List of world champions in archery biathlon

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The list of world champions in archery biathlon includes all medal winners at world championships in archery biathlon . Until 2001 the competitions were organized by the WA , from 2002 to 2005 by the International Biathlon Union (IBU), and since then again by the FITA.

Men

singles

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
1998	Cogne	Alberto Peracino	Daniele Conte	Fabrizio Salvadori
1999	Bessans	Emmanuel Jeannerod	Daniele Conte	Yury Dmytrenko
2001	Kubalonka	Andrei Markow	Alberto Peracino	Julien Storti
2002	Pokljuka	Igor Samoilov	Andrei Markow	Daniele Conte
2007	Moscow	Yamada Takuya	Kirill Malzew	Hiroyuki Urano

sprint

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
2002	Pokljuka	Andrei Markow	Mikhail Voronin	Alberto Peracino
2003	Krün	Andrej Zupan	Andrei Markow	Sergei Mikhailenko
2004	Pokljuka	Andrei Markow	Andrej Zupan	Sergei Mikhailenko
2005	Forni Avoltri	Igor Borisov	Andrej Zupan	Alberto Peracino
2007	Moscow	Pavel Borodin	Konstantin Pogorelow	Hiroyuki Urano

persecution

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
2001	Kubalonka	Alberto Peracino	Yury Dmytrenko	Andrei Markow
2002	Pokljuka	Andrei Markow	Mikhail Voronin	Daniele Conte
2003	Krün	Andrei Markow	Igor Borisov	Daniele Conte
2004	Pokljuka	Andrei Markow	Andrej Zupan	Igor Samoilov
2005	Forni Avoltri	Igor Borisov	Pavel Borodin	Edmund Martin
2007	Moscow	Hiroyuki Urano	Vladimir Yevtyukov	Vyacheslav Tikhonrawov

Mass start

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
2001	Kubalonka	Andrei Markow	Andrej Zupan	Alberto Peracino
2002	Pokljuka	Mikhail Voronin	Andrei Markow	Igor Samoilov
2003	Krün	Andrei Markow	Volodymir Osadchij	Hugo Loewert
2004	Pokljuka	Igor Samoilov	Volodymir Osadchij	Maxim Menshikov
2005	Forni Avoltri	Igor Borisov	Igor Samoilov	Edmund Martin
2007	Moscow	Konstantin Pogorelow	Vid Vončina	Vladimir Yevtyukov

Season

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
1998	Cogne	Italy Fabrizio Salvadori Alberto Peracino Francesco Semenzato	France Sebastien Gachet Julien Storti Emmanuel Jeannerod	Slovenia Matej Krumpestar Peter Koprivnikar Iztok Prelog
1999	Bessans	Italy Alberto Peracino Daniele Conte Fabrizio Salvadori	Ukraine Vladyslav Lushchyk Jurij Dmytrenko Oleksandr Usmkalenko	France Julien Storti Jerome Guillot-Vignot Emmanuel Jeannerod
2001	Kubalonka	Russia Ivan Maslennikow Maxim Menshikov Vladimir Fomitschow Andrei Markow	Italy Alessandro Morassi Daniele Conte Fabrizio Salvadori Alberto Peracino	France Julien Storti Emmanuel Jeannerod Hugo Loewert Sebastien Gardoni
2002	Pokljuka	Russia Mikhail Voronin Ivan Maslennikow Igor Samoilow Andrei Markow	Slovenia Andrej Zupan Rok Rant Boris Andrejka Matej Krumpestar	France Guilhem Motte Bastien Gachet Hugo Loewert Sebastien Gardoni
2003	Krün	Russia Igor Samoilow Vladimir Fomichev Ivan Maslennikow Andrei Markow	Ukraine Jurij Dmytrenko Volodymir Osadchij Roman Schowkun Sergej Michailenko	Slovenia Andrej Zupan Ivan Maradin Vid Vončina Matej Krumpestar
2004	Pokljuka	Russia Ivan Maslennikow Igor Samoilow Igor Borissow Andrei Markow	Slovenia Jože Poklukar Gaber Lah Andrej Zupan Matej Krumpestar	Ukraine Volodymir Osadchij Anatoli Lebeda Roman Schowkun Sergej Michailenko
2005	Forni Avoltri	Russia Pavel Borodin Vladimir Yevtyukov Igor Samoilow Maxim Menshikov	Slovenia Matej Krumpestar Andrej Zupan Jaka Marinšek Vid Vončina	Ukraine Volodymir Osadchij Anatoli Lebeda Andrij Taran Sergej Michailenko

Women

singles

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
1998	Cogne	Nadia Peyrot	Stefania D'Andrea	Carole Leclerc
1999	Bessans	Stefania D'Andrea	Nadia Peyrot	Carole Leclerc
2001	Kubalonka	Ekaterina Lugovkina	Olga Francon	Nadia Peyrot
2002	Pokljuka	Ekaterina Lugovkina	Nadia Peyrot	Olga Koslowa
2007	Moscow	Valentina Linkova	Ekaterina Lugovkina	Olga Koslowa

sprint

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
2002	Pokljuka	Olga Koslowa	Maria Filippova	Nadia Peyrot
2003	Krün	Ekaterina Lugovkina	Olga Koslowa	Ksenija Malzewa
2004	Pokljuka	Olga Koslowa	Nadia Peyrot	Ksenija Malzewa
2005	Forni Avoltri	Valentina Linkova	Olga Koslowa	Ekaterina Lugovkina
2007	Moscow	Valentina Linkova	Elena Sharafutdinova	Ekaterina Lugovkina

persecution

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
2001	Kubalonka	Ekaterina Lugovkina	Nadia Peyrot	Olga Koslowa
2002	Pokljuka	Olga Koslowa	Nadia Peyrot	Maria Filippova
2003	Krün	Olga Koslowa	Ekaterina Lugovkina	Nadia Peyrot
2004	Pokljuka	Ksenija Malzewa	Nadia Peyrot	Olga Koslowa
2005	Forni Avoltri	Olga Koslowa	Ekaterina Lugovkina	Valentina Linkova
2007	Moscow	Valentina Linkova	Ekaterina Lugovkina	Natalija Jemelina

Mass start

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
2001	Kubalonka	Olga Koslowa	Stefania D'Andrea	Ekaterina Lugovkina
2002	Pokljuka	Natalia Lukyanets	Nadia Peyrot	Tatiana Rowinskaya
2003	Krün	Olga Koslowa	Ksenija Malzewa	Nadia Peyrot
2004	Pokljuka	Olga Koslowa	Nadia Peyrot	Ksenija Malzewa
2005	Forni Avoltri	Natalija Jemelina	Olga Koslowa	Ekaterina Lugovkina
2007	Moscow	Olga Koslowa	Nadia Peyrot	Ekaterina Lugovkina

Season

World Championship		gold	silver	bronze
1998	Cogne	Italy Stefania D'Andrea Edmea Ollier Nadia Peyrot	France Olga Francon Carole Leclerc Joulie Faulon	United States Kim Bartholomew Denise Parker Leslie Howa
1999	Bessans	Italy Stefania D'Andrea Edmea Ollier Nadia Peyrot	Russia Elena Safarova Tatiana Rowinskaya Marija Filippowa	Poland Maria Cieślar Magda Michalek Agnieszka Rypien
2001	Kubalonka	Russia Olga Olegovna Koslowa Yekaterina Lugowkina Marija Filippowa	Italy Licia Piller Hoffer Stefania D'Andrea Nadia Peyrot	France Olga Francon Celine Gardoni Stephania Guillemin
2002	Pokljuka	Russia Olga Olegovna Koslowa Yekaterina Lugowkina Marija Filippowa	Italy Stefania D'Andrea Licia Piller Hoffer Nadia Peyrot	France Stephania Guillemin Aundrey Morel Carole Leclerc
2003	Krün	competition	Not	carried out
2004	Pokljuka	Russia Olga Olegovna Koslowa Jekaterina Lugowkina Ksenija Malzewa	Italy Licia Piller Hoffer Elda Piller Hoffer Nadia Peyrot	-
2005	Forni Avoltri	Russia Olga Olegovna Koslowa Jekaterina Lugowkina Valentina Linkowa	Italy Nadia Peyrot Licia Piller Hoffer Elda Piller Hoffer	Germany Jana Hönig Viktoria Wurmer Jana Hönig (2)

Web links

• Result lists men
• Results lists women
• Results list World Cup 2005
• Result list World Cup 2007
• Slovenian medal winners at world and European championships in archery