World Championships, Men Team
This event was held in 1982-2006.
| Year | Place | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1982 | Caracas | Soviet Union Victor Daniltchenko Gennadi Lushikov Vladimir Lvov Viktor Vlasov |
Switzerland Kuno Bertschy Walter Inderbitzin Anton Mueller Ueli Sarbach |
Norway Tore Hartz Terje Melbye-Hansen Geir Skirbekk Kare Inge Viken |
| 1986 | Skoevde | France Pascal Bessy Michel Bury Dominique Maquin |
Finland Kalle Leskinen Mauri Roeppaenen Pekka Roeppaenen |
Norway Joern Dalen Harald Stenvaag Kare Inge Viken |
| 1990 | Moscow | Norway Joern Dalen Geir Magne Rolland Harald Stenvaag |
United States of America Bradley Carnes Glenn Dubis Thomas Tamas |
Great Britain Malcolm Cooper John Davis Michael Sullivan |
| 1994 | Tolmezzo | Finland Kalle Leskinen Tapio Saynevirta Jukka Salonen |
Czech Republic Milan Bakes Petr Kurka Milan Mach |
Switzerland Olivier Cottagnoud Eric Chollet-Durand Norbert Sturny |
| 1998 | Zaragoza | Sweden Bengt Andersson Jonas Edman Michael Larsson |
Norway Espen Berg-Knutsen Arild Roeyseth Thore Larsen |
France Pascal Bessy Jean-Pierre Amat Roger Chassat |
| 2002 | Lahti | Norway Vebjoern Berg Per-Gunnar Bund Arild Roeyseth |
United States of America Glenn Dubis Thomas Tamas Eric Uptagrafft |
Sweden Anders Brandt Johan Gustafsson Michael Larsson |
| 2006 | Zagreb | Norway Vebjoern Berg Espen Berg-Knutsen Magnus Wohlen |
Sweden Johan Gustafsson Per Sandberg Michael Larsson |
Australia Warren Potent Maris Taylor David Hollister |
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