World Artistic Gymnastics Championships – Men's horizontal bar

The men's horizontal bar competition was an inaugural event at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships.[1][2] It has been held in every year since its inception.

Three medals are awarded: gold for first place, silver for second place, and bronze for third place. Tie breakers have not been used in every year. In the event of a tie between two gymnasts, both names are listed, and the following position (second for a tie for first, third for a tie for second) is left empty because a medal was not awarded for that position. If three gymnastics tied for a position, the following two positions are left empty.

Medalists

Bold numbers in brackets denotes record number of victories.

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
1903 Belgium Antwerp France Joseph Martinez France Jules Lecoutre
France Pierre Payssé
Belgium Charles van Hulle
-
1905 France Bordeaux France Marcel Lalu France Joseph Martinez France Lucien Démanet
France Pierre Payssé
1907 Austria-Hungary Prague France Georges Charmoille
Bohemia František Erben
- France Jules Rolland
1909 Luxembourg Luxembourg France Joseph Martinez (2) Bohemia Josef Čada
Bohemia František Erben
Austria-Hungary K. Fuchs
-
1911 Italy Turin Bohemia Josef Čada France Marco Torrès Italy Giorgio Romano
Bohemia Svatopluk Svoboda
1913 France Paris Bohemia Josef Čada (2)
France Marco Torrès
- Belgium A. Demol
Italy Osvaldo Palazzi
Bohemia Josef Sykora
1915–1917 Not held due to World War I
1922 Kingdom of Yugoslavia Ljubljana Czechoslovakia Miroslav Klinger
Kingdom of Yugoslavia Leon Štukelj
Kingdom of Yugoslavia Peter Šumi
- -
1926 France Lyon Kingdom of Yugoslavia Leon Štukelj (2) Kingdom of Yugoslavia Josip Primožič Czechoslovakia Ladislav Vácha
1930 Luxembourg Luxembourg Hungary István Pelle Hungary Miklos Péter Kingdom of Yugoslavia Leon Štukelj
1934 Hungary Budapest Germany Ernst Winter Switzerland Georges Miez
Germany Heinz Sandrock
-
1938 Czechoslovakia Prague Switzerland Michael Reusch Czechoslovakia Alois Hudec Switzerland Walter Beck
1942 Not held due to World War II
1950 Switzerland Basel Finland Paavo Aaltonen Finland Veikko Huhtanen Switzerland Walther Lehmann
Switzerland Josef Stalder
1954 Italy Rome Soviet Union Valentin Muratov West Germany Helmut Bantz
Soviet Union Boris Shakhlin
-
1958 Soviet Union Moscow Soviet Union Boris Shakhlin Soviet Union Albert Azaryan Japan Masao Takemoto
Soviet Union Yuri Titov
1962 Czechoslovakia Prague Japan Takashi Ono Japan Yukio Endō
Soviet Union Pavel Stolbov
-
1966 West Germany Dortmund Japan Akinori Nakayama Japan Yukio Endō Japan Takashi Mitsukuri
1970 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Ljubljana Japan Eizō Kenmotsu Japan Akinori Nakayama Japan Takuji Hayata
East Germany Klaus Köste
1974 Bulgaria Varna West Germany Eberhard Gienger East Germany Wolfgang Thüne Japan Eizō Kenmotsu
Poland Andrzej Szajna
1978 France Strasbourg Japan Shigeru Kasamatsu West Germany Eberhard Gienger Bulgaria Stoyan Deltchev
Soviet Union Gennady Krysin
1979 United States Fort Worth United States Kurt Thomas Soviet Union Aleksandr Tkachyov Soviet Union Alexander Dityatin
1981 Soviet Union Moscow Soviet Union Aleksandr Tkachyov Soviet Union Artur Akopyan
West Germany Eberhard Gienger
-
1983 Hungary Budapest Soviet Union Dmitry Bilozerchev Soviet Union Alexander Pogorelov
France Philippe Vatuone
-
1985 Canada Montreal China Tong Fei East Germany Sylvio Kroll Japan Mitsuaki Watanabe
1987 Netherlands Rotterdam Soviet Union Dmitry Bilozerchev (2) Canada Curtis Hibbert East Germany Holger Behrendt
Hungary Zsolt Borkai
1989 West Germany Stuttgart China Li Chunyang Soviet Union Vladimir Artemov Japan Yukio Iketani
1991 United States Indianapolis Germany Ralf Büchner
China Li Chunyang (2)
- Soviet Union Vitaly Scherbo
1992 France Paris Commonwealth of Independent States Grigory Misutin China Li Jing Commonwealth of Independent States Igor Korobchinsky
1993 United Kingdom Birmingham Russia Sergey Kharkov Romania Marius Gherman Hungary Zoltán Supola
1994 Australia Brisbane Belarus Vitaly Scherbo Hungary Zoltán Supola Belarus Ivan Ivankov
1995 Japan Sabae Germany Andreas Wecker Japan Yoshiaki Hatakeda Bulgaria Krasimir Dunev
China Zhang Jinjing
1996 Puerto Rico San Juan Spain Jesús Carballo Bulgaria Krasimir Dunev Belarus Vitaly Scherbo
1997 Switzerland Lausanne Finland Jani Tanskanen Spain Jesús Carballo Ukraine Olexander Beresh
1999 China Tianjin Spain Jesús Carballo (2) Canada Alexander Jeltkov China Yang Wei
2001 Belgium Ghent Greece Vlasios Maras Ukraine Olexander Beresh
Australia Philippe Rizzo
-
2002 Hungary Debrecen Greece Vlasios Maras (2) Belarus Ivan Ivankov
Slovenia Aljaž Pegan
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2003 United States Anaheim Japan Takehiro Kashima Italy Igor Cassina Russia Alexei Nemov
2005 Australia Melbourne Slovenia Aljaž Pegan France Yann Cucherat Ukraine Valeri Goncharov
2006 Denmark Aarhus Australia Philippe Rizzo Slovenia Aljaž Pegan Greece Vlasios Maras
2007 Germany Stuttgart Germany Fabian Hambüchen Slovenia Aljaž Pegan Japan Hisashi Mizutori
2009 United Kingdom London China Zou Kai Netherlands Epke Zonderland Italy Igor Cassina
2010 Netherlands Rotterdam China Zhang Chenglong Netherlands Epke Zonderland Germany Fabian Hambüchen
2011 Japan Tokyo China Zou Kai (2) China Zhang Chenglong Japan Kōhei Uchimura
2013 Belgium Antwerp Netherlands Epke Zonderland Germany Fabian Hambüchen Japan Kōhei Uchimura
2014 China Nanning Netherlands Epke Zonderland (2) Japan Kōhei Uchimura Croatia Marijo Možnik
2015 United Kingdom Glasgow Japan Kōhei Uchimura United States Danell Leyva Cuba Manrique Larduet
2017 Canada Montreal Croatia Tin Srbić Netherlands Epke Zonderland Netherlands Bart Deurloo
2018 Qatar Doha
2019 Germany Stuttgart

All-time medal count

Last updated after the 2017 World Championships.

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Japan (JPN)65920
2 China (CHN)62210
3 Soviet Union (Soviet Union)57416
4 France (FRA)56314
5 Germany (GER)4217
6 Bohemia[a]3227
7 Yugoslavia3115
8 Netherlands (NED)2316
9 Finland (FIN)2103
 Spain (ESP)2103
11 Greece (GRE)2013
12 Slovenia (SLO)1304
 West Germany1304
14 Hungary (HUN)1225
15  Switzerland (SUI)1135
16 Belarus (BLR)1124
17 Czechoslovakia1113
18 Australia (AUS)1102
 United States (USA)1102
20 CIS (CIS)[c]1012
 Croatia (CRO)1012
 Russia (RUS)1012
23 East Germany0224
24 Canada (CAN)0202
25 Italy (ITA)0134
26 Bulgaria (BUL)0123
 Ukraine (UKR)0123
28 Belgium (BEL)0112
29 Austria-Hungary (Austria-Hungary)[b]0101
 Romania (ROM)0101
31 Cuba (CUB)0011
 Poland (POL)0011
Totals (32 nations)515347151

References

  1. "47th FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships MONTREAL (CAN)". live.fig-gymnastics.com. Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique. Retrieved 2018-09-06.
  2. "48th FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships DOHA (QAT)". www.fig-gymnastics.com. Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique. Retrieved 2018-09-06.
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