Marcus Gross	Slovakia (SVK) Denis Myšák Erik Vlček Juraj Tarr Tibor Linka	Czech Republic (CZE) Daniel Havel Lukáš Trefil Josef Dostál Jan Štěrba

K-1 (folding) 10000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Gregor Hradetzky  Austria	Henri Eberhardt  France	Xaver Hörmann  Germany

K-2 (folding) 10000 metres

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Erik Bladström and Sven Johansson (SWE)	Erich Hanisch and Willi Horn (GER)	Piet Wijdekop and Kees Wijdekop (NED)

References

• International Olympic Committee results database