UIAA Ice Climbing World Championships

The Ice Climbing World Championship is a bi-annual international competition of ice climbing.[1]

Championships
# Year Venue Date Disciplines Ref.
Event L S C
12002 Arzl im Pitztal, Austria11–12 January4XX[2]
22003 Kirov, Russia8–10 March4XX[3]
32004 Saas-Fee, Switzerland22–24 January4XX[4]
42005 Saas-Fee, Switzerland20–22 January4XX[5]
52007 Saas-Fee, Switzerland1–3 February4X
Bușteni, Romania8–9 FebruaryX
62009 Saas-Fee, Switzerland22–24 January4XX[6]
72011 Bușteni, Romania5–6 February4X[7]
Kirov, Russia6–8 MarchX[8]
82013 Cheongsong, South Korea12–13 January4X
Kirov, Russia8–10 MarchX
92015 Rabenstein, Italy30 Jan – 1 Feb4X
Kirov, Russia6–8 MarchX
102017 Champagny-en-Vanoise, France4–5 February4XX
112018 Moscow, Russia15–16 December2X[9][10]
122019 Kirov, Russia8–10 March4XX[11][12][13][14]
132022 Saas-Fee, Switzerland26–29 January6XXX[15]

Men's results

Lead
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Yevgen Kryvosheytsev Stéphane Husson Thomas Steinbrugger
2003 Yevgen Kryvosheytsev Oleg Chereshnev Harald Berger
2004 Harald Berger Yevgen Kryvosheytsev Samuel Anthamatten
2005 Harald Berger Simon Anthamatten Albert Leichtfried
2007 Yevgen Kryvosheytsev Alexey Tomilov Simon Wandeler
2009 Markus Bendler Herbert Klammer Maxim Tomilov
2011 Park Hee-yong Markus Bendler Yevgen Kryvosheytsev
2013 Alexey Tomilov Valentyn Sypavin Park Hee-yong
2015 Maxim Tomilov Park Hee-yong Alexey Tomilov
2017 Park Hee-yong Yannick Glatthard Nikolai Kuzovlev
2019 Nikolai Kuzovlev Maxim Tomilov Aleksei Marshalov
2022 Louna Ladevant Benjamin Bosshard Tristan Ladevant

Speed
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Alexander Matveev Yevgen Kryvosheytsev Urs Odermatt
2003 Alexander Matveev Yevgen Kryvosheytsev Alexei Vagin
2004 Alexander Matveev Nikolay Shved Igor Fayzullin
2005 Yevgen Kryvosheytsev Igor Fayzullin Nikolay Shved
2007 Igor Fayzullin Maxim Vlasov Andrey Belkov
2009 Pavel Gulyaev Pavel Batushev Tihomir Dimitrov
2011 Pavel Gulyaev Ivan Spitsyn Pavel Batushev
2013 Egor Trapeznikov Radomir Proshchenko Ivan Spitsyn
2015 Alexey Yagin Radomir Proshchenko Egor Trapeznikov
2017 Vladimir Kartashev Leonid Malykh Radomir Proshchenko
2019 Vladislav Iurlov Anton Sukharev Anton Nemov
2022 Mohsen Beheshti Rad Nikita Glazyrin Danila Bikulov

Combined
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2018 Nikolai Kuzovlev Nikita Glazyrin Mohammad Reza Safdarian
2022 Mohammad Reza Safdarian Andreas Gantner Vadim Malshchukov

Women's results

Lead
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Ines Papert Anna Torretta Abby Watkins
2003 Ines Papert Marina Rashitova Marina Maslova
2004 Ines Papert Natalia Kulikova Kirsten Buchmann
2005 Petra Müller Ines Papert Stéphanie Maureau
2007 Jenny Lavarda Stéphanie Maureau Petra Müller
2009 Angelika Rainer Petra Müller Maria Tolokonina
2011 Angelika Rainer Shin Woon-seon Anna Gallyamova
2013 Angelika Rainer Anna Gallyamova Shin Woon-seon
2015 Shin Woon-seon Angelika Rainer Petra Klingler
2017 Shin Woon-seon Angelika Rainer Maria Tolokonina
2019 Shin Woon-seon Maria Tolokonina Maryam Filippova
2022 Petra Klingler Anastasia Astakhova Franziska Schönbächler

Speed
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Ines Papert Nadezhda Yakimova Margarita Kolodkina
2003 Natalia Kulikova Nadezhda Yakimova Elizaveta Petenko
2004 Natalia Kulikova Maryam Filippova Julia Oleynikova
2005 Natalia Kulikova Julia Oleynikova Anna Torretta
2007 Maria Shabalina Natalia Kulikova Shin Woon-seon
2009 Maria Tolokonina Nadezhda Shubina Maryam Filippova
2011 Maria Tolokonina Maria Krasavina Nadezhda Gallyamova
2013 Ekaterina Koshcheeva Julia Oleynikova Maryam Filippova
2015 Ekaterina Koshcheeva Nadezhda Gallyamova Maria Krasavina
2017 Maria Tolokonina Ekaterina Feoktistova Nadezhda Gallyamova
2019 Maria Tolokonina Natalia Savitskaia Valeria Bogdan
2022 Natalia Savitskaia Iuliia Filateva Maria Tolokonina

Combined
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2018 Maria Tolokonina Valeria Bogdan Maryam Filippova
2022 Iuliia Filateva Vivien Labarile Irina Dubovtseva

See also

References
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  12. "Women Lead 2019" (PDF). UIAA. Retrieved 21 February 2022.
  13. "Men Speed Duel 2019" (PDF). UIAA. Retrieved 21 February 2022.
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  15. "UIAA Ice Climbing 2022 World Championship Combined Ranking" (PDF). UIAA. Retrieved 21 February 2022.
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