title: Ice Speedway of Nations
text: # Ice Speedway of Nations
  
  The FIM Ice Speedway of Nations, formerly known as the Ice Speedway Team World Championship, is an international ice speedway competition, first held in Kalinin (Tver), USSR, in 1979. Since its establishment, the tournament has been noted by a continued Russian dominance: the Soviet Union, Commonwealth of Independent States and Russia have won all but three tournaments. The only non-Russian teams to have won were West Germany in 1983, and Sweden - in 1985, 1995 and 2002.
  
  ## List of championships
  
  | Year | Venue | Winner | Runner Up | Third |
  | - | - | - | - | - |
  | 1979 | Kalinin | Soviet Union | Czechoslovakia | West Germany |
  | 1980 | Eindhoven | Soviet Union | Czechoslovakia | Sweden |
  | 1981 | Inzell | Soviet Union | Czechoslovakia | Sweden |
  | 1982 | Kalinin | Soviet Union | Czechoslovakia | Sweden |
  | 1983 | Berlin | West Germany | Sweden | Soviet Union |
  | 1984 | Deventer | Soviet Union | Sweden | Finland |
  | 1985 | Inzell | Sweden | Soviet Union | West Germany |
  | 1986 | Leningrad | Soviet Union | Sweden | West Germany |
  | 1987 | Heerenveen | Soviet Union | Sweden | West Germany |
  | 1988 | Grenoble | Soviet Union | Sweden | Finland |
  | 1989 | Assen | Soviet Union | Sweden | Czechoslovakia |
  | 1990 | Almaty | Soviet Union | Sweden | West Germany |
  | 1991 | Inzell | Soviet Union | Czechoslovakia | Sweden |
  | 1992 | Oulu | CIS | Sweden | Germany |
  | 1993 | Assen | Russia | Sweden | Netherlands |
  | 1994 | Karlstad | Russia | Sweden | Germany |
  | 1995 | Frankfurt am Main | Sweden | Russia | Kazakhstan |
  | 1996 | Izhevsk | Russia | Sweden | Kazakhstan |
  | 1997 | Berlin | Russia | Sweden | Finland |
  | 1998 | Göteborg | Russia | Sweden | Finland |
  | 1999 | Berlin | Russia | Sweden | Austria |
  | 2000 | Berlin | Russia | Finland | Sweden |
  | 2001 | Berlin | Russia | Austria | Germany |
  | 2002 | Krasnogorsk | Sweden | Russia | Europe |
  | 2003 | Saransk | Russia | Sweden | Germany |
  | 2004 | Inzell | Russia | Germany | Austria |
  | 2005 | Krasnogorsk | Russia | Europe | Germany |
  | 2006 | Berlin | Russia | Sweden | Finland |
  | 2007 | Saransk | Russia | Sweden | Germany |
  | 2008 | Krasnogorsk | Russia | Austria | Finland |
  | 2009 | Inzell | Russia | Austria | Germany |
  | 2010 | Krasnogorsk | Russia | Sweden | Austria |
  | 2011 | Berlin | Russia | Austria | Czech Republic |
  | 2012 | Tolyatti | Russia | Austria | Czech Republic |
  | 2013 | Sanok | Russia | Austria | Sweden |
  | 2014 | Tolyatti | Russia | Sweden | Finland |
  | 2015 | Berlin | Russia | Austria | Czech Republic |
  | 2016 | Tolyatti | Russia | Sweden | Austria |
  | 2017 | Inzell | Russia | Austria | Germany |
  | 2018 | Shadrinsk | Russia | Sweden | Austria |
  | 2019 | Tolyatti | Russia | Sweden | Austria |
  | 2020 | Berlin | Russia | Sweden | Germany |
  | 2021 and 2022 cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. |||||
  