Indoor Cycling World Championships

European Championships were held from 1928 to 1930.

Single Artistic Men was held as European Championships from 1928 to 1955.

Single Artistic Women was held as a Memorial Achille Joinard competition from 1959 to 1969.

Pair Artistic Men was held as a European Circuit Race from 1958-1969 and as European Championships from 1970 to 1985.

Pair Artistic Women was held as a Großer Städtepreis from 1960-1969 and as European Championships from 1970 to 1985.

Four Artistic was held as a Internationaler Preis des Fördervereins Hallenradsport from 2000 to 2005.

Mixed gender team are allowed for Pair Artistic since 2008 and for Team Four Artistic since 2016.

Editions

Edition	Host City	Country	Held	Events	Competitors	Countries
1927 Indoor Cycling European Championships	Köln	GER	24 – 25 July 1927	1	6	1
1928 Indoor Cycling European Championships	Dresden	GER	22 – 23 September 1928	2	9	1
1929 Indoor Cycling European Championships	Strasbourg	FRA	10 November 1929	1	4	1
1930 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Leipzig	GER	2 November 1930	2	9	3
1931 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Bern	SUI	8 – 9 August 1931	2	9	4
1932 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Strasbourg	FRA	1 – 2 October 1932	2	9	3
1933 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Paris	FRA	12 – 15 August 1933	1	6	3
1933 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Zürich	SUI	28 October 1933	1	3	2
1934 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Leipzig	GER	16 – 17 August 1934	2	8	3
1935 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Antwerpen	NED	12 August 1935	1	6	3
1936 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Zürich	SUI	31 October 1936	2	9	3
1937 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Wien	AUT	25 November 1937	2	9	4
1938 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Strasbourg	FRA	6 November 1938	2	9	4
1946 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Zürich	SUI	2 November 1946	1	6	3
1947 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Paris	FRA	8 September 1947	1	6	3
1948 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Praha	TCH	13 November 1948	1	6	3
1949 Indoor Cycling World Championships	København	DEN	23 October 1949	1	6	3
1950 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Rocourt	BEL	15 August 1950	1	6	3
1951 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Milano	ITA	26 – 28 August 1951	1	3	2
1951 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Frankfurt	GER	4 November 1951	1	6	3
1952 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Mondorf	LUX	23 – 25 August 1952	2	9	3
1953 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Zürich	SUI	24 – 25 August 1953	2	9	3
1954 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Köln	GER	24 – 25 August 1954	2	9	3
1955 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Milano	ITA	31 August – 3 September 1955	2	9	3
1956 Indoor Cycling World Championships	København	DEN	31 August – 2 September 1956	2	9	3
1957 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Rocourt	BEL	13 – 15 August 1957	2	9	3
1958 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Karl-Marx-Stadt	GDR	2 – 3 August 1958	3	15	4
1959 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Stuttgart	GER	10 – 11 October 1959	4	18	4
1960 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Mulhouse	FRA	22 – 23 October 1960	5	20	4
1961 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Mühlhausen	GDR	8 – 9 July 1961	2	8	2
1961 Indoor Cycling World Championships	St. Gallen	SUI	8 – 9 September 1961	2	9	4
1962 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Wien	AUT	19 – 21 October 1962	5	22	5
1963 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Basel	SUI	4 – 5 October 1963	4	17	3
1964 Indoor Cycling World Championships	København	DEN	14 – 15 November 1964	4	16	4
1965 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Praha	TCH	22 – 24 October 1965	5	24	4
1966 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Köln	GER	23 – 25 September 1966	5	24	4
1967 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Baden	GER	21 – 24 September 1967	5	23	4
1968 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Kassel	GER	8 – 10 November 1968	5	22	4
1969 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Erfurt	GDR	24 – 26 October 1969	5	22	3
1970 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Ostrava	TCH	23 – 25 October 1970	5	23	4
1971 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Baden	SUI	23 – 25 September 1971	5	23	3
1972 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Offenburg	GER	16 – 18 November 1972	5	24	3
1973 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Wien	AUT	26 – 28 October 1973	5	24	3
1974 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Heerlen	NED	24 – 26 October 1974	5	24	3
1975 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Gent	BEL	23 – 26 October 1975	5	22	5
1976 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Münster	GER	4 – 6 November 1976	5	24	4
1977 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Brno	TCH	20 – 22 October 1977	5	24	4
1978 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Herning	DEN	19 – 21 October 1978	5	23	3
1979 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Schiltigheim	FRA	25 – 27 October 1979	5	23	6
1980 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Rheinfelden	SUI	23 – 25 October 1980	5	23	5
1981 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Heerlen	NED	22 – 24 October 1981	5	24	4
1982 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Wiesbaden	GER	12 – 13 November 1982	5	24	4
1983 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Wien	AUT	27 – 29 October 1983	5	24	5
1984 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Schiltigheim	FRA	25 – 27 October 1984	5	24	4
1985 Indoor Cycling World Championships	St. Gallen	SUI	24 – 26 October 1985	5	24	4
1986 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Genk	BEL	24 – 26 October 1986	5	23	4
1987 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Herning	DEN	6 – 8 November 1987	5	24	4
1988 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Ludwigshafen	GER	28 – 30 October 1988	5	23	6
1989 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Heerlen	NED	19 – 22 October 1989	5	23	6
1990 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Bregenz	AUT	9 – 11 November 1990	5	24	5
1991 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Brno	TCH	25 – 27 October 1991	5	24	6
1992 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Zürich	SUI	16 – 18 October 1992	5	24	5
1993 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Hongkong	HKG	26 – 28 November 1993	5	24	5
1994 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Saarbrücken	GER	21 – 23 October 1984	5	24	4
1995 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Épinal	FRA	24 – 26 November 1995	5	24	6
1996 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Johor Bahru	MAS	22 – 24 November 1996	5	24	5
1997 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Winterthur	SUI	14 – 16 November 1997	5	24	5
1998 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Přerov	CZE	19 – 21 November 1998	5	24	5
1999 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Funchal	POR	19 – 21 November 1999	5	24	6
2000 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Böblingen	GER	24 – 26 November 2000	6	31	5
2001 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Kaseda	JPN	17 – 19 November 2001	6	34	5
2002 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Dornbirn	AUT	25 – 27 October 2002	6	35	4
2003 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Schiltigheim	FRA	21 – 23 November 2003	6	36	4
2004 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Tata	HUN	19 – 21 November 2004	6	36	4
2005 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Freiburg	GER	25 – 27 November 2005	6	36	4
2006 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Chemnitz	GER	24 – 26 November 2006	6	36	4
2007 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Winterthur	SUI	9 – 11 November 2007	6	36	4
2008 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Dornbirn	AUT	24 – 26 October 2008	6	36	4
2009 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Tavira	POR	6 – 8 November 2009	6	36	4
2010 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Stuttgart	GER	26 – 28 November 2010	6	36	5
2011 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Kagoshima	JPN	4 – 6 November 2011	6	36	7
2012 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Aschaffenburg	GER	2 – 4 November 2012	6	36	4
2013 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Basel	SUI	22 – 24 November 2013	6	36	4
2014 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Brno	CZE	21 – 23 November 2014	6	35	6
2015 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Johor Bahru	MAS	20 – 22 November 2015	6	36	6
2016 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Stuttgart	GER	2 – 4 December 2016	6	36	4
2017 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Dornbirn	AUT	24 – 26 November 2017	6	36	5
2018 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Lüttich	BEL	23 – 25 November 2018	6	36	4
2019 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Basel	SUI	6 – 8 December 2019	6	36	5
2021 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Stuttgart	GER	29 – 31 October 2021	6	36	4
2022 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Gent	BEL	4 – 6 November 2022	6	36	5
2023 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Glasgow	GBR	11 – 13 August 2023	7	42	6
2024 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Bremen	GER	25 – 27 October 2024	7	42	6
2025 Indoor Cycling World Championships	Göppingen	GER	7 – 9 November 2025	7	40	6

Medal table

Pos	Country		🥇 Gold	🥈 Silver	🥉 Bronze	Total
1	Germany	GER	285	250	81	616
2	Switzerland	SUI	46	55	90	191
3	Czechoslovakia	TCH	29	19	33	81
4	Austria	AUT	17	28	70	115
5	Czech Republic	CZE	8	14	31	53
6	East Germany	GDR	5	14	22	41
7	Portugal	POR	4	2	4	10
8	Spain	ESP	1	2	6	9
9	France	FRA	0	8	27	35
10	Hong Kong	HKG	0	3	11	14
11	Slovakia	SVK	0	1	6	7
12	Japan	JPN	0	1	1	2
13	Belgium	BEL	0	0	5	5
14	Macau	MAC	0	0	3	3
15	Hungary	HUN	0	0	1	1