World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships

The World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships is the official event for awarding World Champion titles in mountain bike orienteering. The World Championships, also known as WMTBOC, were first held in 2002, and since 2004 they have been organized annually.[1] The programme includes Long distance, Middle distance, Sprint, and a Relay for both men and women.

World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships
Statusactive
Genresports competition
Date(s)July–August
Frequencyannual
Location(s)various
Inaugurated2002 (2002)
Organised byIOF

Host towns and cities
Year Date Place # Countries Notes
20021–6 July Fontainebleau, France[2]
200419–23 October Ballarat, Australia[3]
20055–11 September Banska Bystrica, Slovakia[4]
2006 (in conjunction with TrailO WTOC 2006)9–13 July Joensuu, Finland[5]
20075–12 August Nove Mesto na Morave, Czech Republic[6]
200824–31 August Ostróda, Poland[7]
20099–16 August Ben Shemen, Israel[8]
201011–17 July Montalegre, Portugal[9]
201120–28 August Vicenza, Italy
201220–25 August Veszprém, Hungary30
201326–31 August Rakvere, Estonia26
201424–31 August Białystok, Poland
201514–23 August Liberec, Czech Republic
201624–30 July Águeda, Portugal
201719-27 August Vilnius, Lithuania
20184 - 12 August (prelim) Zwettl, Austria[10]
2019 27 July - 3 August Viborg, Denmark [11]
202017-22 August Jeseník, Czech republic

Long distance

Men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2002 Jussi Mäkilä Jérémie Gillmann Alain Berger
2004 Alain Berger Mika Tervala Adrian Jackson
2005 Ruslan Gritsan Victor Korchagin Adrian Jackson
2006 Mika Tervala Ruslan Gritsan Matti Keskinarkaus
2007 Ruslan Gritsan Lasse Brun Pedersen Jaroslav Rygl
2008 Ruslan Gritsan Torbjørn Gasbjerg Beat Okle
2009 Adrian Jackson Ruslan Gritsan Matthieu Barthelemy
2010 Anton Foliforov Adrian Jackson Erik Skovgaard Knudsen
2011 Samuli Saarela Erik Skovgaard Knudsen Ruslan Gritsan
2012 Ruslan Gritsan Juho Saarinen Samuel PokalaLength 29.3 km, Climb 310m, 29 controls
2013 Krystof Bogar Samuli Saarela Anton FoliforovLength 34.9 km, Climb 405m, 32 controls
2014 Anton Foliforov Baptiste Fuchs Jiří Hradil
2015 Anton Foliforov Jussi Laurila Luca Dallavalle
2016 Anton Foliforov Krystof Bogar Davide Machado
2017 Rasmus Søgaard Jiri Hradil Anton Foliforov
2018 Krystof Bogar Simon Braendli Anton Foliforov

Women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2002 Päivi Tommola Emily Viner Antje Bornhak
2004 Anke Dannowski Päivi Tommola Antje Bornhak
2005 Päivi Tommola Antje Bornhak Anke Dannowski
2006 Christine Schaffner Ksenia Chernykh Ingrid Stengård
2007 Michaela Gigon Ksenia Chernykh Christine Schaffner
2008 Christine Schaffner Marika Hara Line Pedersen
2009 Christine Schaffner Sonja Zinkl Hana Bajtošova
2010 Christine Schaffner Ksenia Chernykh Marika Hara
2011 Rikke Kornvig Ingrid Stengard Laura Scaravonati
2012 Susanna Laurila Ksenia Chernykh Marika HaraLength 21.5 km, Climb 250m, 24 controls
2013 Marika Hara Susanna Laurila Cecilia ThomassonLength 26.0 km, Climb 265m, 27 controls
2014 Olga Vinogradova Svetlana Poverina Camilla Soegaard
2015 Martina Tichovska Svetlana Poverina Cecilia Thomasson
2016 Emily Benham Gaëlle Barlet Maja Rothweiler
2017 Emily Benham Martina Tichovska Olga Vinogradova
2018 Martina Tichovska Antonia Haga Svetlana Poverina

Middle distance

Men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2004 Adrian Jackson Alain Berger Victor Korchagin
2005 Ruslan Gritsan Jaroslav Rygl Mika Tervala
2006 Tuomo Tompuri Mika Tervala Ruslan Gritsan
2007 Mika Tervala Jérémie Gillmann Lubomír Tomecek
2008 Adrian Jackson Søren Strunge Lubomír Tomecek
2009 Torbjørn Gasbjerg Jiri Hradil Lasse Brun PedersenLength: 20.4 km, Climb: 355 m, 19 controls
2010 Samuli Saarela Adrian Jackson Luca Dallavalle
2011 Samuli Saarela Ruslan Gritsan Tobias Breitschadel
2012 Samuli Saarela Anton Foliforov Samuel PökäläLength 14.4 km, Climb 240m, 21 controls
2013 Tõnis Erm Anton Foliforov Samuli SaarelaLength 15.6 km, Climb 290m, 24 controls
2014 Ruslan Gritsan Jiri Hradil Anton Foliforov
2015 Anton Foliforov Luca Dallavalle Marek Pospisek
2016 Anton Foliforov Vojtech Ludvik Ruslan Gritsan
2017 Krystof Bogar Anton Foliforov Valeriy Gluhov
2018 Simon Braendli Baptiste Fuchs Grigory Medvedev

Women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2004 Michaela Gigon Laure Coupat
Belinda Allison
2005 Michaela Gigon Christine Schaffner Ramune Arlauskiene
2006 Michaela Gigon Hana Bajtošova Ingrid Stengård
2007 Ksenia Chernykh Hana Bajtošova Markéta Jirásková
2008 Ksenia Chernykh Michaela Gigon Päivi Tommola
2009 Marika Hara Michaela Gigon Christine SchaffnerLength: 15.6 km, Climb: 225 m, 15 controls
2010 Michaela Gigon Rikke Kornvig Marika Hara
2011 Michaela Gigon Anna Kaminska Rikke Kornvig
2012 Ursina Jäggi Ingrid Stengard Nina HoffmannLength 11.7 km, Climb 205m, 17 controls
2013 Marika Hara Emily Benham Susanna LaurilaLength 11.3 km, Climb 200m, 18 controls
2014 Cecilia Thomasson Emily Benham Marika Hara
2015 Gaelle Barlet Martina Tichovska Emily Benham
2016 Olga Vinogradova Emily Benham Camilla Soegaard
2017 Olga Vinogradova Martina Tichovska Emily Benham
2018 Olga Vinogradova Martina Tichovska Veronika Kubinova

Sprint

Men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2002 Mika Tervala Alain Berger Jérémie Gillmann
2007 Torbjørn Gasbjerg Jérémie Gillmann Anton Foliforov
2008 Lasse Brun Pedersen Jiri Hradil Tõnis Erm
2009 Adrian Jackson Lasse Brun Pedersen Ruslan Gritsan
2010 Adrian Jackson Tõnis Erm Anton Foliforov
2011 Anton Foliforov Jiri Hradil Erik Skovgaard Knudsen
2012 Tobias Breitschädel Marek Pospisek Ruslan GritsanLength 6.9 km, Climb 135m, 20 controls
2013 Tõnis Erm Lauri Malsroos Krystof BogarLength 6.1 km, Climb 55m, 22 controls
2014 Hans Jorgen Kvale
Anton Foliforov		 Grigory Medvedev
2015 Luca Dallavalle Vojtech Stransky Lauri Malsroos
2016 Anton Foliforov Luca Dallavalle Cedric Beill
2017 Grigory Medvedev Jussi Laurila Lauri Malsroos
2018 Anton Foliforov Grigory Medvedev Krystof Bogar

Women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2002 Laure Coupat Mervi Väisänen Antje Bornhak
2007 Ksenia Chernykh Michaela Gigon Hana Bajtošova
2008 Hana Bajtošova Michaela Gigon Martina Tichovska
2009 Hana Bajtošova Marika Hara Michaela Gigon
2010 Anna Kaminska Christine Schaffner Martina Tichovská
2011 Gaelle Barlet Marika Hara Michaela Gigon
2012 Christine Schaffner Emily Benham Anna KaminskaLength 5.1 km, Climb 105m, 17 controls
2013 Cecilia Thomasson Eeva-Liisa Hakala Tatiana RepinaLength 5.7 km, Climb 50m, 21 controls
2014 Marika Hara Tatiana Repina Emily Benham
2015 Martina Tichovska Svetlana Poverina Cecilia Thomasson
2016 Emily Benham Marika Hara Henna Saarinen
2017 Marika Hara Emily Benham Olga Vinogradova
2018 Henna Saarinen Martina Tichovska
Camilla Soegaard

Mass Start

Men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2017 Luca Dallavalle Ruslan Gritsan Simon Braendli
2018 Jussi Laurila Davide Machado Kevin Haselsberger

Women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2017 Emily Benham Olga Vinogradova Gaëlle Barlet
2018 Camilla Soegaard Martina Tichovska Sonja Zinkl

Relay

Men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2002 France Czech Republic Finland
2004 Finland Czech Republic Australia
2005 Finland France Switzerland
2006 Finland Russia Switzerland
2007 France Czech Republic Denmark
2008 Denmark Russia Czech Republic
2009 Russia Czech Republic Finland
2010 Russia Denmark Czech Republic
2011 Denmark Czech Republic Finland
2012 Finland Russia Austria
2013 Czech Republic Finland Estonia
2014 Estonia Finland France
2015 Austria Russia Finland
2016 Czech Republic Russia France
2017 Czech Republic Finland Russia
2018 Russia Sweden Czech Republic

Women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Notes
2002 Finland France Czech Republic
2004 Finland Austria Australia
2005 Germany Czech Republic France
2006 Russia Finland Czech Republic
2007 Finland Russia Austria
2008 Finland Russia Austria
2009 Austria Switzerland Russia
2010 Denmark Finland Czech Republic
2011 Switzerland Lituania Slovakia
2012 Finland Switzerland Slovakia
2013 Finland Denmark Switzerland
2014 Russia Finland Czech Republic
2015 Finland Russia Czech Republic
2016 Finland Russia Czech Republic
2017 Finland France Russia
2018 Czech Republic Russia Finland
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References
  1. "World MTB Orienteering Championships". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
  2. "MTB-WOC 2002 FRA. Fontainebleau, France, 1–6 July 2002". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
  3. "MTB-WOC 2004 AUS. Ballarat, Australia, 19–23 October 2004". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
  4. "MTB-WOC 2005 SVK. Banska Bystrica, Slovakia, 5–11 September 2005". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
  5. "MTB-WOC 2006 FIN. Joensuu, Finland 9–13 July, 2006". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
  6. "MTB-WOC 2007 CZE. Nove Mesto na Morave, Czech Republic, 5–12 August, 2007". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
  7. "MTB-WOC 2008 POL. Ostróda, Poland, 24–31 August, 2008". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
  8. "MTB-WOC 2009 ISR. Ben Shemen, Israel, 9–16 August 2009". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 21 August 2010.
  9. "MTB-WOC 2010 POR. Montalegre, Portugal, 11 – 17 July". International Orienteering Federation. Retrieved 21 August 2010.
  10. Appointment of Organizers for IOF events 2018 and 2019
  11. "IOF Eventor - Event information: World MTB Orienteering Championships 2019 and Junior World MTB Orienteering Championships". eventor.orienteering.org. Retrieved 27 October 2017.
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