Ecco i primi risultati del Campionato del Mondo IAU 100 km che si è disputato il 12 settembre 2015 a Wiinschoten (NED): i risultati sono stati ottimi, con 21 uomini sotto le sette ore!

Incoronato campione del mondo 100 km 2015 lo svedese Jonas Buud (6h22'44), mentre la è campionessa del mondo la statunitense Camille Herron.(7h08'35).
Bronzo mondiale ed europeo maschile all'Italia con Giorgio Calcaterra (6h36'49)
Ricordiamo che il Campionato del Mondo lo si è fatto nel contesto della celebrata 100 km di Winschoten che si corre su di un circuito molto veloce di 10 km da ripetere per 10 volte.
Poco dopo il 70° km Jonas Buud ha preso il comando della corsa superando lo statunitense James Walmsey che è stato risucchiato indietro, mentre sempre al 70° km la statunitense Camille Herro che era stata sempre al comando ha incrementato notevolmente l'andatura.

Kajsa Berg (SWE) has come home in second place for the ladies in 7:20:48.
Camille Herron is crowned IAU 100K World Ladies Champion in 7.08.35!
21 men in below 7 hours - fabulous results!

IAU 100K World Championships Top Ten Men ( Unofficial results)

1 133 Buud, Jonas SWE 06:22:44

2 66 Cuevas, Asier ESP 06:35:49

3 94 Calcaterra, Giorgio ITA 06:36:49

4 125 Larkin, Vasiliy RUS 06:38:48

5 24 Decock, Wouter BEL 06:41:27

6 134 Fagerlund, Fritjof SWE 06:42:51

7 127 Chudykov, Vsevolod RUS 06:43:13

8 73 Bellanca, Jerome FRA 06:43:41

9 86 Neuschwander,Flor GER 06:49:13

10 112 Sorokin, Aleksandr LTU 06:50:34

16.47 - Silver medal Cuevas (ESP) 6.35.49, Bronze medal Calcaterra ( ITA) 6.36.49, then fourth Larkin (RUS) 6.38.48 and fifth Wouter (BEL) 6.41.27

16.25 - Jonas Buud wins the IAU World and European Championships for 2015 in 6.23.48 ( unofficial time) A very well earned victory!

4.05 pm - In the ladies race, Herron ( USA) lead Berg ( SWE) by 9 mins with Zakrzewski ( GBR) in third.

4 pm - Jonas Buud is on his last lap with an estimated finish time likely to be around 6.20. Cuevas and Larkin following.

3:16pm - Cuevas in 2nd place 3.5mins behind followed by Larkin and Calcaterra.

2:40pm - Buud has taken the lead at 70kms, Cuevas current European Champion is in 2nd place aboout 3 minites behind. Larkin is running with Calcaterra in 4th place.

At 60kms - Herron has increased her lead to 12 minutes. Berg is running in 2nd place. Zakrzewski is in 3rd place followed by Sarah Bard (USA) and Irina Antrapova (RUS)

1:56pm - 60 kms Buud is about 30 seconds behind Walmsley. Jose Antonio Requejo is running 3rd, followed by Cuevas and Larkin.

At 50kms - Herron has a 10minute lead on Berg. Followed by Mochizuki, Zakrzewski and Zhalybina.

1:01pm - Berg moves to second place. Mochizuki is right behind.

12:56am: 40 kms
Men: Walmsley still leading but Buud has led the chase group to Noorden. The chase group includes Way and Itagaki.
Women: Herron still leading the women. The only one at this point to have gone over the 40 km mark.

Il 28° Campionato del Mondo IAU 100 km su strada (con abbinato il 23° Campionato Europeo IAU 100 km su strada) si svolgerà il 12 settembre 2015 a Winschoten (Olanda). Ecco di seguito la comunicazione da parte del Segretario Generale IAU con il link alla start list, prodotta dal LOC.

Sono 350 gli atleti in rappresentanza di oltre 37 nazioni: dimostrazione che la disciplina delle ultrmaratone è in crescita con nuove nazioni emergenti, prima mai rappresentate ai Campionati del Mondo. Certocon un ampio divario tra squadre che si presentano con ilnumeromassimo di atleti - uomini e donne - consentiti e altre nazioni più poveri e che appena adesso si affacciano alla disciplina delle Ultra che sono raprresentate da un nu numero molto limitato di atleti, se non a volte da uno solo.

IAU 100K World & European Championships 2015 Start List

The LOC has produced the start list with the race numbers for each athlete and their teams.

The full list for the IAU Championships is attached here and you will see which championships each athlete has entered.

If there are any issues please contact us and we look forward to seeing you all later this week.

Hilary Walker

IAU General Secretary

The 28th IAU 100km World Championships will take place in Winschoten, the Netherlands on 12th Sept 2015.

The race will also have several concurrent championships, namely, the 23rd European Championships, 100km World Masters Championships and the Dutch Champinships.

In the absence of world champions Max King and Ellie Greenwood from Doha 2014, we will be crowning the new world champions, in Winschoten next weekend. Vasiliy Larkin and Camille Herron lead the men´s and women´s field respectively going into the race. Media Report

In addition to individual titles athletes will be going for the team finishes as well in both the World and European Championships.

Viewers/Readers at home can watch live streaming of the races at (runwinschoten.nl). At this site you can also locate live intermediate and final times of the race. You can also follow Live Updates on our website (www.iau-ultramarathon.org) and twitter (@iaunews).

Continuing with our new tradition of getting involved in the running community (and youth events), we will be joining the local club on thursday evening for a run.

(Media Report) Larkin and Herron lead the field at the 28th IAU 100km World Championships The 28th IAU 100km World Championships will take place in Winschoten, the Netherlands on 12th September 2015. These championships also have several concurrent championships alongside, namely, the 23rd IAU European Championships, 100km World Masters Championships and the Dutch Championships.

Two Hundred and Forty international athletes representing thirty seven countries will run around a fairly flat ten kilometer course In the absence of last year’s winners Max King (USA) and Ellie Greenwood (GBR) we will be crowing new champions in this event. Vasiliy Larkin (RUS) leads the men’s field having run 6:18:26 at Ispitai Sebia Ultramarathon in 2013.

He was just over the 6 Hour mark at the Comrades Marathon this year. Giving him company will be Steven Way (GBR) and Jonas Buud (SWE) with bests (2013-2015) of 6:19:20 and 6:28:57 respectively. Way has recently taken the ultrarunning world by storm while Buud is a perennial at the world championships podium. Former champion Giorgio Calcaterra (ITA) will also be in the field having won 100km del Passatore this year. Another well known name is bronze medal winner from last world championships in Doha, Jose Antonio Requejo (ESP) who will try to move up on the podium in Winschoten.

Three members of a team count for team standings. Japan will be entering a very fast men’s team with three runners under 6:40. Spain and Great Britain with their consistent performers will be looking for that top world and European team spots as well. In the women’s field, Camille Herron (USA) will be leading the field. She ran a very fast 7:26:24 at the Mad City 100km this year.

Two of last year’s podium finishers, Chiyuki Mochizuki (JPN) and Jo Zakrzewski (GBR), with bests (2013-2015) of 7:36:39 and 7:41:55, will be toeing the line to move up on the podium places and be crowed the world champion. Former world champion, when it was last held in Winschoten In 2011, Marina Zhalybina (RUS) will also be in the field alongside her teammate Irina Antrapova. In the team competition, Nikolina Sustic will be leading a very fast Croatian team. Japan, Great Britain and Sweden have a very fast team entered as well with Berg leading the team from Sweden after a 1- year hiatus.

The race promises to be quite an exciting one. We are looking forward to the festivities next weekend! Times based on 2013-2015

Top Men:

1) Vasily Larkin RUS 6:18:26
2) Steven Way GBR 6:19:20
3) Jonas Buud SWE 6:28:57
4) Yoshikazu Hara JPN 6:35:49
5) Tsutomu Nagata JPN 6:36:39

Top Women:

1) Camille Herron USA 7:26:24
2) Chiyuki Mochizuki JPN 7:36:39
3) Joasia Zakrzewski GBR 7:41:55
4) Nikolina Sustic CRO 7:41:42
5) Irina Antropova RUS 7:44:26

Nadeem Khan IAU

Director of Communications

Nadeem.khan@iau-ultramarathon.org

Pronti al via della tre giorni sportiva ad Annecy in francia, in occasione della Tecnica MaXi Raceche nle suo palinsesoto accoglie sette diverse gare su distanze e con dsilivelli altimetrici che spaziano dalla diffcioltà estrema a quella più mild per i trailer meno esperti o meno allenati.

Sono oltre 7000 gli iscritti. Naturalmente la gara clou sarà quella sulla distnza maxi (85 chilometri e 5200 metri di dislivello positivo) che, quest'anno accoglie anche il 5° Campionato del Mondo IAU Trail. Per quest'ultimo, gli iscritti, in rappresentanza di 39 nazioni, hanno raggiunto la quota record di 287 atleti di cui 109 le donne.

The 7000 bib numbers are ready and the 14,000 chips in place. Still waiting to be unrolled are3500 meters of banners and the 2000 sections of caution taped to be placed along the course the day before the races and removed the day after. Not to mention the 780 metal barriers!

The 4 aid stations expect the first runners on Saturday, May 30, to arrive as early as 05:15 on top of Mount Semnoz, the first aid station of the 4. Stocked and ready are a total of 25,000 liters of water in 4000 bottles, 6800 bottles of Gatorade, 2800 cans of Pepsi, 100 bottles of orange juice, 180kg of salty foods (cashews, peanuts), and of course much more.

Four-hundred volunteers are ready and waiting to stand at one of 800 posts; in just 3 days the starting gun for the first race will fire....

The Tecnica-MaXi-Race: an event designed "by runners for all runners". For the last several months, event organizers have been refining each piece of the puzzle. The 2015 Tecnica-MaXi-Race, with its 7 race formats, will host the 5th IAU Trail World Championships. What an incredible challenge to undertake.

As the hours count down to the start, Stéphane Agnoli, race director, explains, "We arebeginning to stress just a little, but our energy is focused first and foremost on the runners. These races are for them. Experienced or novice, the goal is to have fun, to enjoy the amazing trails and landscapes while pushing one's personal limits. That said, we are determined to ensure that volunteers are able to experience the event live; this is also their event, their race. If both runners and volunteers are happy, everything else will fall into place, and the entire organizing team will be content with the result."

Trail running, an activity, a sport, a societal trend. The 3 days of races around Lake Annecy echo the growing popularity of trail running in France and around the world. With a total of 51 nations represented, a lineup of elite runners competing for 4 world championship titles, 39 national delegations present, and 7000 everyday runners from all walks of life, all will run together on the same trails as a family, with friends, for a cause, or for a medal; this outdoor race will be a true celebration!

Follow the event. The website now has a special "live coverage" event homepage that will allow everyone, spectators or companions, to follow the event from start to finish. Live broadcasting will begin on Thursday night with the opening ceremony for the World Championships, followed by racecoverage for every runner and other practical information throughout the entire three days.

(dal sito web della IAU) The 5th IAU Trail World Championships will take place on May 30th 2015 in Annecy France. A new record participation at the 5th edition of the IAU Trail World Championships. There will be 287 athletes representing 39 federations who will be toeing the line in Annecy, France on 30th May 2015. Defending world champion Nathalie Mauclair (FRA) will be at the start line. Ricky Lightfoot (GBR) winner at the 4th edition of the championships will not be in Annecy.
There is an outstanding field that will be in Annecy for the race this weekend. Please find the attached media report on the race (media)

The 5 th IAU Trail World Championships are taking place in France.

The event will take place in Annecy, France on 30th May 2015.

The 85km run will be hosted at the same site as the Tecnica MaXi race and will take runners over a 5200m of vertical gain.

The race has attracted a record number of participants in the IAU Trail World Championships. There will be 178 men and 109 women representing 39 countries.

The 287 participants mark a new record for competitors in the trail world championships.

Sebastien Spehler (FRA) leads the men’s field having won last year’s MaXi Race. He has already won the Trail du Wurzel and Trail du Petit Ballon.

Luis Alberto Hernando (ESP) and Alex Varner (USA) have had a good season and are amongst the leaders lining up at the world champs. Hernando won the Transvulcania earlier in the month and Varner won Lake Sonoma 50 Mile last month.

In the Women’s field, Nathalie Mauclair (FRA) defending world champion is at the starting field. She won her last race Grand Raid Reunion in October 2014. Caroline Chaverot (FRA) is the defending Maxi race champion and will once again start this year to claim victory. Krissy Moehl (USA) a regular top performer in the United States has had a great start to the season having finished 2nd at the Gorge Waterfalls will be at the start line as well.

In addition to individual titles on the line there are team competitions as well.

The team atmosphere does elevate the excitement of the championships as team points translate to interesting team dynamics. Race start time is 3:30am.

EVENT PROGRAM & RACE SCHEDULE

Thursday, May 28

19:00: Opening ceremony for the 2015 IAU Trail World Championships

along the shores of Lake Annecy: "Le Pâquier," 5 Avenue d'Albigny - 74000 Annecy

Live web coverage on www.maxi-race.org

Friday, May 29

11:00: Official press conference for the 2015 Tecnica-MaXi-Race and IAU Trail World Championships
BALCONS DU LAC D'ANNECY HOTEL, 1487 Route de Cessenaz - 74320 Sevrier

18:30: Start, Vertical Race, from the "Petit Port"

19:00: First runners finish the Vertical Race (at the top of Mt. Baron)

Saturday, May 30

03:30: Start, 2015 IAU Trail World Championships, Albigny Beach

05:00: Start, Tecnica-MaXi-Race, Albigny Beach

06:00: Start, 2 and 4-person Team-Race, Albigny Beach

06:00: Start, Day 1, Compressport XL-Race, Albigny Beach

08:30: Start, Femina Race, "Salle des Fêtes" building, 01 Allée du Clos Chevalier, 74290 Menthon-Saint-Bernard

10:00: First runners finish the Femina Race, Albigny Beach

12:00: First runners finish the 2015 IAU Trail World Championships, Albigny Beach

13:20: First runners finish the Tecnica-MaXi-Race, Albigny Beach

13:30: First runners finish the 2 and 4-person Team-Race, Albigny Beach

18:00: Post race press conference, 2015 IAU Trail World Championships and Tecnica-MaXi- Race in the big tent at the MaXi-Village

19:00: awards ceremony, 2015 IAU Trail World Championships, Albigny Beach

Sunday, May 31

07:00: Start, Day 2, Compressport XL-Race

08:00: Start, Marathon Race, Albigny Beach

09:00: Start, Trail Découverte, Albigny Beach

13:00: First runners finish, Day 2, Compressport XL Race

13:00: First runners finish the Marathon Race - Trail Découverte

Ecco di seguito, l'elenco degli atleti italiani, selezionati per il Campionato del Mondo IAU Trail 2015, in programma ad Annecy in Francia il 30 maggio 2015.

Oggi, la rappresentativa azzurra sarà presentata in occasione del raduno pre-mondiale in svolgimento a Badia Prataglia, in provincia di Arezzo.

Ricordiamo che Badia Prataglia sarà anche la location che ospiterà il Campionato Italiano IUTA di Ultratrail "medio" il prossimo 5 settembre.
Sarà, dunque, una partecipazione che si preannuncia quasi al gran completo - salvo defaillance dell'ultim'ora -, con quasi il massimo degli atleti previsti, sia tra gli uomini e le donne (le donne solo 8).

Tra questi atleti verranno selezionati, nell'imminenza della gara, sulla base di valutazioni tecniche e sullo stato di forma di ciascuno di essi, quelli che andranno a comporre i team che concorreranno per la classifica a squadre.

DONNE

1. Amadori Giulia, Entella Running
2. Bertasa Cinzia, Bergamo Stars Atletica
3. Borzani Lisa, Amatori Atletica Chirignago
4. Glarey Sonia, APD Pont Saint Martin
5. Mora Cecilia, ASD Caddese
6. Morbelli Simona, Sai Frecce Bianche
7. Oliveri Virginia, Atletica Varazze
8. Parigi Maria Chiara, Podistica Arezzo

UOMINI

1. Canetta Filippo, Asso Orobica
2. Collè Franco, Polisportiva Sant'Orso Aosta
3. Geronazzo Ivan Atletica Valdobbiadese
4. Insam Christian, Gardena Runners
5. Lucchese Matteo, Valmontone Adventure
6. Ornati Giulio, Gruppo Sportivo Bognanco
7. Ruzza Stefano, Atletica San Marco
8. Trisconi Stefano, Castiglione Ossola
9. Zanchi Marco, Asso Orobica

E' giunto alla sua conclusione il Campionato del Mondo 24 ore su strada della IAU, andato in scena a Torino nel circuito ricavato all'interno del Parco Ruffini, tra l'11 e il 12 aprile 2015.

Al Campionato del Mondo, alla sua 11^ edizione, era abbinato il Campionato europeo 24 ore su strada 2015.

Vincitori del IAU World Championships 2015 sono stati il tedesco Florian Reus con 263,899 km percorsi, e la statunitense Katalin Nagy (244,495 km).

Il podio maschile del Mondiale é stato interamente europeo: sul secondo gradino del podio, infatti, è salito il polacco Pawel Szynal (261,181 km), mentre al terzo posto si è piazzato il britannico Robbie Britton (261.140 km).

La gara femminile invece ha visto il predominio USA, con la conquista anche del secondo posto della classifica con Tracy Falbo (239,740 km), mentre al terzo posto si è piazzata la svedese Maria Jansson (238,964 km).

Questo Campionato del Mondo mostra sicuramente un elevazione del livello tecnico sia da parte degli uomini sia da parte delle donne, anche soltanto considerando gli importi chilometrici dei primi dieci nella classifica generale maschile e femminile (ed anche con l'emergere di nazioni che sino a questo momento non avevano prodotto grandi campioni di ultramaratona.

Gli Italiani, purtroppo, non sono andati secondo le aspettative, considerando che il nostro Ivan Cudin, uomo di punta della nostra delegazione nazionale con un personal best di oltre 260 km era uno dei favoriti in gara, ma ciò nonostante si sono difesi bene e hanno lottato per un posto dignitoso nella classifica a squadre.
Del resto, c'è chi sale e chi scende: le variabili implicate in una gara di 24 ore sono talmente tante che è impossibile poter fare dei pronostici attendibili, soltanto sulla base delle prestazioni precedentemente realizzate, senza che - al tempo stesso - ci sia un valido ricambio generazionale.

Per esempio, anche il team giapponese che, solitamente, sia al maschile sia al femminile si è particolarmente distinto, è stato quest'anno in tono decisamente minore, rimanendo ben lontano dalla zona premiazioni.

Di seguito alcuni estratti dalle classifiche.

Uomini individuale (Mondiale)
1 82 REUS FLORIAN 1 M E GERMANY GER 23:56:36 132 05:26 263,899
2 143 SZYNAL PAWEŁ 2 M E POLAND POL 23:52:14 130 05:29 261,181
3 74 BRITTON ROBBIE 3 M E UNITED KINGDOM GBR 23:53:47 130 05:29 261,140
4 163 MACAJ IVAN 4 M E SLOVAKIA SVK 23:55:17 129 05:33 258,333
5 37 HANSEN KIM 5 M E DENMARK DEN 23:59:36 129 05:35 257,753
6 28 PROCTOR DAVID 6 M CANADA CAN 23:51:57 128 05:34 257,093
7 75 ROBBINS PAT 7 M E UNITED KINGDOM GBR 23:54:22 128 05:35 256,801
8 188 RIOPEL RICH 8 M UNITED STATES USA 23:54:39 128 05:35 256,743
9 184 LEWIS HARVEY 9 M UNITED STATES USA 23:51:19 127 05:36 255,470
10 7 ECKFORD MATTHEW 10 M AUSTRALIA AUS 23:48:48 127 05:36 255,033

18 103 ROVERA PAOLO 19 M E ITALIA ITA 23:59:56 122 05:54 243,688


Donne individuale (Mondiale)
1 323 NAGY KATALIN 18 F UNITED STATES USA 23:54:35 122 05:52 244,495
2 324 FALBO TRACI 26 F UNITED STATES USA 23:59:14 120 06:00 239,740
3 311 JANSSON MARIA 29 F E SWEDEN SWE 23:53:28 119 05:59 238,964
4 325 GUTERL MAGGIE 34 F UNITED STATES USA 23:59:20 118 06:06 235,811
5 298 BEREZNOWSKA PATRYCJA 37 F E POLAND POL 23:50:07 116 06:07 233,395
6 208 OBORNE JODIE 43 F AUSTRALIA AUS 23:56:15 115 06:14 230,244
7 313 NILRUD ANNIKA 44 F E SWEDEN SWE 23:58:00 115 06:15 230,054
8 252 WYKES ISOBEL 50 F E UNITED KINGDOM GBR 23:50:06 113 06:17 227,090
9 256 FATTON JULIA 52 F E GERMANY GER 23:58:18 113 06:21 226,002
10 297 NIWIŃSKA ALEKSANDRA 53 F E POLAND POL 23:58:13 113 06:21 225,989
 

18 272 ZECCHINO MARIA LUISA 71 F E 56 ITALIA ITA 23:49:37 108 06:34 217,292


Risultati classifica a squadre (Mondiale)
Uomini
1 UNITED KINGDOM M ROBBINS, BRITTON, HOLYOAK GBR 384 770,777
2 AUSTRALIA M MICHAEL, EWAN, ECKFORD AUS 376 752,665
3 GERMANY M REUS, THOMS, MARHOLD GER 372 745,075
4 UNITED STATES M LEWIS, RIOPEL, ARMSTRONG USA 369 740,452
5 FRANCIA M DAVID , DILMI , RUEL FRA 368 736,237
6 POLAND M CZAPIGA, RADZIKOWSKI, SZYNAL POL 363 727,221
7 NORWAY M DØRUM, SØRSTAD, TARANGER NOR 345 691,820
8 RUSSIAN FEDERATION M PONOMAREV, KRUGLIKOV, SHARKOV RUS 344 690,021
9 FINLAND M HYPPÖLÄ, SMEDS, KALLIOLA FIN 343 688,375
10 LATVIA M NILOVS, ACTINS, KEGIS LAT 343 687,856
11 JAPAN M HARA, NARAKI, KISO JPN 342 684,054
12 ITALIA M CUDIN, ROVERA, PAOLETTI ITA 341 682,513
13 CZECH REPUBLIC M HOKEŠ, BOHDAL, BRUNNER CZE 336 672,315
14 HUNGARY M TÖRÖK-ILYÉS, VERESS, LAJKÓ HUN 332 665,904
15 BELGIUM M STYNEN, DE JAEGER-BRAET, PALMANS BEL 330 661,343
16 AUSTRIA M MAYER, BUBENDORFER, SAGEDER AUT 325 650,449
17 DENMARK M KLITGAARD SØRENSEN, HANSEN, STEENBERG-HANSEN DEN 321 641,258
18 LITHUANIA M SOROKIN, GARMUS, BAUŽYS LTU 314 628,436
19 CANADA M PROCTOR, BARTEAUX, GAUDET CAN 310 621,324
20 ARGENTINIA M PETRACCI, ROJAS PEREDO, BARNES ARG 302 604,566
21 SWITZERLAND M DESTEFFANI, SCHWITTER, FATTON SUI 300 601,446
22 ESTONIA M MAASIKRAND, POLL, LUUD EST 297 594,420
23 SPAIN M POSADO PEREZ, NAVARRO BOTELLA, SERNA LOPEZ ESP 291 584,227
24 NEW ZEALAND M MCCORKINDALE, BUTCHER, BOTHA NZL 287 576,535
25 HONG-KONG M CHENG, WONG, SZE HKG 287 574,332
26 NETHERLANDS M VAN WIJNGAARDEN, BOERSMA, ZUIDEMA NED 277 553,749
27 SWEDEN M STEENE, FALK, OLSSON SWE 276 552,358
28 SLOVAKIA M LINDVAI, MACAJ, HRMO SVK 276 551,887
29 URUGUAY M YERITANO, RIVERO, LAVANDEIRA URU 262 525,795
30 UKRAINE M BALATSKYY, KOSYK, KHRYSTENOK UKR 252 503,466
31 BRAZIL M DEDE SILVA NETO, MACHADO, FERNANDEZ VIEIRA BRA 238 477,502
32 MEXICO M VEGA, MARTINEZ, REYES MEX 232 465,919
33 TAIWAN M HUANG, LO, LEE TPE 230 462,949
34 IRELAND M KEITH, GALLEN, O'REGAN IRL 223 449,170
Donne
1 UNITED STATES F GUTERL, FALBO, NAGY USA 360 720,046
2 SWEDEN F JANSSON, NILRUD, FONN SWE 342 684,981
3 POLAND F NIWIŃSKA, BEREZNOWSKA, MATEJCZUK POL 338 678,468
4 UNITED KINGDOM F MARTIN-CONSANI, LAW, WYKES GBR 333 668,305
5 GERMANY F SCHUHAJ, FATTON, HOFFMANN GER 330 660,618
6 RUSSIAN FEDERATION F MASLOVA, PALTSEVA, MOSKALEVA RUS 304 610,572
7 NORWAY F BANOUN, FALK, HOLMGREN NOR 303 606,997
8 HUNGARY F CSÁKÁNY, VÁGÓ, LUBICS HUN 300 603,385
9 FINLAND F THORSTRÖM, ANTELL, TOIVONEN FIN 299 600,972
10 FRANCIA F PEUCH , VERNET , BOULY FRA 292 584,957
11 CANADA F THOMPSON, VAN WOLDE, HUNTLEY CAN 287 576,483
12 SWITZERLAND F WERTHMÜLLER, SCHÜPBACH, ZIMMERMANN SUI 287 575,134
13 CROATIA F BEBIĆ, ORLIĆ, JURIŠIĆ CRO 279 561,062
14 NETHERLANDS F VOETS, DIERX, HEKKERS NED 270 542,203
15 BELGIUM F VERSCHUERE, TURLOT, BEERNAERT BEL 261 522,762
16 JAPAN F OKA, AOTANI, FUJIWARA JPN 261 522,721
17 CZECH REPUBLIC F GRUBEROVÁ, MOCKO, NĚMEČKOVÁ CZE 261 522,271
18 NEW ZEALAND F ALLAN, JOHNSON, CHENG NZL 260 520,817
19 AUSTRALIA F OBORNE, BREMNER, NICHOLL AUS 259 519,305
20 ARGENTINIA F FARIAS, CELEIRO, MORO ARG 258 517,371
21 ITALIA F ZECCHINO, VALDO, LUTTEROTTI ITA 255 512,492
22 UKRAINE F SHEVCHENKO, LABARTKAVA, ANDRIICHUK UKR 253 506,097
23 AUSTRIA F HEIML, MOSHAMMER, STRIEDNIG AUT 252 503,963
24 URUGUAY F ARAUJO, HERNANDEZ, SANCHEZ URU 191 384,054
25 SPAIN F JIMENEZ MARTIN, HEREDIA JUAREZ, TOMAZ DE AQUINO ESP 176 352,256
26 ESTONIA F RÜÜTEL, ROOSI, VELLERIND EST 143 286,552
27 LATVIA F VEIPA LAT 80 161,177
28 MEXICO F ANDONIE MEX 25 49,650

Nella classifica europea a squadre, l'Italia maschile sale al 5° posto, mentre la squadra femminile è attestata in 15^ posizione.