MASCULINE INDIVIDUAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Year | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1966 | R.F.A. | Cabarkapa (Yugoslavia) | Djukanovic (Yugoslavia) | Zeitler (R.F.A.) |
1970 | Holland | Cabarkapa (Yugoslavia) | Dragun (Yugoslavia) | Novak (Czech Republic) |
1975 | Bad Berleburg (Germany) | Rudenskij (U.R.S.S.) | Florian (Czech Republic) | Cabarkapa (Yugoslavia) |
1978 | Brugges (Belgium) | Krylov (U.R.S.S.) | Rudenskij (U.R.S.S.) | Baretic (Yugoslavia) |
1982 | Hastings (Great Britain) | Krylov (U.R.S.S.) | Rudenskij (U.R.S.S.) | Wunsche (R.D.A.) |
1986 | Moscow (U.R.S.S.) | Berlinski (U.R.S.S.) | Dukaczewski (Poland) | Dobierzin (R.D.A.) |
1990 | Wunsiedel (R.F.A.) | Khamdamov (U.R.S.S.) | Berlinski (U.R.S.S.) | Avram (Yugoslavia) |
1995 | Torrevieja (Spain) | Jounoussow (Kazajstan) | Berlinski (Russia) | Suder (Poland) |
1998 | Brno (Czech Republic) | Smirnov (Russia) | Wassin (Ukraine) | Berlinski (Russia) |
2000 | Benasque League system | Smirnov | Dukaczewski | Zoltek |
2002 | Turkey | Jounusof | Krylov | Nizam |
2004 | Mondariz League system | Krylov | Dukaczewski (Poland) | Draguici (Spain) |