Lista över medaljörer i drakbåts-VM för landslag (IDBF)
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Detta är en lista över medaljörer i drakbåts-VM för landslag arrangerade av International Dragon Boat Federation (IDBF).
Medaljörer
Premier
Herrar
200m/250m
500m
1 000m
2 000m
| Klass | Guld | Silver | Brons | |
| 1995–2004 | Fanns inte med på VM-programmet | |||
| Berlin 2005 | ||||
| Sydney 2007 | ||||
| Prag 2009 |  USA |  Kina |  Tjeckien | |
| Tampa Bay 2011 |  Ungern | USA |  Ryssland | |
| Szeged 2013 |  Kanada | USA | Kina | |
| Welland 2015 | Kanada | USA |  Thailand | |
| Kunming 2017 | Kina | USA | Thailand | |
Damer
200m/250m
500m
1 000m
2 000m
| Klass | Guld | Silver | Brons | |
| 1995–2007 | Fanns inte med på VM-programmet | |||
| Prag 2009 | Kanada | USA | Kina | |
| Tampa Bay 2011 | Kanada | USA | Kina | |
| Szeged 2013 | Kanada | Kina | USA | |
| Welland 2015 | USA | Kanada |  Australien | |
| Kunming 2017 | Kanada | USA | Kina | |
Mixed
200m/250m
500m
1 000m
| Klass | Guld | Silver | Brons | |
| 1995–2009 | Fanns inte med på VM-programmet | |||
| Tampa Bay 2011 | USA |  Tyskland | Ryssland | |
| Szeged 2013 | USA | Kanada | Kina | |
| Welland 2015 |  Taiwan | USA | Kanada | |
| Kunming 2017 | Kina | Kanada | USA | |
2 000m
| Klass | Guld | Silver | Brons | |
| 1995–2004 | Fanns inte med på VM-programmet | |||
| Berlin 2005 | ||||
| Sydney 2007 | ||||
| Prag 2009 | Ryssland | Kina | Tjeckien | |
| Tampa Bay 2011 | Kanada | USA | Tyskland | |
| Szeged 2013 | Kanada | USA | Ungern | |
| Welland 2015 | Kanada | USA | Taiwan | |
| Kunming 2017 | USA | Kina | Kanada | |
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