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World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships

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World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships
Statusactive
Genresports competition
DateJuly–August
Frequencyannual
Locationvarious
Inaugurated2002 (2002)
Organised byIOF

TheWorld Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships is the official event for awarding World Champion titles inmountain bike orienteering. The World Championships, also known as WMTBOC, were first held in 2002, and since 2004 they have been organized annually – except in 2020.[1] The programme includes Long distance, Middle distance, Sprint, Mass Start (unofficial in 2016 and official from 2017), and a Relay for both men and women.

Host towns and cities

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Below is a list of towns and cities that have hosted World Championships in mountain bike orienteering. Year, date, place and number of participating countries are shown.

YearDatePlace# CountriesNotes
20021–6 JulyFranceFontainebleau, France29[2]
200419–23 OctoberAustraliaBallarat, Australia26[3]
20055–11 SeptemberSlovakiaBanská Bystrica, Slovakia26[4]
2006 (in conjunction with TrailOWTOC 2006)9–13 JulyFinlandJoensuu, Finland25[5]
20075–12 AugustCzech RepublicNové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic22[6]
200824–31 AugustPolandOstróda, Poland26[7]
20099–16 AugustIsraelBen Shemen, Israel20[8]
201011–17 JulyPortugalMontalegre, Portugal25[9]
201120–28 AugustItalyVicenza, Italy27[10]
201220–25 AugustHungaryVeszprém, Hungary30[11]
201326–31 AugustEstoniaRakvere, Estonia26[12]
201424–31 AugustPolandBiałystok, Poland27[13]
201514–23 AugustCzech RepublicLiberec, Czech Republic28[14]
201624–30 JulyPortugalÁgueda, Portugal22[15]
201719–27 AugustLithuaniaVilnius, Lithuania23[16]
20185–12 AugustAustriaZwettl, Austria27[17]
201928 July–3 AugustDenmarkViborg, Denmark24[18]
202017–22 August*Czech RepublicJeseník, Czech Republiccancelled
202110–18 JuneFinlandKuortane, Finland16[19]
202215–20 JulySwedenFalun, Sweden25[20]

Long distance

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Men

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2002FinlandJussi MäkiläFranceJérémie GillmannSwitzerlandAlain Berger
2004SwitzerlandAlain BergerFinlandMika TervalaAustraliaAdrian Jackson
2005RussiaRuslan GritsanRussiaVictor KorchaginAustraliaAdrian Jackson
2006FinlandMika TervalaRussiaRuslan GritsanFinlandMatti Keskinarkaus
2007RussiaRuslan GritsanDenmarkLasse Brun PedersenCzech RepublicJaroslav Rygl
2008RussiaRuslan GritsanDenmarkTorbjørn GasbjergSwitzerlandBeat Okle
2009AustraliaAdrian JacksonRussiaRuslan GritsanFranceMatthieu Barthelemy
2010RussiaAnton FoliforovAustraliaAdrian JacksonDenmarkErik Skovgaard Knudsen
2011FinlandSamuli SaarelaDenmarkErik Skovgaard KnudsenRussiaRuslan Gritsan
2012RussiaRuslan GritsanFinlandJuho SaarinenFinlandSamuel PokalaLength 29.3 km, Climb 310m, 29 controls
2013Czech RepublicKryštof BogarFinlandSamuli SaarelaRussiaAnton FoliforovLength 34.9 km, Climb 405m, 32 controls
2014RussiaAnton FoliforovFranceBaptiste FuchsCzech RepublicJiří Hradil
2015RussiaAnton FoliforovFinlandJussi LaurilaItalyLuca Dallavalle
2016RussiaAnton FoliforovCzech RepublicKryštof BogarPortugalDavide Machado
2017DenmarkRasmus SoegaardCzech RepublicJiří HradilRussiaAnton Foliforov
2018Czech RepublicKryštof BogarSwitzerlandSimon BraendliRussiaAnton Foliforov
2019RussiaRuslan GritsanFranceBaptiste FuchsRussiaAnton Foliforov
2021FinlandAndre HagaFinlandPekka NiemiSwitzerlandSimon Braendli

Women

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2002FinlandPäivi TommolaAustraliaEmily VinerGermanyAntje Bornhak
2004GermanyAnke DannowskiFinlandPäivi TommolaGermanyAntje Bornhak
2005FinlandPäivi TommolaGermanyAntje BornhakGermanyAnke Dannowski
2006SwitzerlandChristine SchaffnerRussiaKsenia ChernykhFinlandIngrid Stengård
2007AustriaMichaela GigonRussiaKsenia ChernykhSwitzerlandChristine Schaffner
2008SwitzerlandChristine SchaffnerFinlandMarika HaraDenmarkLine Pedersen
2009SwitzerlandChristine SchaffnerAustriaSonja ZinklSlovakiaHana Bajtošová
2010SwitzerlandChristine SchaffnerRussiaKsenia ChernykhFinlandMarika Hara
2011DenmarkRikke KornvigFinlandIngrid StengardItalyLaura Scaravonati
2012FinlandSusanna LaurilaRussiaKsenia ChernykhFinlandMarika HaraLength 21.5 km, Climb 250m, 24 controls
2013FinlandMarika HaraFinlandSusanna LaurilaSwedenCecilia ThomassonLength 26.0 km, Climb 265m, 27 controls
2014RussiaOlga VinogradovaRussiaSvetlana PoverinaDenmarkCamilla Soegaard
2015Czech RepublicMartina TichovskáRussiaSvetlana PoverinaSwedenCecilia Thomasson
2016United KingdomEmily BenhamFranceGaëlle BarletSwitzerlandMaja Rothweiler
2017United KingdomEmily BenhamCzech RepublicMartina TichovskáRussiaOlga Vinogradova
2018Czech RepublicMartina TichovskáFinlandAntonia HagaRussiaSvetlana Poverina
2019United KingdomEmily Benham KvaleCzech RepublicVeronika KubínováLithuaniaGabriele Andrasiuniene
2021DenmarkCamilla SoegaardCzech RepublicVeronika KubínováFinlandMarika Hara

Middle distance

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Men

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2004AustraliaAdrian JacksonSwitzerlandAlain BergerRussiaVictor Korchagin
2005RussiaRuslan GritsanCzech RepublicJaroslav RyglFinlandMika Tervala
2006FinlandTuomo TompuriFinlandMika TervalaRussiaRuslan Gritsan
2007FinlandMika TervalaFranceJérémie GillmannCzech RepublicLubomír Tomeček
2008AustraliaAdrian JacksonDenmarkSøren StrungeCzech RepublicLubomír Tomeček
2009DenmarkTorbjørn GasbjergCzech RepublicJiří HradilDenmarkLasse Brun PedersenLength: 20.4 km, Climb: 355 m, 19 controls
2010FinlandSamuli SaarelaAustraliaAdrian JacksonItalyLuca Dallavalle
2011FinlandSamuli SaarelaRussiaRuslan GritsanAustriaTobias Breitschadel
2012FinlandSamuli SaarelaRussiaAnton FoliforovFinlandSamuel PökäläLength 14.4 km, Climb 240m, 21 controls
2013EstoniaTõnis ErmRussiaAnton FoliforovFinlandSamuli SaarelaLength 15.6 km, Climb 290m, 24 controls
2014RussiaRuslan GritsanCzech RepublicJiří HradilRussiaAnton Foliforov
2015RussiaAnton FoliforovItalyLuca DallavalleCzech RepublicMarek Pospíšek
2016RussiaAnton FoliforovCzech RepublicVojtěch LudvíkRussiaRuslan Gritsan
2017Czech RepublicKryštof BogarRussiaAnton FoliforovRussiaValeriy Gluhov
2018SwitzerlandSimon BraendliFranceBaptiste FuchsRussiaGrigory Medvedev
2019Czech RepublicVojtěch LudvíkRussiaAnton FoliforovRussiaGrigory Medvedev
2021FinlandSamuel PokalaSwitzerlandSimon BraendliCzech RepublicKryštof Bogar

Women

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2004AustriaMichaela GigonFranceLaure Coupat
AustraliaBelinda Allison
2005AustriaMichaela GigonSwitzerlandChristine SchaffnerLithuaniaRamune Arlauskiene
2006AustriaMichaela GigonSlovakiaHana BajtošováFinlandIngrid Stengård
2007RussiaKsenia ChernykhSlovakiaHana BajtošováCzech RepublicMarkéta Jirásková
2008RussiaKsenia ChernykhAustriaMichaela GigonFinlandPäivi Tommola
2009FinlandMarika HaraAustriaMichaela GigonSwitzerlandChristine SchaffnerLength: 15.6 km, Climb: 225 m, 15 controls
2010AustriaMichaela GigonDenmarkRikke KornvigFinlandMarika Hara
2011AustriaMichaela GigonPolandAnna KaminskaDenmarkRikke Kornvig
2012SwitzerlandUrsina JäggiFinlandIngrid StengardDenmarkNina HoffmannLength 11.7 km, Climb 205m, 17 controls
2013FinlandMarika HaraUnited KingdomEmily BenhamFinlandSusanna LaurilaLength 11.3 km, Climb 200m, 18 controls
2014SwedenCecilia ThomassonUnited KingdomEmily BenhamFinlandMarika Hara
2015FranceGaelle BarletCzech RepublicMartina TichovskáUnited KingdomEmily Benham
2016RussiaOlga VinogradovaUnited KingdomEmily BenhamDenmarkCamilla Soegaard
2017RussiaOlga VinogradovaCzech RepublicMartina TichovskáUnited KingdomEmily Benham
2018RussiaOlga VinogradovaCzech RepublicMartina TichovskáCzech RepublicVeronika Kubinova
2019United KingdomEmily Benham KvaleCzech RepublicVeronika KubínováFinlandMarika Hara
2021Svetlana Foliforova*Czech RepublicMartina TichovskáFinlandMarika Hara*Neutral athlete, born in Russia

Sprint

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Men

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2002FinlandMika TervalaSwitzerlandAlain BergerFranceJérémie Gillmann
2007DenmarkTorbjørn GasbjergFranceJérémie GillmannRussiaAnton Foliforov
2008DenmarkLasse Brun PedersenCzech RepublicJiří HradilEstoniaTõnis Erm
2009AustraliaAdrian JacksonDenmarkLasse Brun PedersenRussiaRuslan Gritsan
2010AustraliaAdrian JacksonEstoniaTõnis ErmRussiaAnton Foliforov
2011RussiaAnton FoliforovCzech RepublicJiří HradilDenmarkErik Skovgaard Knudsen
2012AustriaTobias BreitschädelCzech RepublicMarek PospíšekRussiaRuslan GritsanLength 6.9 km, Climb 135m, 20 controls
2013EstoniaTõnis ErmEstoniaLauri MalsroosCzech RepublicKryštof BogarLength 6.1 km, Climb 55m, 22 controls
2014NorwayHans Jorgen Kvale
RussiaAnton Foliforov		RussiaGrigory Medvedev
2015ItalyLuca DallavalleCzech RepublicVojtěch StránskýEstoniaLauri Malsroos
2016RussiaAnton FoliforovItalyLuca DallavalleFranceCedric Beill
2017RussiaGrigory MedvedevFinlandJussi LaurilaEstoniaLauri Malsroos
2018RussiaAnton FoliforovRussiaGrigory MedvedevCzech RepublicKryštof Bogar
2019RussiaGrigory MedvedevRussiaAnton FoliforovFranceYoann Courtois
2021Czech RepublicKryštof BogarSwitzerlandSimon BraendliValeriy Glukhov**Neutral athlete from Russia

Women

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2002FranceLaure CoupatFinlandMervi VäisänenGermanyAntje Bornhak
2007RussiaKsenia ChernykhAustriaMichaela GigonSlovakiaHana Bajtošová
2008SlovakiaHana BajtošováAustriaMichaela GigonCzech RepublicMartina Tichovská
2009SlovakiaHana BajtošováFinlandMarika HaraAustriaMichaela Gigon
2010PolandAnna KaminskaSwitzerlandChristine SchaffnerCzech RepublicMartina Tichovská
2011FranceGaelle BarletFinlandMarika HaraAustriaMichaela Gigon
2012SwitzerlandChristine SchaffnerUnited KingdomEmily BenhamPolandAnna KaminskaLength 5.1 km, Climb 105m, 17 controls
2013SwedenCecilia ThomassonFinlandEeva-Liisa HakalaRussiaTatiana RepinaLength 5.7 km, Climb 50m, 21 controls
2014FinlandMarika HaraRussiaTatiana RepinaUnited KingdomEmily Benham
2015Czech RepublicMartina TichovskáRussiaSvetlana PoverinaSwedenCecilia Thomasson
2016United KingdomEmily BenhamFinlandMarika HaraFinlandHenna Saarinen
2017FinlandMarika HaraUnited KingdomEmily BenhamRussiaOlga Vinogradova
2018FinlandHenna SaarinenCzech RepublicMartina Tichovská
DenmarkCamilla Soegaard
2019United KingdomEmily Benham KvaleCzech RepublicVeronika KubínováUnited KingdomClare Dallimore
2021FinlandMarika HaraSvetlana Foliforova*SwedenAnna Tiderman*Neutral athlete from Russia

Mass Start

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Men

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2017ItalyLuca DallavalleRussiaRuslan GritsanSwitzerlandSimon Braendli
2018FinlandJussi LaurilaPortugalDavide MachadoAustriaKevin Haselsberger
2019Czech RepublicJiří HradilCzech RepublicKryštof BogarCzech RepublicVojtěch Stránský
2021FinlandSamuel PokalaCzech RepublicJiří HradilAnton Foliforov**Neutral athlete from Russia

Women

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2017United KingdomEmily BenhamRussiaOlga VinogradovaFranceGaëlle Barlet
2018DenmarkCamilla SoegaardCzech RepublicMartina TichovskáAustriaSonja Zinkl
2019United KingdomEmily Benham KvaleDenmarkCamilla SoegaardRussiaAnastasiya Svir
2021Svetlana Foliforova*FinlandMervi PesuCzech RepublicMartina Tichovská*Neutral athlete from Russia

Relay

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Men

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2002France FranceCzech Republic Czech RepublicFinland Finland
2004Finland FinlandCzech Republic Czech RepublicAustralia Australia
2005Finland FinlandFrance FranceSwitzerland Switzerland
2006Finland FinlandRussia RussiaSwitzerland Switzerland
2007France FranceCzech Republic Czech RepublicDenmark Denmark
2008Denmark DenmarkRussia RussiaCzech Republic Czech Republic
2009Russia RussiaCzech Republic Czech RepublicFinland Finland
2010Russia RussiaDenmark DenmarkCzech Republic Czech Republic
2011Denmark DenmarkCzech Republic Czech RepublicFinland Finland
2012Finland FinlandRussia RussiaAustria Austria
2013Czech Republic Czech RepublicFinland FinlandEstonia Estonia
2014Estonia EstoniaFinland FinlandFrance France
2015Austria AustriaRussia RussiaFinland Finland
2016Czech Republic Czech RepublicRussia RussiaFrance France
2017Czech Republic Czech RepublicFinland FinlandRussia Russia
2018Russia RussiaSweden SwedenCzech Republic Czech Republic
2019Russia RussiaCzech Republic Czech RepublicFinland Finland
2021Finland Finland Neutral*Switzerland Switzerland*Neutral team from Russia

Women

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YearGoldSilverBronzeNotes
2002Finland FinlandFrance FranceCzech Republic Czech Republic
2004Finland FinlandAustria AustriaAustralia Australia
2005Germany GermanyCzech Republic Czech RepublicFrance France
2006Russia RussiaFinland FinlandCzech Republic Czech Republic
2007Finland FinlandRussia RussiaAustria Austria
2008Finland FinlandRussia RussiaAustria Austria
2009Austria AustriaSwitzerland SwitzerlandRussia Russia
2010Denmark DenmarkFinland FinlandCzech Republic Czech Republic
2011Switzerland SwitzerlandLithuania LituaniaSlovakia Slovakia
2012Finland FinlandSwitzerland SwitzerlandSlovakia Slovakia
2013Finland FinlandDenmark DenmarkSwitzerland Switzerland
2014Russia RussiaFinland FinlandCzech Republic Czech Republic
2015Finland FinlandRussia RussiaCzech Republic Czech Republic
2016Finland FinlandRussia RussiaCzech Republic Czech Republic
2017Finland FinlandFrance FranceRussia Russia
2018Czech Republic Czech RepublicRussia RussiaFinland Finland
2019Russia RussiaFinland FinlandSweden Sweden
2021Denmark DenmarkFinland Finland Neutral**Neutral team from Russia

References

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