25 Metre Center-fire Pistol - World Championships, Men

World Championships, Men

This event was held in 1947-2006.

Year Place Gold Silver Bronze
1947 Stockholm Torsten Elis Ullman (SWE) Mauri Kuokka (FIN) Rodeheffer N. J. (USA)
1949 Buenos Aires Heinrich Keller (SUI) Eino Antton Saarnikko (FIN) Huelet Leo Benner (USA)
1952 Oslo Harry Wendell Reeves (USA) Walter Rudolph Walsh (USA) Huelet Leo Benner (USA)
1954 Caracas Torsten Elis Ullman (SWE) Huelet Leo Benner (USA) William Mc Millan (USA)
1958 Moscow William Mc Millan (USA) Vladimir Kudrna (TCH) Karoly Takacs (HUN)
1962 Cairo Igor Bakalov (URS) Efim Haydurov (URS) William Blankenship (USA)
1966 Wiesbaden William Blankenship (USA) Lubomir Nacovsky (TCH) Renart Suleimanov (URS)
1970 Phoenix Rafael Carpio (MEX) Seppo Makinen (FIN) Lubomir Nacovsky (TCH)
1974 Thun Dan Iuga (ROM) Francis Higginson (USA) Hynek Hromada (TCH)
1978 Seoul Seppo Makinen (FIN) Jong Kil Park (KOR) Seppo Saarenpaeae (FIN)
1982 Caracas Vladas Turla (URS) Sergei Rysev (URS) Jaques Cheres (FRA)
1986 Suhl Oleg Tkachov (URS) Afanasij Kuzmin (URS) Igor Basinski (URS)
1990 Moscow Sergei Pyzhianov (URS) Miroslav Ignatiuk (URS) Byung Taek Park (KOR)
1994 Milan Paal Hembre (NOR) Christian Kezel (FRA) Oleg Tkachov (UKR)
1998 Barcelona Byung Taek Park (KOR) Paal Hembre (NOR) Giovanni Bossi (AUT)
2002 Lahti Byung Taek Park (KOR) Mikhail Nestruev (RUS) Sang Hak Lee (KOR)
2006 Zagreb Yadong Liu (CHN) Mikhail Nestruev (RUS) Michael Hofmann (SUI)
2010 Munich Leonid Yekimov (RUS) Julio Almeida (BRA) Pål Hembre (NOR)

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