World figure skating championship-women

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World figure skating championship—women

year winner

1906 M. Syers (U.K.)

1907 M. Syers (U.K.)

1908 L. Kronberger (Hung.)

1909 L. Kronberger (Hung.)

1910 L. Kronberger (Hung.)

1911 L. Kronberger (Hung.)

1912 M. Horvath (Hung.)

1913 M. Horvath (Hung.)

1914 M. Horvath (Hung.)

1915–21 no competition

1922 J. Szabó-Planck (Austria)

1923 J. Szabó-Planck (Austria)

1924 J. Szabó-Planck (Austria)

1925 J. Szabó-Planck (Austria)

1926 J. Szabó-Planck (Austria)

1927 S. Henie (Nor.)

1928 S. Henie (Nor.)

1929 S. Henie (Nor.)

1930 S. Henie (Nor.)

1931 S. Henie (Nor.)

1932 S. Henie (Nor.)

1933 S. Henie (Nor.)

1934 S. Henie (Nor.)

1935 S. Henie (Nor.)

1936 S. Henie (Nor.)

1937 C. Colledge (U.K.)

1938 M. Taylor (U.K.)

1939 M. Taylor (U.K.)

1940–46 no competition

1947 B. Scott (Can.)

1948 B. Scott (Can.)

1949 A. Vrzánová (Czech.)

1950 A. Vrzánová (Czech.)

1951 J. Altwegg (U.K.)

1952 J. du Bief (France)

1953 T. Albright (U.S.)

1954 G. Busch (Ger.)

1955 T. Albright (U.S.)

1956 C. Heiss (U.S.)

1957 C. Heiss (U.S.)

1958 C. Heiss (U.S.)

1959 C. Heiss (U.S.)

1960 C. Heiss (U.S.)

1961 not held*

1962 S. Dijkstra (Neth.)

1963 S. Dijkstra (Neth.)

1964 S. Dijkstra (Neth.)

1965 P. Burka (Can.)

1966 P. Fleming (U.S.)

1967 P. Fleming (U.S.)

1968 P. Fleming (U.S.)

1969 G. Seyfert (E.Ger.)

1970 G. Seyfert (E.Ger.)

1971 B. Schuba (Austria)

1972 B. Schuba (Austria)

1973 K. Magnussen (Can.)

1974 C. Errath (E.Ger.)

1975 D. de Leeuw (Neth.)

1976 D. Hamill (U.S.)

1977 L. Fratianne (U.S.)

1978 A. Pötzsch (E.Ger.)

1979 L. Fratianne (U.S.)

1980 A. Pötzsch (E.Ger.)

1981 D. Biellmann (Switz.)

1982 E. Zayak (U.S.)

1983 R. Sumners (U.S.)

1984 K. Witt (E.Ger.)

1985 K. Witt (E.Ger.)

1986 D. Thomas (U.S.)

1987 K. Witt (E.Ger.)

1988 K. Witt (E.Ger.)

1989 Ito M. (Japan)

1990 J. Trenary (U.S.)

1991 K. Yamaguchi (U.S.)

1992 K. Yamaguchi (U.S.)

1993 O. Baiul (Ukr.)

1994 Y. Sato (Japan)

1995 Chen Lu (China)

1996 M. Kwan (U.S.)

1997 T. Lipinski (U.S.)

1998 M. Kwan (U.S.)

1999 M. Butyrskaya (Russia)

2000 M. Kwan (U.S.)

2001 M. Kwan (U.S.)

2002 I. Slutskaya (Russia)

2003 M. Kwan (U.S.)

2004 S. Arakawa (Japan)

2005 I. Slutskaya (Russia)

2006 K. Meissner (U.S.)

2007 M. Ando (Japan)

2008 M. Asada (Japan)

*The entire U.S. team died in an airplane crash, and the championships were canceled.

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