IWWF World Championships

Every 2 years the Cable Wakeboard World Council (CWWC) organize the World Championships in Cablewakeboard. At the next Worlds also Cablewakeskate will be included as an official discipline at the World Championships. Here you can find the full lists of all WC in the history of Cablewakeboarding with all Facts and Results: 


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9th World Championships 2016 Morelos, Mexico

For the first time ever the PanAm confederation will host the Cable Wakeboard & Wakeskate World Championships.

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8th World Championships 2014 Sauherad, Norway 

The 2014 World Championships were be hosted by Norway at the Telemark County at the Norsjø Cablepark of Norsjø Ferieland in Sauherad/Norway. 159 riders attended from 25 countries.

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7th World Championships 2012 
Clark, Philippines

 32 nationalities and over 200 Riders – this is what the Cable Wakeboard Worlds 2012 brought to the Philippines. 
An impressive event hosted by Deca Wakepark in Clark, around 2 hours drive from capital city Manila.

See the competition pages here: Wakeboard

6th World Championships 2010 Neubrandenburg, Germany

For the first time since 2001, the IWWF Wakeboard World Championships found their way back to Germany, and along with it, the superstars came to Neubrandenburg: Australia, USA, Israel, Russia, and­ – of course – the European top teams from Great Britain and Holland, they all showed their best wakeboarding tricks to the judges and the 2.500 heads in the audience. The wakeskaters fought for the title “Wakeskate Master Of The Universe” and being host, the German team appeared highly motivated. However, they missed the team title by a mere 40 points, so that one went to Great Britain.

See all Facts and Results: here

5th World Championships 2008          Anapa, Russia

Rider rock Russia – Ski Rixen Vostok Cable Wakeboard World Championships 2008 in Anapa
Toprider elect World Champions in Russia.
Yes, it’s done – today the Best of the world’s best riders elected their World Champions within the categories Girls, Boys, Junior Ladies, Junior Men, Open Ladies, Open Men and Masters Men.

See all Facts and Results:  here

 4th World Championships 2006  - Feldkirchen, Austria

Open Men - Laurent Peyrichou (FRA)
Open Ladies - Julia Bormann (GER)
Masters Men - Thorsten Bernecker (GER)
Junior Men - Nick Davies (GBR)
Junior Ladies - Ginger Pfennings (GER)
Boys - Ben Cordery (GBR)
Girls - Maxine Sapulette (NED)
Team - 1st Germany, 2nd Great Britain, 3rd USA, then NED, HUN, FRA, ISR, RSA, AUT, SER, AUS, CRO, BUL, ITA, HKG, SLO, NOR, SVK, SNG, JPN

See all Facts and Results: here

3rd World Championships 2005 - Budapest, Hungary

Open Men - Bernhard Hinterberger (GER)
Open Ladies - Denise De Haan (NED)
Masters Men - Csaba Ekes (HUN)
Junior Men - Sam Collins (AUS)
Junior Ladies - Pauline Dyrschka (GER)
Boys - Marc Shuster (RSA)
Girls - Michelle Bausch (GER)
Team - 1st Germany, 2nd Hungary, 3rd USA, then NED, GBR, AUS, ISR, RSA, FRA, SER, BUL, CRO, AUT, SVK, THA, JPN, NOR, SLO

See all Facts and Results: here

2nd World Championships 2003 - Logan, Australia

Open Men - Bernhard Hinterberger (GER)
Open Ladies - Kirsten Fromeyer (GER)
Masters Men - Zak Strickland (GRB)
Junior Men - Björn Seidler (GER)
Junior Ladies - Pauline Dyrschka (GER)
Boys - Peter-Pascal Schmidt (GER)
Team - 1st Germany, 2nd Great Britain, 3rd Australia, then USA, HUN, NED, FRA, AUT, ISR, CRO, JAP & SNG (JOINT)

See all Facts and Results: here
 

1st World Championhips 2001 - Dusiburg, Germany

Open Men - Bernhard Hinterberger (GER)
Open Ladies - Sally Grice (AUS)
Masters Men - Chris Potts (GRB)
Junior Men - Ben Hitch (GBR)
Junior Ladies - Sally Grice (AUS)
Boys - Sam Collins (AUS)
Girls - Pauline Dyrschka (GER)
Team - 1st Germany, 2nd Great Britain, 3rd Australia, then JUN, NED, USA, AUT, JPN, ICL, THAI, FRA, JAM, CRO, RSA, BUL, TUR

 
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