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Year - Location - Champions
1960 - Goteborg S - Sweden (Ove Fundin, Bjoern Knuttson, Olle Nygren, Rune Soermander)
1961 - Wroclaw PL - Poland (Marian Kaiser, Henryk Zyto, Florian Kapala, Stanislaw Tkocz, Mieczyslaw Polukard)
1962 - Slany CZ - Sweden (Ove Fundin, Bjoern Knuttson, Rune Soermander, Goete Nordin, Soeren Sjoesten)
1963 - Vienna A - Sweden (Ove Fundin, Bjoern Knuttson, Goete Nordin, Rune Soermander, Per Soermander)
1964 - Abensberg D - Sweden (Ove Fundin, Bjoern Knuttson, Goete Nordin, Rune Soermander, Soeren Sjoesten)
1965 - Kempten D - Poland (Andrzej Pogorzelski, Andrzej Wygleda, Zbigniew Podlecki, Antoni Woryna)
1966 - Wroclaw PL - Poland (Andrzej Wygleda, Antoni Woryna, Andrzej Pogorzelski, Marian Rose, Edmund Migos)
1967 - Malmoe S - Sweden (Ove Fundin, Bengt Jansson, Goete Nordin, Torbjoern Harrysson)
1968 - London GB - Great Britain (Barry Briggs, Ivan Mauger, Nigel Boocock, Martin Ashby, Norman Hunter)
1969 - Rybnik PL - Poland (Andrzej Wygleda, Edward Jancarz, Stanislaw Tkocz, Henryk Gluecklich, Andrzej Pogorzelski)
1970 - London GB - Sweden (Ove Fundin, Anders Michanek, Bengt Jansson, Soeren Sjoesten)
1971 - Wroclaw PL - Great Britain (Barry Briggs, Ivan Mauger, Ray Wilson, Jimmy Airey)
1972 - Olching D - Great Britain (Ivan Mauger, Ray Wilson, Terry Betts, John Louis)
1973 - London GB - Great Britain (Ray Wilson, Terry Betts, Peter Collins, Malcolm Simmons)
1974 - Chorzow PL - Great Britain (Peter Collins, John Louis, Dave Jessup, Malcolm Simmons)
1975 - Norden D - Great Britain (Martin Ashby, Peter Collins, Malcolm Simmons, John Louis)
1976 - London GB - Australia (Billy Sanders, Phil Herne, John Boulger, Phil Crump)
1977 - Wroclaw PL - Great Britain (Michael Lee, Dave Jessup, John Davis, Peter Collins, Malcolm Simmons)
1978 - Landshut D - Denmark (Finn Thomsen, Hans Nielsen, Ole Olsen, Mike Lohmann)
1979 - London GB - New Zealand (Larry Ross, Mitch Shirra, Ivan Mauger, Bruce Cribb)
1980 - Wroclaw PL - Great Britain (Peter Collins, Dave Jessup, Michael Lee, Chris Morton)
1981 - Olching D - Denmark (Erik Gundersen, Tommy Knudsen, Hans Nielsen, Ole Olsen, Finn Thomsen)
1982 - London GB - United States (Bruce Penhall, Kelly Moran, Bobby Schwartz, Shawn Moran)
1983 - Vojnes DK - Denmark (Finn Thomsen, Peter Ravn, Hans Nielsen, Erik Gundersen, Ole Olsen)
1984 - Leszno PL - Denmark (Lars Eriksen, Hans Nielsen, Bo Petersen, Erik Gundersen)
1985 - Long Beach USA - Denmark (Tommy Knudsen, Hans Nielsen, Erik Gundersen, Preben Eriksen, Bo Petersen)
1986 - Ve/Vo/Br - Denmark (Hans Nielsen, Erik Gundersen, Jan O.Pedersen, Tommy Knudsen)
1987 - Fr/Co/Pr - Denmark (Hans Nielsen, Erik Gundersen, Jan O.Pedersen, Tommy Knudsen)
1988 - Long Beach USA - Denmark (Hans Nielsen, Jan O.Pedersen, Erik Gundersen, Tommy Knudsen, John Joergensen)
1989 - Bradford GB - Great Britain (Jeremy Doncaster, Paul Thorp, Kelvin Tatum, Simon Wigg, Simon Cross)
1990 - Pardubice CZ - USA (Sam Ermolenko, Rick Miller, Shawn Moran, Kelly Moran, Billy Hamill)
1991 - Vojens DK - Denmark (Hans Nielsen, Jan O.Pedersen, Tommy Knudsen, Gert Handberg, John Joergensen)
1992 - Kumla S - USA (Sam Ermolenko, Ronnie Correy, Billy Hamill, Greg Hancock, Bobby Ott)
1993 - Coventry GB - USA (Sam Ermolenko, Bobby Ott, Billy Hamill, Greg Hancock, Josh Larsen)

1994 - The competition was aligned with the World Pairs Championship.

1994 - Broksted D - Sweden (Tony Rickardsson, Henrik Gustafsson, Mikael Karlsson)
1995 - Bydgoszcz PL - Denmark (Hans Nielsen, Tommy Knudsen, Brian Karger)
1996 - Diedenbergen D - Poland (Tomasz Gollob, Slawomir Drabik, Piotr Protasiewicz)
1997 - Pila PL - Denmark (Hans Nielsen, Tommy Knudsen, Jesper B.Jensen)
1998 - Vojens DK - USA (Billy Hamill, Greg Hancock, Sam Ermolenko)

1999 - The competition returned to four team formats.

1999 - Pardubice CZE - Australia (Jason Crump, Jason Lyons, Leigh Adams, Ryan Sullivan, Todd Wiltshire)
2000 - Coventry ENG - Sweden (Tony Rickardsson, Mikael Karlsson, Henrik Gustafsson, Peter Karlsson, Niklas Klingberg)

Br = Bradford GB, Co = Coventry GB, Fr = Fredericia DK, Pr = Prague CZ, Ve = Vetlanda S, Vo = Vojens DK.

In 2001, The World Cup was introduced.
2001 - Wroclaw POL - Australia (Jason Crump, Todd Wiltshire, Craig Boyce, Ryan Sullivan, Leigh Adams)
2002 - Peterborough UK - Australia (Jason Crump, Todd Wiltshire, Ryan Sullivan, Leigh Adams, Jason Lyons)
2003 - Vojens DK - Sweden (Nicki Pedersen, Hans Andersen, Bjarne Pedersen, Kenneth Bjerre, Niels-Kristian Iversen)