This is a List of World Championships medalists in outdoor target archery. The World Archery Championships are one of the three pinnacle events organised by the World Archery Federation and the event with the longest continuous history, the others being the Olympic archery competition (1972–) and the World Cup (2006–).
Host cities
NumberYearLocationEvents1 1931 Lwów22 1932 Warsaw23 1933 London44 1934 Båstad45 1935 Brussels46 1936 Prague47 1937 Paris48 1938 London49 1939 Oslo410 1946 Stockholm411 1947 Prague412 1948 London413 1949 Paris414 1950 Copenhagen415 1952 Brussels416 1954 Oslo417 1955 Helsinki418 1957 Prague419 1958 Brussels420 1959 Stockholm421 1961 Oslo422 1963 Helsinki423 1965 Västerås424 1967 Amersfoort425 1969 Valley Forge426 1971 York427 1973 Grenoble428 1975 Interlaken429 1977 Canberra430 1979 Berlin431 1981 Punta Ala432 1983 Los Angeles433 1985 Seoul434 1987 Adelaide435 1989 Lausanne436 1991 Kraków437 1993 Antalya438 1995 Jakarta839 1997 Victoria840 1999 Riom841 2001 Beijing842 2003 New York843 2005 Madrid844 2007 Leipzig845 2009 Ulsan846 2011 Turin1047 2013 Belek1048 2015 Copenhagen1049 2017 Mexico City1050 2019 's-Hertogenbosch1051 2021 Yankton1052 2023 Berlin1053 2025 Gwangju10
Champions
Recurve YearLocationMen's IndividualWomen's IndividualMen's TeamWomen's TeamMixed TeamRef 1931 Lwów 1 1932 Warsaw 1 1933 London 1 1 1934 Båstad 1 1935 Brussels 2 1 1 1936 Prague 1 1937 Paris 1938 London 1939 Oslo 1946 Stockholm 1947 Prague 1948 London 1949 Paris 1950 Copenhagen 1952 Brussels 1953 Oslo 1955 Helsinki 1957 Prague 1958 Brussels 1959 Stockholm 1961 Oslo 1963 Helsinki 1965 Västerås 1967 Amersfoort 1969 Valley Forge 1971 York 1973 Grenoble 1975 Interlaken 1977 Canberra 1979 Berlin 1981 Punta Ala 1983 Los Angeles 1985 Seoul 1987 Adelaide 1989 Lausanne 1991 Kraków 1993 Antalya 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Note: 1. Unofficial; 2. Disputed
Compound YearLocationMen's IndividualWomen's IndividualMen's TeamWomen's TeamMixed TeamRef 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Recurve Men's individual Competition format: 1933–1955: International long and short rounds (various) 1957–1985: FITA round (90m, 70m, 50m, 30m) 1987–: Olympic round (set system from 2011) 1933 London 1934 Båstad 1935 Brussels 1936 Prague 1937 Paris 1938 London 1939 Oslo 1946 Stockholm 1947 Prague 1948 London 1949 Paris 1950 Copenhagen 1952 Brussels 1953 Oslo 1955 Helsinki 1957 Prague 1958 Brussels 1959 Stockholm 1961 Oslo 1963 Helsinki 1965 Västerås 1967 Amersfoort 1969 Valley Forge 1971 York 1973 Grenoble 1975 Interlaken 1977 Canberra 1979 West Berlin 1981 Punta Ala 1983 Los Angeles 1985 Seoul 1987 Adelaide 1989 Lausanne 1991 Krakow 1993 Antalya 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Women's individual Competition format: 1933–1955: International long and short rounds (various) 1957–1985: FITA round (70m, 60m, 50m, 30m) 1987–: Olympic round 1933 London 1934 Båstad 1935 Brussels 1936 Prague 1937 Paris 1938 London 1939 Oslo 1946 Stockholm 1947 Prague 1948 London 1949 Paris 1950 Copenhagen 1952 Brussels 1953 Oslo 1955 Helsinki 1957 Prague 1958 Brussels 1959 Stockholm 1961 Oslo 1963 Helsinki 1965 Västerås 1967 Amersfoort 1969 Valley Forge 1971 York 1973 Grenoble 1975 Interlaken 1977 Canberra 1979 West Berlin 1981 Punta Ala 1983 Los Angeles 1985 Seoul 1987 Adelaide 1989 Lausanne 1991 Krakow 1993 Antalya 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Men's team Competition format: 1933–1955: International long and short rounds (various), cumulative total of leading archers per country (1933–36 unofficial) 1957–1985: FITA round (90m, 70m, 50m, 30m), cumulative total of leading archers per country 1987–: Olympic round 1933 London 1934 Båstad 1935 Brussels 1936 Prague 1937 Paris 1938 London 1939 Oslo 1946 Stockholm 1947 Prague 1948 London 1949 Paris 1950 Copenhagen 1952 Brussels 1953 Oslo 1955 Helsinki 1957 Prague 1958 Brussels 1959 Stockholm 1961 Oslo 1963 Helsinki 1965 Västerås 1967 Amersfoort 1969 Valley Forge 1971 York 1973 Grenoble 1975 Interlaken 1977 Canberra 1979 West Berlin 1981 Punta Ala 1983 Los Angeles 1985 Seoul 1987 Adelaide 1989 Lausanne 1991 Krakow 1993 Antalya 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Women's team Competition format: 1933–1955: International long and short rounds (various), cumulative total of leading archers per country (1933–36 unofficial) 1957–1985: FITA round (90m, 70m, 50m, 30m), cumulative total of leading archers per country 1987–: Olympic round 1933 London 1934 Båstad 1935 Brussels 1936 Prague 1937 Paris 1938 London 1939 Oslo 1946 Stockholm 1947 Prague 1948 London 1949 Paris 1950 Copenhagen 1952 Brussels 1953 Oslo 1955 Helsinki 1957 Prague 1958 Brussels 1959 Stockholm 1961 Oslo 1963 Helsinki 1965 Västerås 1967 Amersfoort 1969 Valley Forge 1971 York 1973 Grenoble 1975 Interlaken 1977 Canberra 1979 West Berlin 1981 Punta Ala 1983 Los Angeles 1985 Seoul 1987 Adelaide 1989 Lausanne 1991 Krakow 1993 Antalya 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Mixed team (2011–) Competition format: 2011–: Olympic round 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 YanktonRussian Archery Federation 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Mixed individual 1931 Lwów 1932 Warsaw
Mixed team (1931–32) The mixed team event was an unofficial event 1931 Lwów men men women 1932 Warsaw men women men
Compound Men's individual
1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Women's individual 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Men's team 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Women's team 1995 Jakarta 1997 Victoria 1999 Riom 2001 Beijing 2003 New York 2005 Madrid 2007 Leipzig 2009 Ulsan 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
Mixed team (2011–) 2011 Turin 2013 Belek 2015 Copenhagen 2017 Mexico City 2019 's-Hertogenbosch 2021 Yankton 2023 Berlin 2025 Gwangju
All-time medal table (1931–2025)
Including medals earned in the unofficial team events in 1931–1936
See also List of Olympic medalists in archery Archery World Cup
References
History of FITA 1931–1961 by Robert Rhode Archery Champions by Robert Rhode FITA World Championships home page FITA World Championships results