The Bråviken canoeist finished a full 26 seconds ahead of runner-up Hungarian Emese Kohalmi.
The Swede took control of the race from the first portage, and the lead gradually grew with each lap and portage.
Andersson once again showed her dominance in the long races, not least at the portages, where her technique is world-class. With smooth exits from the canoe, fast running and safe re-entries, she repeatedly created gaps between herself and the rest of the field. Combined with impressive endurance and the ability to maintain a high speed while leading alone, it was a show from start to finish.
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