UIAA Ice Climbing World Championships

Not to be confused with UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup.

The Ice Climbing World Championship is a biennial international competition ice climbing event organized and regulated by the UIAA. It is the ice climbing equivalent of the IFSC Climbing World Championships in rock climbing.^[1]

Iranian ice climber Zeinabkobra Moosavi [cs] competing in the lead climbing event at the 2019 UIAA Ice Climbing World Championship

Events

#	Year	Venue	Date	Disciplines				Ref.
				Event	L	S	C
1	2002	Arzl im Pitztal, Austria	11–12 January	4	X	X		[2]
2	2003	Kirov, Russia	8–10 March	4	X	X		[3]
3	2004	Saas-Fee, Switzerland	22–24 January	4	X	X		[4]
4	2005	Saas-Fee, Switzerland	20–22 January	4	X	X		[5]
5	2007	Saas-Fee, Switzerland	1–3 February	4	X
		Bușteni, Romania	8–9 February			X
6	2009	Saas-Fee, Switzerland	22–24 January	4	X	X		[6]
7	2011	Bușteni, Romania	5–6 February	4	X			[7]
		Kirov, Russia	6–8 March			X		[8]
8	2013	Cheongsong, South Korea	12–13 January	4	X
		Kirov, Russia	8–10 March			X
9	2015	Rabenstein, Italy	30 Jan – 1 Feb	4	X
		Kirov, Russia	6–8 March			X
10	2017	Champagny-en-Vanoise, France	4–5 February	4	X	X
11	2018	Moscow, Russia	15–16 December	2			X	[9][10]
12	2019	Kirov, Russia	8–10 March	4	X	X		[11][12][13][14]
13	2022	Saas-Fee, Switzerland	26–29 January	6	X	X	X	[15]
14	2024	Edmonton, Canada	16–18 February	4	X	X

Men's results

Lead

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2002	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev [cs]	Stéphane Husson	Thomas Steinbrugger
2003	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev [cs]	Oleg Chereshnev	Harald Berger [de]
2004	Harald Berger [de]	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev [cs]	Samuel Anthamatten
2005	Harald Berger [de]	Simon Anthamatten [de]	Albert Leichtfried [it]
2007	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev [cs]	Alexey Tomilov [cs]	Simon Wandeler
2009	Markus Bendler [de]	Herbert Klammer	Maxim Tomilov [cs]
2011	Park Hee-yong	Markus Bendler [de]	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev [cs]
2013	Alexey Tomilov [cs]	Valentyn Sypavin	Park Hee-yong
2015	Maxim Tomilov [cs]	Park Hee-yong	Alexey Tomilov [cs]
2017	Park Hee-yong	Yannick Glatthard [cs]	Nikolai Kuzovlev [cs]
2019	Nikolai Kuzovlev [cs]	Maxim Tomilov [cs]	Aleksei Marshalov
2022	Louna Ladevant [fr]	Benjamin Bosshard [cs]	Tristan Ladevant [cs]
2024	Lee Young-geon	Keenan Griscom	Benjamin Bosshard [cs]

Speed

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2002	Alexander Matveev	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev [cs]	Urs Odermatt
2003	Alexander Matveev	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev [cs]	Alexei Vagin
2004	Alexander Matveev	Nikolai Kuzovlev [cs]	Igor Fayzullin
2005	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev [cs]	Igor Fayzullin	Nikolai Kuzovlev [cs]
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 [cs]	Danila Bikulov
2024	Mohammad Reza Safdarian	Kherlen Nyamdoo	Mohsen Beheshti Rad

Combined

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

Women's results

Lead

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2002	Ines Papert	Anna Torretta [it]	Abby Watkins
2003	Ines Papert	Marina Rashitova	Marina Maslova
2004	Ines Papert	Natalya Kulikova [cs]	Kirsten Buchmann
2005	Petra Müller [cs]	Ines Papert	Stephanie Maureau [cs]
2007	Jenny Lavarda [it]	Stephanie Maureau [cs]	Petra Müller [cs]
2009	Angelika Rainer [de]	Petra Müller [cs]	Maria Tolokonina [cs]
2011	Angelika Rainer [de]	Shin Woon Seon [cs]	Anna Gallyamova [cs]
2013	Angelika Rainer [de]	Anna Gallyamova [cs]	Shin Woon Seon [cs]
2015	Shin Woon Seon [cs]	Angelika Rainer [de]	Petra Klingler
2017	Shin Woon Seon [cs]	Angelika Rainer [de]	Maria Tolokonina [cs]
2019	Shin Woon Seon [cs]	Maria Tolokonina [cs]	Maryam Filippova [cs]
2022	Petra Klingler	Anastasia Astakhova	Franziska Schönbächler
2024	Shin Woon Seon [cs]	Sina Goetz [de]	Franziska Schönbächler

Speed

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2002	Ines Papert	Nadezhda Yakimova	Margarita Kolodkina
2003	Natalya Kulikova [cs]	Nadezhda Yakimova	Elizaveta Petenko
2004	Natalya Kulikova [cs]	Maryam Filippova [cs]	Julia Oleynikova [cs]
2005	Natalya Kulikova [cs]	Julia Oleynikova [cs]	Anna Torretta [it]
2007	Maria Shabalina	Natalya Kulikova [cs]	Shin Woon Seon [cs]
2009	Maria Tolokonina [cs]	Nadezhda Shubina	Maryam Filippova [cs]
2011	Maria Tolokonina [cs]	Maria Krasavina [fr]	Nadezhda Gallyamova [cs]
2013	Ekaterina Koshcheeva [cs]	Julia Oleynikova [cs]	Maryam Filippova [cs]
2015	Ekaterina Koshcheeva [cs]	Nadezhda Gallyamova [cs]	Maria Krasavina
2017	Maria Tolokonina [cs]	Ekaterina Feoktistova [cs]	Nadezhda Gallyamova [cs]
2019	Maria Tolokonina [cs]	Natalia Savitskaia	Valeria Bogdan [cs]
2022	Natalia Savitskaia	Iuliia Filateva	Maria Tolokonina [cs]
2024	Aneta Loužecká	Lea Beck	Selenge Nyamdoo

Combined

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2018	Maria Tolokonina [cs]	Valeria Bogdan [cs]	Maryam Filippova [cs]
2022	Iuliia Filateva	Vivien Labarile [de]	Irina Dubovtseva [cs]

See also

• UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup
• UIAA Ice Climbing World Youth Championships
• IFSC Climbing World Championships
• Mixed climbing
• Dry-tooling

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