Russia in Sport climbing
Last at IFSC Climbing World Championships: silver, 2021
The record
Women's first here: the stronger record.
- IFSC Climbing World Championships9 golds, 9 silvers, 10 bronzes9golds
Every result, newest first
- Moscow 2021 · Silver · Women, Speed · Iuliia Kaplina (officially listed as Climbing Federation of Russia)
- Innsbruck 2018 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Mariia Krasavina
- Paris 2016 · Gold · Women, Speed · Anna Tsyganova
- Paris 2016 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Iuliia Kaplina
- Paris 2016 · Gold · Women, Combined · Elena Krasovskaia
- Gijón 2014 · Gold · Women, Speed · Alina Gaidamakina
- Paris 2012 · Silver · Women, Bouldering · Olga Iakovleva
- Paris 2012 · Gold · Women, Speed · Yuliya Levochkina
- Paris 2012 · Silver · Women, Speed · Iuliia Kaplina
- Paris 2012 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Natalia Titova
- Arco 2011 · Gold · Women, Speed · Mariia Krasavina
- Arco 2011 · Silver · Women, Speed · Anna Tsyganova
- Xining 2009 · Gold · Women, Bouldering · Yulia Abramchuk
- Avilés 2007 · Bronze · Women, Bouldering · Olga Bibik
- Avilés 2007 · Gold · Women, Speed · Tatiana Ruyga
- Avilés 2007 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Valentina Yurina
- Munich 2005 · Silver · Women, Bouldering · Yulia Abramchuk
- Munich 2005 · Silver · Women, Speed · Valentina Yurina
- Chamonix 2003 · Silver · Women, Speed · Tatiana Ruyga
- Chamonix 2003 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Valentina Yurina
- Winterthur 2001 · Silver · Women, Speed · Maya Piratinskaya
- Winterthur 2001 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Svetlana Sutkina
- Birmingham 1999 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Natalia Novikova
- Paris 1997 · Gold · Women, Speed · Tatiana Ruyga
- Paris 1997 · Silver · Women, Speed · Irina Zaytseva
- Paris 1997 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Olga Bibik
- Innsbruck 1993 · Gold · Women, Speed · Olga Bibik
- Frankfurt 1991 · Bronze · Women, Speed · Venera Chereshneva
- IFSC Climbing World Championships7 golds, 5 silvers, 13 bronzes7golds
Every result, newest first
- Hachioji 2019 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Stanislav Kokorin
- Innsbruck 2018 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Stanislav Kokorin
- Paris 2016 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Aleksandr Shikov
- Gijón 2014 · Silver · Men, Speed · Stanislav Kokorin
- Paris 2012 · Gold · Men, Bouldering · Dmitri Sarafutdinov
- Paris 2012 · Bronze · Men, Bouldering · Rustam Gelmanov
- Paris 2012 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Dmitrii Timofeev
- Arco 2011 · Gold · Men, Bouldering · Dmitrii Sharafutdinov
- Arco 2011 · Bronze · Men, Bouldering · Rustam Gelmanov
- Arco 2011 · Silver · Men, Speed · Stanislav Kokorin
- Xining 2009 · Gold · Men, Bouldering · Alexey Rubtsov
- Xining 2009 · Silver · Men, Bouldering · Rustam Gelmanov
- Xining 2009 · Bronze · Men, Speed 10m · Ivan Novikov
- Xining 2009 · Silver · Men, Speed 15m · Sergey Abdrakhmanov
- Avilés 2007 · Gold · Men, Bouldering · Dmitrii Sharafutdinov
- Avilés 2007 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Sergei Sinitcyn
- Munich 2005 · Gold · Men, Bouldering · Salavat Rakhmetov
- Munich 2005 · Gold · Men, Speed · Evgenii Vaitsekhovskii
- Munich 2005 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Sergei Sinitcyn
- Chamonix 2003 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Alexander Peshekhonov
- Birmingham 1999 · Silver · Men, Speed · Vladimir Netsvetaev-Dolgalev
- Birmingham 1999 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Alexey Gadeev
- Paris 1997 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Dmitry Bychkov
- Geneva 1995 · Bronze · Men, Speed · Vladimir Netsvetaev-Dolgalev
- Innsbruck 1993 · Gold · Men, Speed · Vladimir Netsvetaev-Dolgalev
Next
IFSC Climbing World Championships: Brno 2027, 13 to 21 August
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.