FIS Speed World Ski Championships

FIS Speed World Ski Championships
FIS Speed World Ski Championships
Status	active
Genre	sporting event
Date(s)	January-February
Frequency	biennial (since 1995)
Location(s)	various
Inaugurated	1995
Organised by	FIS

The FIS World Speed Skiing Championships are a biannual speed skiing competition organized by FIS. A demonstration sport on the occasion of the 1992 Olympic Games in Albertville , the World Championships are today the most prestigious event, followed by the World Cup . The first World Championships officially recognized by the FIS were held in 1995 though they have existed since 1985 .

Venues


Year	Location
1995	Kolari
1996	Vars / Les Arcs
1997	Vars
1998	Vars
1999	Idre
2001	Cervinia
2003	Salla
2005	Breuil / Cervinia
2007	Verbier
2009	Vars
2011	Verbier
2013	Vars
2015	Grandvalira
2017	Idre
2019	Vars
2022	Vars
2024	Vars

Medallists

Men's championship

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2024	Simon Billy (FRA)	Radim Palan (CZE)	Manuel Kramer (AUT)
2022	Simon Billy (FRA)	Manuel Kramer (AUT)	Simone Origone (ITA)
2019	Simone Origone (ITA)	Simon Billy (FRA)	Klaus Schrottshammer (AUT)
2017	Bastien Montes (FRA)	Manuel Kramer (AUT)	Klaus Schrottshammer (AUT)
2015	Ivan Origone (ITA)	Simone Origone (ITA)	Klaus Schrottshammer (AUT)
2013	Simone Origone (ITA)	Bastien Montes (FRA)	Simon Billy (FRA)
2011	Simone Origone (ITA)	Ivan Origone (ITA)	Bastien Montes (FRA)
2009	Simone Origone (ITA)	Philippe May (SUI)	Jonathan Moret (SUI)
2007	Simone Origone (ITA)	Philippe May (SUI)	Bastien Montes (FRA)
2005	Simone Origone (ITA)	Philippe May (SUI)	Ross Anderson (USA)
2003	Jukka Viitasaari (FIN)	John Hembel (USA)	Marc Poncin (GBR)
2001	Jukka Viitasaari (FIN)	Philippe Goitschel (FRA)	Serge Perroud (FRA)
1999	Philippe Goitschel (FRA)	Kokipii Jyrki (FRA)	Johan Rousseau (FRA)
1998	Jeffrey Hamilton (USA)	Philippe Goitschel (FRA)	Harry Egger (AUT)
1997	Harry Egger (AUT)	Jeffrey Hamilton (USA)	Mark Rupprecht (USA)
1996	Philippe Billy (FRA) Markku Tammela (FIN)	-	Jeffrey Hamilton (USA)
1995	Philippe Goitschel (FRA)	Bengt Jonnson (SWE)	Esa Maata (FIN)

Women's championship

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2024	Valentina Greggio (ITA)	Cléa Martinez (FRA)	Mathilda Persson (SWE)
2022	Valentina Greggio (ITA)	Cléa Martinez (FRA)	Britta Backlund (SWE)
2019	Britta Backlund (SWE)	Lisa Hovland-Udén (SWE)	Valentina Greggio (ITA)
2017	Valentina Greggio (ITA)	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)	Lisa Hovland-Udén (SWE)
2015	Valentina Greggio (ITA)	Linda Baginski (SWE)	Lisa Hovland-Udén (SWE)
2013	Liss-Anne Pettersen (NOR)	Sanna Tidstrand (SWE)	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)
2011	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)	Linda Baginski (SWE)	Sanna Tidstrand (SWE)
2009	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)	Elena Banfo (ITA) Sanna Tidstrand (SWE)	Not awarded
2007	Sanna Tidstrand (SWE)	Elena Banfo (ITA)	Emeli Wolff (SWE)
2005	Tracie Sachs (USA)	Kati Matsaepelto (FIN)	Elena Banfo (ITA)
2003	Jaana Viitasaari (FIN)	Tracie Sachs (USA)	Kati Matsaepelto (FIN)
2001	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)	Jaana Viitasaari (FIN)	Tracie Sachs (USA)
1999	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)	Carolyn Curl (USA)	Tracie Sachs (USA)
1998	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)	Carolyn Curl (USA)	Laurence Leuba (SUI)
1997	Carolyn Curl (USA)	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)	Régine Bianco (SUI)
1996	Karine Dubouchet (FRA)	Carolyn Curl (USA)	Ulla Riihimäki (FIN)
1995	Cheryl Sandercock (CAN)	Anna Morin (SWE)	Liss-Anne Pettersen (NOR)

References

"FIS Speed Skiing calendar and results". International Ski Federation. Retrieved 25 August 2022.
"FIS Speed Skiing documents". International Ski Federation. Retrieved 25 August 2022.