Team Ice Racing World Championship

The Team Ice Racing World Championship is an international ice speedway competition, first held in Kaliningrad, USSR, in 1979. Since its establishment, the tournament has been noted by a continued Russian dominance: the Soviet Union, Commonwealth of Independent States and Russia have won all but three tournaments. The only non-Russian teams to have won were West Germany in 1983, and Sweden twice in 1985 and 1995. The most recent championship, held in the German municipality of Inzell, was won by Russia in its twelfth consecutive victory, with Austria and Germany placing second and third respectively.

List of championships

Year Venue Winner Runner Up Third
1979 Soviet Union Kaliningrad  Soviet Union  Czechoslovakia Germany West Germany
1980 Netherlands Eindhoven  Soviet Union  Czechoslovakia  Sweden
1981 Germany Inzell  Soviet Union  Czechoslovakia  Sweden
1982 Soviet Union Kaliningrad  Soviet Union  Czechoslovakia  Sweden
1983 Germany Berlin Germany West Germany  Sweden  Soviet Union
1984 Netherlands Deventer  Soviet Union  Sweden  Finland
1985 Germany Inzell  Sweden  Soviet Union Germany West Germany
1986 Soviet Union Leningrad  Soviet Union  Sweden Germany West Germany
1987 Netherlands Heerenveen  Soviet Union  Sweden Germany West Germany
1988 France Grenoble  Soviet Union  Sweden  Finland
1989 Netherlands Assen  Soviet Union  Sweden  Czechoslovakia
1990 Soviet Union Almaty  Soviet Union  Sweden Germany West Germany
1991 Germany Inzell  Soviet Union  Czechoslovakia  Sweden
1992 Finland Oulu Commonwealth of Independent States CIS (post-Soviet transition)  Sweden  Germany
1993 Netherlands Assen  Russia  Sweden  Netherlands
1994 Sweden Karlstad  Russia  Sweden  Germany
1995 Germany Frankfurt am Main  Sweden  Russia  Kazakhstan
1996 Russia Izhevsk  Russia  Sweden  Kazakhstan
1997 Germany Berlin  Russia  Sweden  Finland
1998 Sweden Göteborg  Russia  Sweden  Finland
1999 Germany Berlin  Russia  Sweden  Austria
2000 Germany Berlin  Russia  Finland  Sweden
2001 Germany Berlin  Russia  Austria  Germany
2002 Russia Krasnogorsk  Sweden  Russia  Europe
2003 Russia Saransk  Russia  Sweden  Germany
2004 Germany Inzell  Russia  Germany  Austria
2005 Russia Krasnogorsk  Russia Team Europe  Germany
2006 Germany Berlin  Russia  Sweden  Finland
2007 Russia Saransk  Russia  Sweden  Germany
2008 Russia Krasnogorsk  Russia  Austria  Finland
2009 Germany Inzell[1]  Russia (55 pts)  Austria (46 pts)  Germany (37 pts)
2010 Russia Krasnogorsk  Russia (50 pts)  Sweden (45 pts)  Austria (41 pts)
2011 Germany Berlin  Russia (58 pts)  Austria (49 pts)  Czech Republic (37 pts)
2012 Russia Tolyatti  Russia (59 pts)  Austria (44 pts)  Czech Republic (37 pts)
2013 Poland Sanok  Russia (55 pts + 1st)  Austria (55 pts + 2nd)  Sweden (32 pts)
2014 Russia Tolyatti  Russia (58 pts)  Sweden (43 pts)  Finland (36 pts)
2015 Germany Berlin  Russia (56 pts)  Austria (54 pts)  Czech Republic (42 pts)

See also

References

  1. "Rosjanie obronili tytuł". SportoweFakty.pl. 2009-02-01. Retrieved 2009-02-01.

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