The UCI Indoor Cycling World Championships are the set of world championship events for the disciplines of artistic cycling and a tournament of cycle ball. The World Championships are regulated by the Union Cycliste Internationale.
The UCI awards a gold medal and a rainbow jersey to the winner. Silver and bronze medals are awarded to the second and third place contestants. World champions wear their rainbow jersey until the following year's championship, but they may wear it only in the type of event in which they won it.
Single Artistic cycling – Men Medalists by year Men's medalists Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 1956 Copenhagen Arnold Tschopp Edi Grommes Adolf Pokorný 1957 Liège Arnold Tschopp Werner Vogt Holdi Thom 1958 Karl-Marx-Stadt Heinz Pfeifer Arnold Tschopp Hebert Wolfgang 1959 Stuttgart Heinz Pfeifer Arnold Tschopp Jan Krištůfek 1960 Mulhouse Arnold Tschopp Heinz Pfeifer Heinz Stapf 1961 St. Gallen Arnold Tschopp Gerhard Bräuer Hans Thissen 1962 Vienna Arnold Tschopp Gerhard Blotny Jan Krištůfek 1963 Basel Arnold Tschopp Hans Thissen Gerhard Bräuer 1964 Copenhagen Hans Thissen Manfred Maute Jan Krištůfek 1965 Prague Hans Thissen Gerhard Blotny Manfred Maute 1966 Köln Willi Eichin Gerhard Bräuer Frantisek Kratochwil 1967 Baden Gerhard Blotny Manfred Maute Willi Eichin 1968 Kassel Manfred Maute Willi Eichin Gerhard Blotny 1969 Erfurt Gerhard Blotny Manfred Maute Willi Eichin 1970 Ostrava Willi Eichin Manfred Maute Wilko Finke 1971 Baden Manfred Maute Gerhard Obert Jan Krištůfek 1972 Offenburg Manfred Maute Gerhard Obert Peter Eberhard 1973 Vienna Gerhard Obert Reiner Niedergesäss Peter Eberhard 1974 Heerlen Gerhard Obert Kurt Hunsänger Peter Eberhard 1975 Ghent Gerhard Obert Kurt Hunsänger Patrik Schwartz 1976 Münster Kurt Hunsänger Gerhard Obert Patrik Schwartz 1977 Brno Kurt Hunsänger Patrik Schwartz Gerhard Obert 1978 Herning Kurt Hunsänger Franz Kratochwil Hansjörg Mohn 1979 Schiltigheim Franz Kratochwil Patrik Schwartz Gerhard Obert 1980 Rheinfelden Franz Kratochwil Jürgen Kessler Patrik Schwartz 1981 Heerlen Franz Kratochwil Jürgen Kessler Markus Maggi 1982 Wiesbaden Franz Kratochwil Markus Maggi Jürgen Kessler 1983 Vienna Peter Nieratschker Hermann Martens Jürgen Kessler 1984 Schiltigheim Markus Maggi Dietmar Ingelfinger Jürgen Kessler 1985 St. Gallen Markus Maggi Jürgen Kessler Hermann Martens 1986 Genk Dieter Maute Dietmar Ingelfinger Roland Fleisch 1987 Herning Dieter Maute Dietmar Ingelfinger Hermann Martens 1988 Ludwigshafen Harry Bodmer Hermann Martens Dieter Maute 1989 Heerlen Harry Bodmer Dieter Maute Hermann Martens 1990 Bregenz Dietmar Ingelfinger Harry Bodmer Hermann Martens 1991 Brno Harry Bodmer Dieter Maute Hermann Martens 1992 Zürich Harry Bodmer Dieter Maute Lionel Schwer 1993 Dieter Maute Jens Schmitt Christian Wilhelm 1994 Saarbrücken Dieter Maute Jens Schmitt José Arellano 1995 Épinal Dieter Maute Jens Schmitt José Arellano 1996 Johor Bahru Jens Schmitt Joachim Wesner José Arellano 1997 Winterthur Martin Rominger Jens Schmitt Hannes Mähr 1998 Přerov Martin Rominger Jens Schmitt Hannes Mähr 1999 Madeira Martin Rominger José Arellano Hannes Mähr 2000 Böblingen Martin Rominger Matthias Letsch Milan Krivanek 2001 Kaseda Martin Rominger José Arellano Matthias Letsch 2002 Dornbirn Martin Rominger Arnošt Pokorný Milan Křivánek 2003 Schiltigheim Martin Rominger Robin Hartmann Arnošt Pokorný 2004 Tata Arnošt Pokorný Robin Hartmann Steffen Hain 2005 Freiburg im Breisgau David Schnabel Robin Hartmann Milan Křivánek 2006 Chemnitz David Schnabel Florian Blab Robin Hartmann 2007 Winterthur Robin Hartmann David Schnabel Michael Brugger 2008 Dornbirn David Schnabel191.64 Florian Blab190.37 Robin Hartmann188.19 2009 Tavira David Schnabel194.39 Florian Blab177.29 Sum Yee Samuel Yu 148.90 2010 Stuttgart David Schnabel206.57 Florian Blab200.16 Hang Cheong Wong160.30 2011 Kagoshima David Schnabel208.91 WR Florian Blab205.17 Hang Cheong Wong165.31 2012 Aschaffenburg David Schnabel208.46 Florian Blab198.98 Yannick Martens164.27 2013 Basel David Schnabel208.25 Michael Niedermeier193.67 Wong Chin To163.03 2014 Brno Michael Niedermeier202.55Simon Puls187.51 Wong Chin To170.96 2015 Johor Michael Niedermeier Simon Puls Wong Chin To 2016 Stuttgart Lukas Kohl Michael Niedermeier Yannick Martens 2017 Dornbirn Lukas Kohl Moritz Herbst Wong Chin To 2018 Liège Lukas Kohl Moritz Herbst Wong Chin To 2019 Basel Lukas Kohl Marcel Jüngling Wong Chin To 2021 Stuttgart Lukas Kohl Max Maute Emilio Arellano 2022 Ghent Lukas Kohl Marcel Jüngling Emilio Arellano 2023 Glasgow Lukas Kohl Philipp-Thies Rapp Emilio Arellano 2024 Bremen Emilio Arellano Philipp-Thies Rapp Lukas Kohl 2025 Göppingen Philipp-Thies Rapp Linus Weber Csaba Varga
Top medal winners (1956–2024) No. Athlete Country Gold Silver Bronze 1 David Schnabel Germany 8 1 0 2 Martin Rominger Germany 7 0 0 3 Lukas Kohl Germany 7 0 1 4 Arnold Tschopp Switzerland 6 2 0 5 Dieter Maute Germany 5 3 1 6 Franz Kratochwil West Germany 4 1 1 7 Harry Bodmer Germany 4 1 0 8 Manfred Maute West Germany 3 4 1 9 Gerhard Obert West Germany 3 3 2 10 Kurt Hunsänger West Germany 3 2 0
Medals by countries (1956–2025)
Single Artistic cycling – Women Medalists by year Women's Medalists Year Location Gold Silver Bronze 1959 Stuttgart Edith Beneke Käthi Wahl Ursula Beckers 1960 Mülhausen Anna Matoušková Edith Manthey Ursula Beckers 1961 St. Gallen Gisela Florack Edith Manthey Annerose Loesch 1962 Wien Gisela Florack Gerhild Bauer Annerose Loesch 1963 Basel Gerhild Bauer Edith Manthey Annerose Loesch 1964 Copenhagen Gerhild Bauer Annemarie Fehr Anna Matoušková 1965 Prague Annemarie Fehr Gerhild Bauer Anna Matoušková 1966 Köln Gerhild Bauer Anna Matoušková Annemarie Fehr 1967 Baden Anna Matoušková Hildegard Laigre Annemarie Flaig 1968 Kassel Annemarie Flaig Anna Matoušková Hildegard Laigre 1969 Erfurt Annemarie Flaig Anna Matoušková Elisabeth Binanzer 1970 Ostrava Annemarie Flaig Anna Matoušková Hildegard Laigre 1971 Baden Ann. Flaig-Schlosser Anna Matoušková Hildegard Laigre 1972 Offenburg Ann. Flaig-Schlosser Anna Matoušková Elisabeth Binanzer 1973 Wien Elisabeth Binanzer Anna Matoušková Edith Westhäuser 1974 Heerlen Anna Matoušková Elisabeth Binanzer Gabi Höhler 1975 Gent Anna Matoušková Regina Jisra Gabi Höhler 1976 Münster Anna Matoušková Edith Westhäuser Lea Horvathova 1977 Brno Anna Matoušková Edith Westhäuser Gabi Höhler 1978 Herning Gabi Höhler Anna Matoušková Gudrun Lorenz 1979 Schiltigheim Anna Matoušková Eliane Maggi Silvia Steiner 1980 Rheinfelden Eliane Maggi Regina Jisra Lea Horváthová 1981 Heerlen Petra Bender Regina Jisra Eliane Maggi 1982 Wiesbaden Maria Beerlage Petra Bender Eliane Maggi 1983 Wien Maria Beerlage Danuše Hájková Ursula Pfaff 1984 Schiltigheim Gudrun Regele Maria Beerlage Danuše Hájková 1985 St. Gallen Eliane Maggi Gudrun Regele Danuše Hájková 1986 Genk Heike Marklein Danuše Hájková Jana Pospíšilová 1987 Herning Marianne Martens Heike Marklein Danuše Hrdličková 1988 Ludwigshafen Marianne Martens Heike Marklein Iris Kurz 1989 Heerlen Heike Marklein Iris Kurz Marianne Martens 1990 Bregenz Claudia Dreher Marianne Martens Iris Kurz 1991 Brno Iris Kurz Andrea Barth Sabine Franz 1992 Zürich Iris Kurz Andrea Barth Leona Soušková 1993 Iris Kurz Andrea Barth Leona Soušková 1994 Saarbrücken Andrea Barth Iris Kurz Martina Štěpánková 1995 Epinal Andrea Barth Sonja Bissinger Leona Soušková 1996 Johor Bahru Andrea Barth Martina Štěpánková Daniela Keller 1997 Winterthur Sandra Schlosser Martina Štěpánková Sonja Bissinger 1998 Přerov Martina Štěpánková Sonja Bissinger Astrid Ruckaberle 1999 Madeira Martina Štěpánková Sandra Schlosser Astrid Ruckaberle 2000 Böblingen Astrid Ruckaberle Martina Štěpánková Sandra Schlosser 2001 Kaseda Astrid Ruckaberle Martina Štěpánková Nicole Krautwurst 2002 Dornbirn Martina Štěpánková Astrid Ruckaberle Silke Gaiser 2003 Schiltigheim Astrid Ruckaberle Corinna Hein Martina Štepánková 2004 Tata Claudia Wieland Corinna Hein Sarah Kohl 2005 Freiburg Claudia Wieland Sandra Beck Denise Boller 2006 Chemnitz Sarah Kohl Claudia Wieland Sandra Beck 2007 Winterthur Anja Scheu Sarah Kohl Sandra Beck 2008 Dornbirn Anja Scheu171.04 Sandra Beck166.24 Marion Kleinschwärzer166.08 2009 Tavira Corinna Hein172.19 Sandra Beck163.35 Denise Boller154.51 2010 Stuttgart Denise Boller170.63 Marion Kleinschwärzer165.64 Corinna Hein157.82 2011 Kagoshima Corinna Hein171.75 Sandra Beck169.71 Nikola Lebánková156.85 2012 Aschaffenburg Corinna Hein179.93 Sandra Beck177.75 Adriana Mathis165.19 2013 Basel Corinna Hein180.11 Lisa Hattemer170.12 Seraina Waibel153.98 2014 Brno Corinna Biethan178.02 Adriana Mathis170.93 Nicole Frýbortová164.97 2015 Johor Adriana Mathis Nicole Frýbortová Lisa Hattemer 2016 Stuttgart Lisa Hattemer Viola Brand Nicole Frýbortová 2017 Dornbirn Milena Slupina Viola Brand Adriana Mathis 2018 Liège Iris Schwarzhaupt Milena Slupina Adriana Mathis 2019 Basel Milena Slupina Viola Brand Lorena Schneider 2021 Stuttgart Milena Slupina Lara Füller Alessa Hotz 2022 Ghent Jana Pfann Ramona Dandl Alessa Hotz 2023 Glasgow Ramona Dandl Lara Füller Lorena Schneider 2024 Bremen Lara Füller Jana Pfann Lorena Schneider 2025 Göppingen Jana Pfann Alessa Hotz Lorena Schneider
Top medal winners (1959–2014) No. Athlete Country Gold Silver Bronze 1 Anna Matoušková Czechoslovakia 7 8 2 2 Corinna Hein-Biethan Germany 5 2 1 3 Annemarie Flaig-Schlosser West Germany 5 1 0 4 Martina Štěpánková Czech Republic 3 4 2 5 Iris Kurz Germany 3 3 0 6 Andrea Barth Germany 3 2 2 7 Gerhild Bauer West Germany 3 2 0 8 Astrid Ruckaberle Germany 3 1 2
Medals by countries (1959–2025)
Pairs Artistic cycling – Women Medalists by year