1999 in modern pentathlon

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This article lists the main modern pentathlon events and their results for 1999.

International modern pentathlon events

Note: The results in the UIPM website for this event (Winnipeg) is completely wrong.
August 3: 1999 Pan American Games in Winnipeg
- Individual winners: Velizar Iliev (m) / Mary Beth Iagorashvili (f)
August 25: 1999 CISM Modern Pentathlon Championships in Warsaw[1]
- Men's Individual winner: Libor Capalini
- Men's Team Relay winners: Germany (Roman Wagner, Eric Walther, & Jan Veder)

Note: The results for the women's individual event (Budapest) was incomplete.
Note: The results for the women's individual event (Chieti) was incomplete.
Note: The results for the men's team relay event (Chieti) was inconclusive.
Note: There was no results for the men's event (Bayreuth) here.
July 13: 1999 World Modern Pentathlon Championships in Budapest[2][3]
- Men's Individual winner: Gábor Balogh
- Men's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Peter Sarfalvi, Gábor Balogh, & Akos Hanzely)
- Women's Team Relay winners: Great Britain (Steph Cook & Georgina Harland)
August 4: 1999 World Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Chieti[4][5]
- Men's Individual winner: CHOI Jae-kun
- Women's Team Relay winners: Poland (Katarzyna Baran, Dominica Grodzicka, & Marlene Zolnowska)
September 3: 1999 World Youth "A" Modern Pentathlon Championships in Bayreuth[6]
- Women's Individual winner: Tatiana Gorliak

Note: The results for the men's team relay event (Székesfehérvár) was inconclusive.
Note: It was not clear which city hosted the EMPC here.
Note: It was not clear who won the women's individual event (Santiago) here.
Note: There was no results for the women's individual (Sant Boi de Llobregat) event.
Note: The results for the men's team relay event (Bishkek) was inconclusive.
April 12: 1999 European Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Székesfehérvár[7][8]
- Junior Individual winners: Eric Walther (m) / Zsuzsanna Vörös (f)
- Women's Junior Team Relay winners: Hungary (Noemi Feher, Nora Simoka, & Vivien Mathe)
May 27: 1999 European Modern Pentathlon Championships (#1) in Drzonków[9]
- Individual winners: Gábor Balogh (m) / Katalin Partics (f)
June 3: 1999 European Modern Pentathlon Championships (#2) in Tampere[10]
- Men's Individual winner: Nicolae Papuc
June 27: 1999 South American Modern Pentathlon Championships in Santiago[11][12]
- Men's Individual winner: Jan Veder
- Women's Individual winner: Caroline Delemer or Steph Cook
July 23: 1999 European Youth "B" Modern Pentathlon Championships in Sant Boi de Llobregat[13]
- Youth Individual winner: Andrejus Zadneprovskis
October 4: 1999 Asian Modern Pentathlon Championships in Bishkek[14]
- Men's Individual winner: Andrejus Zadneprovskis

Note: The women's results for the Mexico City event (#2) was inconclusive.
Note: The women's results for the Rome event (#3) was inconclusive.
March 6: MPWC #1 in San Antonio[15][16]
- Men's Individual winners: Janne Pykalisto & Akos Hanzely
- Women's Individual winners: Anna Sulima & Nora Simoka
- Women's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Nora Simoka, Eva Sasvari, & Vivien Mathe)
March 7: MPWC #2 in Mexico City[17][18]
- Men's Individual winners: Marco Lutzenberger & Vakhtang Iagorashvili
- Men's Team Relay winners: Russia (Mikhail Kuznetov, Ilia Frolov, & Alexei Velikodnyi)
April 8: MPWC #3 in Rome[19]
- Men's Individual winner: Michal Sedlecky
April 22: MPWC #4 in Darmstadt[20][21]
- Women's Individual winners: Jeanette Malm & Steph Cook
- Women's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Csilla Füri, Nora Simoka, & Zsuzsanna Vörös)
May 6 & 7: MPWC #5 in Budapest & Aix-en-Provence[22][23]
- Men's Individual winner: Tzanko Hantov
- Women's Individual winners: Steph Cook & Federica Foghetti
September 25 & 26: MPWC #6 (final) in Sydney[24][25]
- Individual winners: Sébastien Deleigne (m) / Zsuzsanna Vörös (f)
- Men's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Peter Sarfalvi, Gábor Balogh, & Akos Hanzely)
- Women's Team Relay winners: Great Britain (Georgina Harland, Steph Cook, & Kate Allenby)

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