Rohan finished 0.24sec ahead of Britain's three-time Olympic silver medallist David Florence in a time of 97.20 to win - making it a second Czech victory in two days following Jiří Prskavec's win in the men's kayak yesterday.

Rohan and Florence were a distance ahead of the rest of the field, but it was Slovenian Benjamin Savsek who claimed bronze just 0.16sec ahead of Slovakian Marko Mirgorodsky, with a bronze-medal time of 99.80.

Slovakia's Matej Benus and Poland's Kacper Sztuba completed the top six.

Two-time Olympic medallist Jessica Fox of Australia claimed gold in the women's C1 victory, finishing more than four seconds ahead of the rest of the field.

Fox clocked 105.15sec to win ahead of German world champion Andrea Herzog, who picked up two penalties en route to 109.98.

Tereza Fiserova of the Czech Republic completed the podium, in 110.76, and Mallory Franklin of Britain was less than a second behind in fourth.

Angele Hug of France and Viktoriia Us of Ukraine were fifth and sixth.

Later in the evening, Austria's Corinna Kuhnle claimed gold in the women's extreme canoe slalom - winning the four-person final ahead of Britain's silver medallist, Fiona Pennie.

Russian Kseniia Krylova claimed bronze and a second Austrian, Antonia Oschmautz, finished fourth.

In the men's extreme canoe slalom final, the Czechs added a third gold thanks to Vít Přindiš.

New Zealand's Finn Butcher separated two Czechs on the podium, as Přindiš' team mate Ondrej Tunka won the bronze medal.

Austrian Mario Leitner finished fourth in the final.