FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix
Results summary

FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix

Section Title: Results summary
Table Section Text: None

Year	Finals Hosts	Final	3rd Place Match	Teams IR / FR

Champions	Score	Runners-up	3rd Place	Score	4th Place

1993	Hong Kong Hong Kong	Cuba	3–0	China	Russia	3–1	Brazil	8 / 6

1994	China Shanghai	Brazil	Round-robin	Cuba	China	Round-robin	Japan	12 / 4

1995	China Shanghai	United States	Round-robin	Brazil	Cuba	Round-robin	China	8 / 4

1996	China Shanghai	Brazil	Round-robin	Cuba	Russia	Round-robin	China	8 / 4

1997	Japan Kobe	Russia	Round-robin	Cuba	South Korea	Round-robin	Japan	8 / 4

1998	Hong Kong Hong Kong	Brazil	3–0	Russia	Cuba	3–1	China	8 / 4

1999	China Yuxi	Russia	3–0	Brazil	China	3–1	Italy	8 / 4

2000	Philippines Quezon City	Cuba	3–1	Russia	Brazil	3–1	China	8 / 4

2001	Macau Macau	United States	3–1	China	Russia	3–0	Cuba	8 / 8

2002	Hong Kong Hong Kong	Russia	3–1	China	Germany	3–1	Brazil	8 / 4

2003	Italy Andria	China	Round-robin	Russia	United States	Round-robin	Netherlands	12 / 6

2004	Italy Reggio Calabria	Brazil	3–1	Italy	United States	3–0	Cuba	12 / 6

2005	Japan Sendai	Brazil	Round-robin	Italy	China	Round-robin	Cuba	12 / 6

2006	Italy Reggio Calabria	Brazil	3–1	Russia	Italy	3–2	Cuba	12 / 6

2007	China Ningbo	Netherlands	Round-robin	China	Italy	Round-robin	Russia	12 / 6

2008	Japan Yokohama	Brazil	Round-robin	Cuba	Italy	Round-robin	United States	12 / 6

2009	Japan Tokyo	Brazil	Round-robin	Russia	Germany	Round-robin	Netherlands	12 / 6

2010	China Ningbo	United States	Round-robin	Brazil	Italy	Round-robin	China	12 / 6

2011	Macau Macau	United States	3–0	Brazil	Serbia	3–0	Russia	16 / 8

2012	China Ningbo	United States	Round-robin	Brazil	Turkey	Round-robin	Thailand	16 / 6

2013	Japan Sapporo	Brazil	Round-robin	China	Serbia	Round-robin	Japan	20 / 6

2014	Japan Tokyo	Brazil	Round-robin	Japan	Russia	Round-robin	Turkey	28 / 6

2015	United States Omaha	United States	Round-robin	Russia	Brazil	Round-robin	China	28 / 6

2016	Thailand Bangkok	Brazil	3–2	United States	Netherlands	3–2	Russia	28 / 6

2017	China Nanjing	Brazil	3–2	Italy	Serbia	3–1	China	32 / 6

Sentence(s)

The winners in 2000, 2001 and 2003 were Cuba, USA and China.

final_sentence: The winners in 2000, 2001 and 2003 were Cuba, USA and China.