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The International Skating Union has organized the world championships

since 1893. From 1889 till 1892, there were unofficial championships. There were no world championships from 1915-1921 and from 1940-1946 due to

World War I and World War II.

In the early years, one would win a championship by winning at least three out of four distances; second and third places did not count. That's why many championships were never decided.

Year	City	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1889	Amsterdam	none declared	none declared	none declared
1890	Amsterdam	none declared	none declared	none declared
1891	Amsterdam	Joseph F. Donoghue USA	none declared	none declared
1892	Amsterdam	Cancelled due to iceconditions
1893	Amsterdam	Jaap Eden NED	none declared	none declared
1894	Stockholm	none declared	none declared	none declared
1895	Hamar	Jaap Eden NED	none declared	none declared
1896	St. Petersburg	Jaap Eden NED	none declared	none declared
1897	Montreal	Jack K. McCullock CAN	none declared	none declared
1898	Davos	Peder Østlund NOR	none declared	none declared
1899	Berlin	Peder Østlund NOR	none declared	none declared
1900	Kristiania (Oslo)	Edvard Engelsaas NOR	none declared	none declared
1901	Stockholm	Franz Frederik Wathén FIN	none declared	none declared
1902	Helsingfors (Helsinki)	none declared	none declared	none declared
1903	St. Petersburg	none declared	none declared	none declared
1904	Kristiania	Sigurd Mathisen NOR	none declared	none declared
1905	Groningen	Coen de Koning NED	none declared	none declared
1906	Helsingfors	none declared	none declared	none declared
1907	Trondhjem	none declared	none declared	none declared
1908	Davos	Oscar Mathisen NOR	Martin Sætherhaug NOR	Moje Öholm SWE
1909	Kristiania	Oscar Mathisen NOR	Oluf Steen NOR	Otto Andersson SWE
1910	Helsingfors	Nikolay Strunnikov RUS	Oscar Mathisen NOR	Martin Sætherhaug NOR
1911	Trondhjem	Nikolay Strunnikov RUS	Martin Sætherhaug NOR	Henning Olsen NOR
1912	Kristiania	Oscar Mathisen NOR	Gunnar Strömsten FIN	Trygve Lundgren NOR
1913	Helsingfors	Oscar Mathisen NOR	Vasily Ippolitov RUS	Nikita Naidenov RUS
1914	Kristiania	Oscar Mathisen NOR	Vasily Ippolitov RUS	Wäinö Wickstrøm FIN
1922	Kristiania	Harald Strøm NOR	Roald Larsen NOR	Clas Thunberg FIN
1923	Stockholm	Clas Thunberg FIN	Harald Strøm NOR	Jakov Melnikov URS
1924	Helsinki	Roald Larsen NOR	Uuno Pietilä FIN	Julius Skutnabb FIN
1925	Oslo (Kristiania)	Clas Thunberg FIN	Uuno Pietilä FIN	Roald Larsen NOR
1926	Trondhjem	Ivar Ballangrud NOR	Roald Larsen NOR	Bernt Evenson NOR
1927	Tampere	Bernt Evensen NOR	Clas Thunberg FIN	Armand Carlsen NOR
1928	Davos	Clas Thunberg FIN	Ivar Ballangrud NOR	Bernt Evensen NOR
1929	Oslo	Clas Thunberg FIN	Ivar Ballangrud NOR	Michael Staksrud NOR
1930	Oslo	Michael Staksrud NOR	Ivar Ballangrud NOR	Dolf van der Scheer NED
1931	Helsinki	Clas Thunberg FIN	Bernt Evensen NOR	Ivar Ballangrud NOR
1932	Lake Placid	Ivar Ballangrud NOR	Michael Staksrud NOR	Bernt Evensen NOR
1933	Trondheim	Hans Engnestangen NOR	Michael Staksrud NOR	Ivar Ballangrud NOR
1934	Helsinki	Bernt Evensen NOR	Birger Wasenius FIN	Ivar Ballangrud NOR
1935	Oslo	Michael Staksrud NOR	Ivar Ballangrud NOR	Hans Engnestangen NOR
1936	Davos	Ivar Ballangrud NOR	Birger Wasenius FIN	Eddie Schroeder USA
1937	Oslo	Michael Staksrud NOR	Birger Wasenius FIN	Max Stiepl AUT
1938	Davos	Ivar Ballangrud NOR	Karl Wazulek AUT	Charles Mathiesen NOR
1939	Helsinki	Birger Wasenius FIN	Alfons Berzins LAT	Charles Mathiesen NOR
1947	Oslo	Lassi Parkkinen FIN	Sverre Farstad NOR	Åke Seyffarth SWE
1948	Helsinki	Odd Lundberg NOR	Johnny Werket USA	Henry Wahl NOR
1949	Oslo	Kornél Pajor HUN	Kees Broekman NED	Odd Lundberg NOR
1950	Eskilstuna	Hjalmar Andersen NOR	Odd Lundberg NOR	Johnny Werkert USA
1951	Davos	Hjalmar Andersen NOR	Johnny Cronshey GRB	Kornél Pajor HUN
1952	Hamar	Hjalmar Andersen NOR	Lassi Parkkinen FIN	Ivar Martinsen NOR
1953	Helsinki	Oleg Goncharenko URS	Boris Shilkov URS	Wim van der Voort NED
1954	Sapporo	Boris Shilkov URS	Oleg Goncharenko URS	Yevgeny Grishin URS
1955	Moscow	Sigvard Ericsson SWE	Oleg Goncharenko URS	Boris Shilkov URS
1956	Oslo	Oleg Goncharenko URS	Robert Merkulov URS	Yevgeny Grishin URS
1957	Östersund	Knut Johannesen NOR	Boris Shilkov URS	Boris Zybin URS
1958	Helsinki	Oleg Goncharenko URS	Vladimir Shilikovsky URS	Roald Aas NOR
1959	Oslo	Juhani Järvinen FIN	Toivo Salonen FIN	Robert Merkulov URS
1960	Davos	Boris Stenin URS	André Kouprianoff FRA	Helmut Kuhnert GDR
1961	Gothenburg	Henk van der Grift NED	Viktor Kosichkin URS	Rudie Liebrechts NED
1962	Moscow	Viktor Kosichkin URS	Henk van der Grift NED	Ivar Nilsson SWE
1963	Karuizawa	Jonny Nilsson SWE	Knut Johannesen NOR	Nils Egil Aaness NOR
1964	Helsinki	Knut Johannesen NOR	Viktor Kosichkin URS	Rudie Liebrechts NED
1965	Oslo	Per Ivar Moe NOR	Jouko Launonen FIN	Ard Schenk NED
1966	Gothenburg	Kees Verkerk NED	Ard Schenk NED	Jonny Nilsson SWE
1967	Oslo	Kees Verkerk NED	Ard Schenk NED	Fred Anton Maier NOR
1968	Gothenburg	Fred Anton Maier NOR	Magne Thomassen NOR	Ard Schenk NED
1969	Deventer	Dag Fornæss NOR	Göran Claeson SWE	Kees Verkerk NED
1970	Oslo	Ard Schenk NED	Magne Thomassen NOR	Kees Verkerk NED
1971	Gothenburg	Ard Schenk NED	Göran Claeson SWE	Kees Verkerk NED
1972	Oslo	Ard Schenk NED	Roar Grønvold NOR	Jan Bols NED
1973	Deventer	Göran Claeson SWE	Sten Stensen NOR	Piet Kleine NED
1974	Inzell	Sten Stensen NOR	Harm Kuipers NED	Göran Claeson SWE
1975	Oslo	Harm Kuipers NED	Vladimir Ivanov URS	Yury Kondakov URS
1976	Heerenveen	Piet Kleine NED	Sten Stensen NOR	Hans van Helden NED
1977	Heerenveen	Eric Heiden USA	Jan Egil Storholt NOR	Sten Stensen NOR
1978	Gothenburg	Eric Heiden USA	Jan Egil Storholt NOR	Sergey Marchuk URS
1979	Oslo	Eric Heiden USA	Jan Egil Storholt NOR	Kay Arne Stenshjemmet NOR
1980	Heerenveen	Hilbert van der Duim NED	Eric Heiden USA	Tom Erik Oxholm NOR
1981	Oslo	Amund Sjøbrend NOR	Kay Arne Stenshjemmet NOR	Jan Egil Storholt NOR
1982	Assen	Hilbert van der Duim NED	Dmitry Bochkaryov URS	Rolf Falk-Larssen NOR
1983	Oslo	Rolf Falk-Larssen NOR	Tomas Gustafson SWE	Aleksandr Baranov URS
1984	Gothenburg	Oleg Bozhev URS	Andreas Ehrig GDR	Hilbert van der Duim NED
1985	Hamar	Hein Vergeer NED	Oleg Bozhev URS	Hilbert van der Duim NED
1986	Inzell	Hein Vergeer NED	Oleg Bozhev URS	Viktor Shasherin URS
1987	Heerenveen	Nikolay Gulyayev RUS	Oleg Bozhev URS	Michael Hadschieff AUT
1988	Medeo	Eric Flaim USA	Leo Visser NED	Dave Silk USA
1989	Oslo	Leo Visser NED	Gerard Kemkers NED	Geir Karlstad NOR
1990	Innsbruck	Johann Olav Koss NOR	Ben van den Burg NED	Bart Veldkamp NED
1991	Heerenveen	Johann Olav Koss NOR	Roberto Sighel ITA	Bart Veldkamp NED
1992	Calgary	Roberto Sighel ITA	Falko Zandstra NED	Johann Olav Koss NOR
1993	Hamar	Falko Zandstra NED	Johann Olav Koss NOR	Rintje Ritsma NED
1994	Gothenburg	Johann Olav Koss NOR	Ids Postma NED	Rintje Ritsma NED
1995	Baselga di Pinè	Rintje Ritsma NED	Keiji Shirahata JPN	Roberto Sighel ITA
1996	Inzell	Rintje Ritsma NED	Ids Postma NED	Keiji Shirahata JPN
1997	Nagano	Ids Postma NED	Keiji Shirahata JPN	Frank Dittrich GER
1998	Heerenveen	Ids Postma NED	Rintje Ritsma NED	Roberto Sighel ITA
1999	Hamar	Rintje Ritsma NED	Vadim Sayutin RUS	Eskil Ervik NOR
2000	Milwaukee	Gianni Romme NED	Ids Postma NED	Rintje Ritsma NED
2001	Budapest	Rintje Ritsma NED	Ids Postma NED	Bart Veldkamp BEL
2002	Heerenveen	Jochem Uytdehaage NED	Dmitry Shepel RUS	Derek Parra USA
2003	Gothenburg	Gianni Romme NED	Rintje Ritsma NED	Ids Postma NED
2004	Hamar	Chad Hedrick USA	Shani Davis USA	Carl Verheijen NED

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