2001 in modern pentathlon

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This article lists the main modern pentathlon events and their results for 2001.

International modern pentathlon events

September 28: 2001 CISM Modern Pentathlon Championships in Warendorf[1]
- Winner: Sergio Salazar

July 16: 2001 World Modern Pentathlon Championships in Millfield[2][3]
- Individual winners: Gábor Balogh (m) / Steph Cook (f)
August 2: 2001 World Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Budapest[4][5]
- Junior Individual winners: Michal Michalík (m) / Tatiana Gorliak (f)
- Junior Men's Team Relay winners: Egypt (Ali Assem, Raouf El-Raouf, & Mohamed Abdel Raouf)
- Junior Women's Team Relay winners: Hungary (Nora Simoka, Vivien Mathe, & Eva Sasvari)
August 28: 2001 World Youth "A" Modern Pentathlon Championships in Uppsala[6][7]
- Youth Individual winners: Robert Liptak (m) / Anastasiya Prokopenko (f)

Note 1: There is a discrepancy between three European cities as the main European MP Championships one.
Note 2: The men's EMPC (Sofia) results are not complete. Therefore, it is not definitive here.
June 18: 2001 European Modern Pentathlon Championships in Sofia[8]
- Winner: Steph Cook
July 2: 2001 European Modern Pentathlon Championships (Women) in Ústí nad Labem[9]
- Winner: Nora Simoka
July 12: 2001 European Youth "A" Modern Pentathlon Championships in Spała[10][11]
- Youth Individual winners: Dmitriy Telegin (m) / Tatiana Gorliak (f)
August 15: 2001 European Modern Pentathlon Championships (Men) in Melilla[12]
- Winner: Petr Lébl

Note 1: The MPWC #3 for Men (May 11) does not have any results on its UIPM page.
Note 2: The MPWC #4 for Women (August 11) does not have any results on its UIPM page.
March 17: MPWC #1 in Mexico City[13][14]
- Individual winners: Edvinas Krungolcas (m) / Georgina Harland
April 28: MPWC #2 for Men in Warendorf[15]
- Winner: Sandor Fulep
April 29: MPWC #2 for Women in Székesfehérvár[16]
- Winner: Georgina Harland
May 11: MPWC #3 for Women in Bath[17]
- Winner: Steph Cook
August 12: MPWC #4 (Men; final) in Moscow[18]
- Winner: Edvinas Krungolcas

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