UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup

The Ice Climbing World Cup (or UIAA Ice Climbing World Tour, IWC) is an annual ice climbing competition organized by UIAA. The event is composed of a series of competitions that take place in countries around the world, culminating in a final competition.[1]

Men Lead (Overall)

Year	Winner	Second	Third
2000	Will Gadd
2001	Daniel Du Lac
2002	Dimitri Bytchkov Harald Berger	—
2003	Harald Berger
2004	no world tour
2005	no world tour
2006	Harald Berger	Simon Wandler	Markus Bendler
2007	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev	Markus Bendler	Alexey Tomilov
2008	Simon Anthamatten	Markus Bendler	Evgeny Kriovsheitsev
2009	Markus Bendler	Park Hee Yong	Alexey Tomilov
2010	Markus Blender	Park Hee Yong	Maxim Tomilov
2011	Park Hee Yong	Maxim Tomilov	Markus Blender
2012	Maxim Tomilov	Alexey Tomilov	Park Hee Yong
2013	Park Hee Yong	Maxim Tomilov	Valentyn Sypavin
2014	Maxim Tomilov	Park Hee Yong	Alexey Tomilov
2015	Maxim Tomilov	Park Hee Yong	Alexey Tomilov
2016	Maxim Tomilov	Hee Yong Park	Janez Svoljsak
2017	Park Hee Yong	Nikolai Kuzovlev	Maxim Tomilov
2018	Maxim Tomilov	Alexey Dengin	Mohamadreza Safdarian Korouyeh
2019

Women Lead (Overall)

Year	Winner	Second	Third
2000	Kim Csizmazia
2001	Ines Papert
2002	Ksenia Sdobnikova
2003	Ines Papert
2004	no world tour
2005	no world tour
2006	Ines Papert	Anna Torretta	Stephanie Maureau
2007	Jenny Lavarda	Petra Müller	Stephanie Maureau
2008	Jenny Lavarda	Petra Müller	Natalya Kulikova
2009	Maria Tolokonina	Angelika Rainer	Stephanie Maureau
2010	Anna Gallyamova	Angelika Rainer	Stephanie Maureau
2011	Anna Gallyamova	Lucie Hrozova	Shin Woon Seon
2012	Angelika Rainer	Maria Tolokonina	Anna Gallyamova
2013	Maria Tolokonina	Angelika Rainer	Shin Woon Seon
2014	Maria Tolokonina	Angelika Rainer	Shin Woon Seon
2015	Angelika Rainer	Petra Klinger	Song Han Na Rai
2016	Maria Tolokonina	Ekaterina Vlasova	Song Han Na Rai
2017	Song Han Na Rai	Angelika Rainer	Maria Tolokonina
2018	Shin Woon Seon	Maria Tolokonina	Song Han Na Rai
2019

Men Speed (Overall)

Year	Winner	Second	Third
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004	no world tour
2005	no world tour
2006	Maxim Vlasov	Urs Odermatt	Igor Fayzullin
2007	Alexander Matveev	Nikolay Shved	Igor Fayzullin
2008	Matevz Vukotic	Maxim Tomilov	Kirill Kolchegoshev
2009	Pavel Gulyaev
2010	Pavel Gulyaev	Pavel Batushev	Igor Fayzullin
2011	Pavel Batushev	Pavel Gulyaev	Maxim Tomilov
2012	Kirill Kolchegoshev	Alexey Tomilov	Pavel Batushev
2013	Egor Trapeznikov	Ivan Spitsyn	Pavel Gulyaev
2014	Nikolai Kuzovlev	Vladimir Kartashev	Alexey Vagin
2015	Nikolai Kuzovlev	Vladimir Kartashev	Egor Trapeznikov
2016	Maxim Tomilov	Alexey Vagin	Vladimir Kartashev
2017	Vladimir Kartashev	Radomir Proshchenko*	Leonid Malykh
2018	Nikolay Kuzovlev	Ivan Spitsyn	Anton Nemov
2019

* 2017: 2. Pavel Batushev doping

Women Speed (Overall)

Year	Winner	Second	Third
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004	no world tour
2005	no world tour
2006	Julia Oleynikova	Natalya Kulikova	Maria Shabalina
2007	Maria Shabalina	Maria Muravyeva	Maryam Filippova
2008	Maria Tolokonina
2009	Maria Tolokonina	Maryam Filippova	Julia Oleynikova
2010	Nadezda Shubina	Viktoria Shabalina	Maryam Filippova
2011	Maria Tolokonina	Natalya Kulikova	Irina Bagaeva
2012	Maryam Filippova	Maria Krasavina	Maria Tolokonina
2013	Julia Oleynikova	Maryam Filippova	Ekaterina Feoktistova
2014	Maryam Filippova	Ekaterina Feoktistova	Natalya Kulikova
2015	Ekaterina Feoktistova	Ekaterina Koshcheeva	Maria Krasavina
2016	Maria Tolokonina	Ekaterina Koshcheeva	Maryam Filippova
2017	Maria Tolokonina Ekaterina Koshcheeva	—	Ekaterina Feoktistova
2018	Ekaterina Koshcheeva	Natalia Belyaeva	Ekaterina Feoktistova
2019

See also

• Ice Climbing World Youth Championships

References

1. Reitemeier, Meredith (2019-02-20). "Can Anyone Beat the Russians at the Ice Climbing World Cup in Denver this Weekend?". Rock and Ice. Retrieved 2020-02-14.