The first Championships were held in 1966. A European Championship was held for the two years preceding the World Championships.[5][6] The event has been dominated by the Soviet Union/Russia, who have won all but seven of the World Championship titles since 1966. Sweden has won five times, Czechoslovakia twice and Finland once.[7]
In 2021 and 2022 Russian athletes competed as neutral competitors using the designation MFR (Motorcycle Federation of Russia), as the Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld a ban on Russia competing at World Championships. The ban was implemented by the World Anti-Doping Agency in response to state-sponsored doping program of Russian athletes.[9]
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The Individual Ice Speedway World Championship is an Ice speedway championship held annually to determine an individual World Champion 1 2 3 4 Individual Ice Speedway World ChampionshipTournament informationSportIce SpeedwayEstablished1966AdministratorFederation Internationale de Motocyclisme FIM Websitehttps www fim moto com en Contents 1 History 2 Medalists 3 See also 4 ReferencesHistory editThe first Championships were held in 1966 A European Championship was held for the two years preceding the World Championships 5 6 The event has been dominated by the Soviet Union Russia who have won all but seven of the World Championship titles since 1966 Sweden has won five times Czechoslovakia twice and Finland once 7 Medalists editYear Venue Winner Runner up 3rd place 1966 nbsp 2 rounds nbsp Gabdrakhman Kadyrov nbsp Viktor Kuznetsov nbsp Antonin Svab Sr 1967 nbsp 3 rounds nbsp Boris Samorodov nbsp Vyacheslav Dubinin nbsp Vladimir Tsybrov 1968 nbsp 2 rounds nbsp Gabdrakhman Kadyrov nbsp Vladimir Tsybrov nbsp Boris Samorodov 1969 nbsp Inzell nbsp Gabdrakhman Kadyrov nbsp Yury Lombotsky nbsp Vladimir Tsybrov 1970 nbsp Nassjo nbsp Antonin Svab Sr nbsp Gabdrakhman Kadyrov nbsp Kurt Westlund 1971 nbsp Inzell nbsp Gabdrakhman Kadyrov nbsp Vladimir Chekushev nbsp Milan Spinka 1972 nbsp Nassjo nbsp Gabdrakhman Kadyrov nbsp Antonin Svab Sr nbsp Vladimir Paznikov 1973 nbsp Inzell nbsp Gabdrakhman Kadyrov nbsp Boris Samorodov nbsp Vladimir Paznikov 1974 nbsp Nassjo nbsp Milan Spinka nbsp Vladimir Tsybrov nbsp Gabdrakhman Kadyrov 1975 nbsp Moscow nbsp Sergey Tarabanko nbsp Vladimir Tsybrov nbsp Sergey Kazakov 1976 nbsp Assen nbsp Sergey Tarabanko nbsp Milan Spinka nbsp Conny Samuelsson 1977 nbsp Inzell nbsp Sergey Tarabanko nbsp Conny Samuelsson nbsp Zdenek Kudrna 1978 nbsp Assen nbsp Sergey Tarabanko nbsp Anatoly Bondarenko nbsp Anatoly Gladyshev 1979 nbsp Inzell nbsp Anatoly Bondarenko nbsp Vladimir Lyubich nbsp Zdenek Kudrna 1980 nbsp Kalinin nbsp Anatoly Bondarenko nbsp Sergey Tarabanko nbsp Vladimir Sukhov 1981 nbsp Assen nbsp Vladimir Lyubich nbsp Vladimir Sukhov nbsp Anatoly Gladyshev 1982 nbsp Inzell nbsp Sergey Kazakov nbsp Per Olof Serenius nbsp Vladimir Subbotin 1983 nbsp Eindhoven nbsp Sergey Kazakov nbsp Anatoly Bondarenko nbsp Erik Stenlund 1984 nbsp Moscow nbsp Erik Stenlund nbsp Vladimir Sukhov nbsp Yuri Ivanov 1985 nbsp Assen nbsp Vladimir Sukhov nbsp Jarmo Hirvasoja nbsp Yuri Ivanov 1986 nbsp Stockholm nbsp Yuri Ivanov nbsp Vladimir Sukhov nbsp Erik Stenlund 1987 nbsp Berlin nbsp Yuri Ivanov nbsp Vladimir Sukhov nbsp Vitaly Russkikh 1988 nbsp Eindhoven nbsp Erik Stenlund nbsp Yuri Ivanov nbsp Sergey Ivanov 1989 nbsp Almaty nbsp Nikolay Nishchenko nbsp Yuri Ivanov nbsp Vladimir Sukhov 1990 nbsp Goteborg nbsp Jarmo Hirvasoja nbsp Nikolay Nishchenko nbsp Sergey Ivanov 1991 nbsp Assen nbsp Sergey Ivanov nbsp Per Olof Serenius nbsp Michael Lang 1992 nbsp Frankfurt nbsp Yuri Ivanov nbsp Antonin Klatovsky nbsp Stefan Svensson 1993 nbsp Saransk nbsp Vladimir Fadeev nbsp Alexander Balashov nbsp Michael Lang 1994 10 Rounds GP nbsp Alexander Balashov nbsp Per Olof Serenius nbsp Vyacheslav Nikulin 1995 10 Rounds GP nbsp Per Olof Serenius nbsp Alexander Balashov nbsp Vyacheslav Nikulin 1996 10 Rounds GP nbsp Alexander Balashov nbsp Yury Polikarpov nbsp Vyacheslav Nikulin 1997 nbsp Assen nbsp Kirill Drogalin nbsp Alexander Balashov nbsp Jari Ahlbom 1998 10 Rounds GP nbsp Alexander Balashov nbsp Kirill Drogalin nbsp Vyacheslav Nikulin 1999 10 Rounds GP nbsp Vladimir Fadeev nbsp Alexander Balashov nbsp Vyacheslav Nikulin 2000 nbsp Assen nbsp Kirill Drogalin nbsp Franz Zorn nbsp Vladimir Fadeev 2001 8 Rounds GP nbsp Kirill Drogalin nbsp Vladimir Fadeev nbsp Vyacheslav Nikulin 2002 8 Rounds GP nbsp Per Olof Serenius nbsp Vyacheslav Nikulin nbsp Yury Polikarpov 2003 6 Rounds GP nbsp Vitaly Khomitsevich nbsp Gunther Bauer nbsp Vladimir Lumpov 2004 8 Rounds GP nbsp Dmitry Bulankin nbsp Vitaly Khomitsevich nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov 2005 6 Rounds GP nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov nbsp Vitaly Khomitsevich nbsp Ivan Ivanov 2006 4 Rounds GP nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov nbsp Yunir Bazeyev nbsp Mikhail Bogdanov 2007 6 Rounds GP nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov nbsp Vitaly Khomitsevich nbsp Ivan Ivanov 2008 6 Rounds GP nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov nbsp Vitaly Khomitsevich nbsp Franz Zorn 2009 8 Rounds GP nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov 8 nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Franz Zorn 2010 9 Rounds GP nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich 2011 8 Rounds GP nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov nbsp Igor Kononov nbsp Daniil Ivanov 2012 8 Rounds GP nbsp Nikolay Krasnikov nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich 2013 10 Rounds GP nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Dmitry Koltakov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich 2014 8 Rounds GP nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Dmitry Koltakov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich 2015 10 Rounds GP nbsp Dmitry Koltakov nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich 2016 10 Rounds GP nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich nbsp Dmitry Koltakov nbsp Daniil Ivanov 2017 10 Rounds GP nbsp Dmitry Koltakov nbsp Igor Kononov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich 2018 10 Rounds GP nbsp Dmitry Koltakov nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich 2019 10 Rounds GP nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Dmitry Koltakov nbsp Dinar Valeev 2020 6 Rounds GP nbsp Daniil Ivanov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich nbsp Dinar Valeev 2021 nbsp Tolyatti nbsp Dinar Valeev nbsp Igor Kononov nbsp Dmitry Khomitsevich 2022 4 Rounds GP nbsp Martin Haarahiltunen nbsp Johann Weber nbsp Nikita Bogdanov 2023 2 Rounds GP nbsp Martin Haarahiltunen nbsp Franz Zorn nbsp Harald Simon 2024 4 Rounds GP nbsp Martin Haarahiltunen nbsp Max Niedermayer nbsp Heikki Huusko In 2021 and 2022 Russian athletes competed as neutral competitors using the designation MFR Motorcycle Federation of Russia as the Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld a ban on Russia competing at World Championships The ban was implemented by the World Anti Doping Agency in response to state sponsored doping program of Russian athletes 9 See also editIce speedway Ice racing Team Ice Racing World ChampionshipReferences edit Matthews Morrison Peter Ian 1987 The Guinness Encyclopaedia of Sports Records and Results Guinness Superlatives pp 290 291 ISBN 0 85112 492 5 HISTORY OF ICE RACING FIM Bott Richard 1980 The Peter Collins Speedway Book No 4 Stanley Paul amp Co Ltd p 99 ISBN 0 09 141751 1 Bott Richard 1980 The Peter Collins Speedway Book No 4 Stanley Paul amp Co Ltd p 99 ISBN 0 09 141751 1 Ice Speedway World Championship Past Winners Ice Speedway co uk European Long Track Championship Edinburgh Speedway Retrieved 17 July 2021 Ice Speedway Speedway org Retrieved 17 July 2021 Nikolaj Krasnikow zdominowal cykl Grand Prix in Polish SportoweFakty pl 15 March 2009 Retrieved 15 March 2009 Dunbar Graham 17 December 2020 Russia can t use its name and flag at the next 2 Olympics Associated Press Retrieved 17 December 2020 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Individual Ice Speedway World Championship amp oldid 1221193782, wikipedia, wiki, book, 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