World Championship Record
- 1930 - Finished tied in sixth place
- 1931 - Finished in fifth place
- 1933 - Won bronze medal
- 1934 - Finished in fifth place
- 1935 - Finished in fourth place
- 1937 - Finished in sixth place
- 1938 - Won bronze medal
- 1939 - Finished in fourth place
- 1947 - Won gold medal
- 1949 - Won gold medal
- 1950 - Did not participate
- 1951 - Did not participate
- 1953 - Finished in fourth place
- 1954 - Finished in fourth place
- 1955 - Won bronze medal
- 1957 - Won bronze medal
- 1958 - Finished in fourth place
- 1959 - Won bronze medal
- 1961 - Won silver medal
- 1962 - Did not participate
- 1963 - Won bronze medal
- 1965 - Won silver medal
- 1966 - Won silver medal
- 1967 - Finished in fourth place
- 1969 - Won bronze medal
- 1970 - Won bronze medal
- 1971 - Won silver medal
- 1972 - Won gold medal
- 1973 - Won bronze medal
- 1974 - Won silver medal
- 1975 - Won silver medal
- 1976 - Won gold medal
- 1977 - Won gold medal
- 1978 - Won silver medal
- 1979 - Won silver medal
- 1981 - Won bronze medal
- 1982 - Won silver medal
- 1983 - Won silver medal
- 1985 - Won gold medal
- 1986 - Finished in fifth place
- 1987 - Won bronze medal
- 1989 - Won bronze medal
- 1990 - Won bronze medal
- 1991 - Finished in sixth place
- 1992 - Won bronze medal
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