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Rok Zlato Čas Striebro Čas Bronz Čas Rok Zlato Čas Striebro Čas Bronz Čas 2016 8:06:30 8:10:02 8:11:14 Jan Frodeno (GER) Sebastian Kienle (GER) Patrick Lange (GER) 2015 8:14:40 8:17:43 8:18:50 Jan Frodeno (GER) Andreas Raelert (GER) Timothy O'Donnell (USA) 2014 8:14:18 Ben Hoffman (USA) 8:19:23 8:20:32 Sebastian Kienle (GER) Jan Frodeno (GER) 2013 8:12:29 Luke McKenzie (AUS) 8:15:19 8:19:24 Frederik Van Lierde (BEL) Sebastian Kienle (GER) 2012 Pete Jacobs (AUS) 8:18:37 8:23:40 8:24:09 Andreas Raelert (GER) Frederik Van Lierde (BEL) 2011 Craig Alexander (AUS) 8:03:56 Pete Jacobs (AUS) 8:09:11 8:11:07 Andreas Raelert (GER) 2010 Chris McCormack (AUS) 8:10:37 8:12:17 8:13:14 Andreas Raelert (GER) Marino Vanhoenacker (BEL) 2009 Craig Alexander (AUS) 8:20:21 Chris Lieto (USA) 8:22:56 8:24:32 Andreas Raelert (GER) 2008 8:17:45 8:20:50 8:21:23 Craig Alexander (AUS) Eneko Llanos (ESP) Rutger Beke (BEL) 2007 8:15:34 8:19:04 8:21:30 Chris McCormack (AUS) Craig Alexander (AUS) Torbjørn Sindballe (DEN) 2006 8:11:58 8:13:10 8:19:05 Normann Stadler (GER) Chris McCormack (AUS) Faris Al-Sultan (GER) 2005 8:14:17 Cameron Brown (NZL) 8:19:36 Peter Reid (CAN) 8:20:04 Faris Al-Sultan (GER) 2004 8:33:29 8:43:40 8:45:14 Normann Stadler (GER) Peter Reid (CAN) Faris Al-Sultan (GER) 2003 Peter Reid (CAN) 8:22:35 8:28:27 Cameron Brown (NZL) 8:30:08 Rutger Beke (BEL) 2002 Tim DeBoom (USA) 8:29:56 Peter Reid (CAN) 8:33:06 Cameron Brown (NZL) 8:35:34 2001 Tim DeBoom (USA) 8:31:18 Cameron Brown (NZL) 8:46:10 Thomas Hellriegel (GER) 8:47:40 2000 Peter Reid (CAN) 8:21:01 Tim DeBoom (USA) 8:23:10 Normann Stadler (GER) 8:26:45 1999 Luc Van Lierde (BEL) 8:17:17 Peter Reid (CAN) 8:22:54 Tim DeBoom (USA) 8:25:42 Rok Zlato Čas Striebro Čas Bronz Čas 1998 Peter Reid (CAN) 8:24:20 8:31:57 Lothar Leder (GER) 8:32:57 Luc Van Lierde (BEL) 1997 8:33:01 8:39:18 8:40:30 Thomas Hellriegel (GER) Jürgen Zäck (GER) Lothar Leder (GER) 1996 8:04:08 8:06:07 Greg Welch (AUS) 8:18:57 Luc Van Lierde (BEL) Thomas Hellriegel (GER) 1995 Mark Allen (USA) 8:20:34 8:22:59 8:25:23 Thomas Hellriegel (GER) Rainer Müller-Hörner (GER) 1994 Greg Welch (AUS) 8:20:27 Dave Scott (USA) 8:24:32 Jeff Devlin (USA) 8:31:56 1993 Mark Allen (USA) 8:07:45 Pauli Kiuru (FIN) 8:14:27 Wolfgang Dittrich (GER) 8:20:13 1992 Mark Allen (USA) 8:09:08 8:16:29 Pauli Kiuru (FIN) 8:17:29 Cristián Bustos (CHI) 1991 8:18:32 8:24:34 8:27:55 Mark Allen (USA) Greg Welch (AUS) Jeff Devlin (USA) 1990 8:28:17 8:37:40 8:39:24 Mark Allen (USA) Scott Tinley (USA) Pauli Kiuru (FIN) 1989 Mark Allen (USA) 8:09:14 Dave Scott (USA) 8:10:13 Greg Welch (AUS) 8:32:16 1988 Scott Molina (USA) 8:31:00 Mike Pigg (USA) 8:33:11 Ken Glah (USA) 8:38:37 1987 Dave Scott (USA) 8:34:13 Mark Allen (USA) 8:45:19 Greg Stewart (AUS) 8:58:53 1986 Dave Scott (USA) 8:28:37 Mark Allen (USA) 8:36:04 Scott Tinley (USA) 9:00:37 1985 Scott Tinley (USA) 8:50:54 Chris Hinshaw (USA) 9:16:40 9:26:32 Carl Kupferschmid (SUI) 1984 Dave Scott (USA) 8:54:20 Scott Tinley (USA) 9:18:45 Grant Boswell (USA) 9:23:55 1983 Dave Scott (USA) 9:05:57 Scott Tinley (USA) 9:06:30 Mark Allen (USA) 9:21:06 1982 - október Dave Scott (USA) 9:08:23 Scott Tinley (USA) 9:28:28 Jeff Tinley (USA) 9:36:53 1982 - február Scott Tinley (USA) 9:19:41 Dave Scott (USA) 9:53:16 Jeff Tinley (USA) 9:53:16 1981 John Howard (USA) 9:38:29 Tom Warren (USA) 10:04:38 Scott Tinley (USA) 10:12:47 1980 Dave Scott (USA) 9:24:33 Chuck Neumann (USA) 10:24:41 John Howard (USA) 10:32:36 1979 Tom Warren (USA) 11:15:56 John Dunbar (USA) 12:03:56 Ian Emberson (USA) 12:23:30 1978 Gordon Haller (USA) 11:46:58 John Dunbar (USA) 12:20:27 Dave Orlowski (USA) 13:59:13 .
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