Canoeing at the 2011 Pan American Games – Qualification

Last updated October 27, 2024

The first five boats in each event qualified from the 2010 Pan American Championship in Mexico City.^[1] This gave a total of 110 out of the 130 athlete quotas used. Out of the remaining 20 spots 10 will go to countries not already qualified and the remaining 10 spots will be determined by the Pan American Canoe Federation.^[1] Out of the remaining spots, some will be awarded to Mexico if it has not qualified a boat through the Pan American Championship, therefore reducing the remaining number.^[1] An NOC can enter a maximum of 16 athletes (10 men and 6 women).^[1]

Participating nations

Nation	Men								Women				Boats	Athletes
Nation	K-1 200	K-2 200	K-1 1000	K-2 1000	K-4 1000	C-1 200	C-1 1000	C-2 1000	K-1 200	K-1 500	K-2 500	K-4 500	Boats	Athletes
Argentina	X	X	X	X	X	X	X		X	X	X	X	11	12
Brazil	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	12	15
Canada	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	12	16
Chile		X		X		X	X				X		5	6
Colombia	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	12	12
Cuba	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	12	15
Ecuador	X	X				X			X	X	X		6	5
Guatemala	X	X		X					X	X			5	4
Mexico	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	12	16
Puerto Rico	X	X	X						X				4	3
Trinidad and Tobago	X												1	1
United States	X	X	X	X	X	X	X		X	X	X		10	9
Venezuela	X	X	X		X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	11	11
Total: 13 NOCs	12	12	9	9	8	10	9	6	11	10	10	7	111	125

Men

K1 200m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Cuba Canada United States Argentina Mexico
Wildcard	–	–	6	Brazil Colombia Ecuador Puerto Rico Trinidad and Tobago Venezuela
TOTAL			11

K2 200m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Canada Argentina Cuba Brazil Mexico
Wildcard	–	–	7	Chile Colombia Ecuador Guatemala Puerto Rico United States Venezuela
TOTAL			12

K1 1000m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Cuba Argentina Canada Brazil Venezuela
Host	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	1	Mexico
Wildcard	–	–	3	Colombia Puerto Rico United States
TOTAL			9

K2 1000m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Cuba Argentina Canada Mexico United States
Wildcard	–	–	4	Brazil Chile Colombia Guatemala
TOTAL			9

K4 1000m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Cuba Argentina Mexico Brazil Canada
Wildcard	–	–	3	Colombia United States Venezuela
TOTAL			8

C1 200m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Brazil Canada Cuba Ecuador Chile
Host	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	1	Mexico
Wildcard	–	–	4	Argentina Colombia United States Venezuela
TOTAL			10

C1 1000m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Cuba Canada Chile Brazil Colombia
Host	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	1	Mexico
Wildcard	–	–	2	Argentina United States
TOTAL			9

C2 1000m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Mexico Canada Cuba Brazil Venezuela
Wildcard	–	–	1	Colombia
TOTAL			6

Women

K1 200m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Cuba Canada United States Argentina Mexico
Wildcard	–	–	5	Brazil Colombia Ecuador Puerto Rico Venezuela
TOTAL			10

K1 500m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	United States Canada Cuba Brazil Colombia
Host	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	1	Mexico
Wildcard	–	–	3	Argentina Ecuador Venezuela
TOTAL			9

K2 500m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Mexico United States Argentina Canada Cuba
Wildcard	–	–	10	Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Venezuela
TOTAL			10

K4 500m

Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
2010 Pan American Championship	October 2010^[2]	Mexico City	5	Mexico Argentina Brazil Canada Colombia
Wildcard	–	–	2	Cuba Venezuela
TOTAL			7

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