IAAF World Cross Country Championships - Events

Events

Year Host Countries Athletes Men's Champion Women’s Champion Junior Men’s Champion Junior Women’s Champion Men’s Short Course Champion Women’s Short Course Champion
1973 Belgium, Waregem 21 287 Belgium England Spain
1974 Italy, Monza 23 269 Belgium England United States
1975 Morocco, Rabat 26 316 New Zealand United States United States
1976 Wales, Chepstow 21 306 England Soviet Union United States
1977 West Germany, Düsseldorf 22 346 Belgium Soviet Union United States
1978 Scotland, Glasgow 27 360 France Romania England
1979 Ireland, Limerick 27 383 England United States Spain
1980 France, Paris 28 381 England Soviet Union Soviet Union
1981 Spain, Madrid 39 460 Ethiopia Soviet Union United States
1982 Italy, Rome 33 382 Ethiopia Soviet Union Ethiopia
1983 United Kingdom, Gateshead 35 432 Ethiopia United States Ethiopia
1984 United States, East Rutherford 40 443 Ethiopia United States Ethiopia
1985 Portugal, Lisbon 50 574 Ethiopia United States Ethiopia
1986 Switzerland, Colombier, Neuchâtel 57 671 Kenya England Ethiopia
1987 Poland, Warsaw 47 576 Kenya United States Ethiopia
1988 New Zealand, Auckland 41 443 Kenya Soviet Union Kenya
1989 Norway, Stavanger 41 568 Kenya Soviet Union Kenya Kenya
1990 France, Aix-les-Bains 59 618 Kenya Soviet Union Kenya Kenya
1991 Belgium, Antwerp 51 633 Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya
1992 United States, Boston 53 580 Kenya Kenya Kenya Ethiopia
1993 Spain, Amorebieta 54 653 Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya
1994 Hungary, Budapest 60 760 Kenya Portugal Kenya Kenya
1995 United Kingdom, Durham 58 619 Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya
1996 South Africa, Stellenbosch 65 669 Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya
1997 Italy, Turin 72 725 Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Kenya
1998 Morocco, Marrakesh 66 707 Kenya Kenya Ethiopia Ethiopia Kenya Morocco
1999 Northern Ireland, Belfast 66 759 Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Ethiopia Kenya France
2000 Portugal, Vilamoura 76 806 Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Kenya Kenya Portugal
2001 Belgium, Ostend 67 790 Kenya Kenya Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Ethiopia
2002 Ireland, Dublin 59 664 Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Kenya Kenya Ethiopia
2003 Switzerland, Lausanne 65 605 Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Kenya
2004 Belgium, Brussels 72 673 Ethiopia Ethiopia Kenya Ethiopia Ethiopia Ethiopia
2005 France, Saint-Galmier 72 695 Ethiopia Ethiopia Kenya Kenya Ethiopia Ethiopia
2006 Japan, Fukuoka 59 574 Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Kenya Kenya Ethiopia
2007 Kenya, Mombasa 63 470 Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Kenya
2008 Scotland, Edinburgh 57 448 Kenya Ethiopia Kenya Ethiopia
2009 Jordan, Amman 59 461 Kenya Kenya Kenya Ethiopia
2010 Poland, Bydgoszcz Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya
2011 Spain, Punta Umbría Kenya Kenya Kenya Ethiopia
2013 Poland, Bydgoszcz
2015 China, Guiyang

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