world ice speedway championship - nassjö, sweden - 1974

World Individual Ice Racing Championship Winners

Year	Venue	Winner	Nationality
1966	Soviet Union ^1	Gabdraham Kadyrow	Soviet Union
1967	Soviet Union ^2	Boris Samorodov	Soviet Union
1968	Soviet Union ^3	Gabdraham Kadyrow	Soviet Union
From 1969-1993, the title was decided by a two-day Final unless stated otherwise.
1969	Inzell D (1 day)	Gabdraham Kadyrow	Soviet Union
1970	Nassjo S (1 day)	Antonin Svab	Czechoslovakia
1971	Inzell D	Gabdraham Kadyrow	Soviet Union
1972	Nassjö S (1 day)	Gabdraham Kadyrow	Soviet Union
1973	Inzell D	Gabdraham Kadyrow	Soviet Union
1974	Nassjö S (1 day)	Milan Spinka	Czechoslovakia
1975	Moscow SU	Sergei Tarabanko	Soviet Union
1976	Assen NL	Sergei Tarabanko	Soviet Union
1977	Inzell D	Sergei Tarabanko	Soviet Union
1978	Assen NL	Sergei Tarabanko	Soviet Union
1979	Inzell D	Anatolii Bondarenko	Soviet Union
1980	Kalinin SU	Anatolii Bondarenko	Soviet Union
1981	Assen NL	Vladimir Lioubitch	Soviet Union
1982	Inzell D	Sergei Kasakov	Soviet Union
1983	Eindhoven NL	Sergei Kasakov	Soviet Union
1984	Moscow SU	Erik Stenlund	Sweden
1985	Assen NL	Vladimir Suchov	Soviet Union
1986	Stockholm S	Yuri Ivanov	Soviet Union
1987	Berlin D	Yuri Ivanov	Soviet Union
1988	Eindhoven NL	Erik Stenlund	Sweden
1989	Alma Ata SU	Nikolai Nischenko	Soviet Union
1990	Gothenburg S	Jarmo Hirvasoja	Finland
1991	Assen NL	Sergei Ivanov	Russia
1992	Frankfurt D	Yuri Ivanov	Russia
1993	Saransk RUS	Vladimir Fadeev	Russia
From 1994-1996, the title was decided by a Grand Prix Series (2 rounds per venue).
1994	Sk,In,AA,As,Ha	Alexander Balashov	Russia
1995	Kr,Be,Wa,As,As	Per-Olov Serenius	Sweden
1996	Kr,Fr,Wa,As,Ha	Alexander Balashov	Russia
In 1997, the competition reverted to a two-day Final.
1997	Assen NL	Kyril Drogalin	Russia
In 1998 and 1999, the title was again decided by a Grand Prix Series.
1998	Kr,Sk,In,Be,As	Alexander Balashov	Russia
1999	As,Sk,Kr,In,As,Ka	Vladimir Fadeev	Russia
In 2000, the competition again reverted to a two-day Final.
2000	Assen NL	Kyril Drogalin	Russia
Since 2001, the title has been decided by a Final Series (2 rounds per venue).
2001	Kr,Sk,As,Be	Kyril Drogalin	Russia
2002	Ek,Sk,As,In	Per-Olof Serenius	Sweden
2003	Sk,As,Be	Vitali Khomitsevich	Russia
2004	Kr,Uf,As,Be	Dmitri Bulankin	Russia