No. | Year | Place | Country | European Champion |
Open Champion |
Main Event |
Weekend | Total |
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66 | 2024 | Toulouse | France | Andrii Kravets Ukraine |
Ji tae kim Korea |
869 | 619 | 972 |
65 | 2023 | Leipzig/Markkleeberg | Germany | Andrii Kravets Ukraine |
Insu Ryu Korea |
670 | 510 | 751 |
64 | 2022 | Vatra Dornei | Romania | Benjamin Dréan-Guénaïzia France |
Won-Jin Choi Korea |
307 | 257 | 336 |
63 | 2019 | Brussels | Belgium | Ilja Shikshin Russia |
Tengyu Sun China |
666 | 535 | 773 |
62 | 2018 | Pisa | Italy | Pavol Lisy Slovakia |
Yoon Nam-gi Korea |
900 | 653 | 999 |
61 | 2017 | Oberhof | Germany | Ilja Shikshin Russia |
Zhang Tao China |
821 | 635 | 921 |
60 | 2016 | St Petersburg | Russia | Ilja Shikshin Russia |
Kim Young-Sam Korea |
601 | 458 | 687 |
59 | 2015 | Liberec | Czechia | Fan Hui France |
Wang Zheming China |
761 | 504 | 821 |
58 | 2014 | Sibiu | Romania | Fan Hui France |
Tong Yulin China |
458 | 341 | 497 |
57 | 2013 | Olsztyn | Poland | Fan Hui France |
- | 594 | 378 | 624 |
56 | 2012 | Bonn | Germany | Jan Simara Czechia |
Song Jun-Hyup South Korea |
608 | 443 | 676 |
55 | 2011 | Bordeaux | France | Ilya Shikshin Russia |
Kim Youngsam South Korea |
756 | 431 | 810 |
54 | 2010 | Tampere | Finland | Ilya Shikshin Russia |
- | 459 | 350 | 507 |
53 | 2009 | Groningen | Netherlands | Alexandr Dinerchtein Russia |
Kim Eunkuk South Korea |
582 | 374 | 638 |
52 | 2008 | Leksand | Sweden | Catalin Taranu Romania |
Park Jong-Wook South Korea |
718 | 421 | 741 |
51 | 2007 | Villach | Austria | Ilya Shikshin Russia |
Hong Seok-Ui South Korea |
569 | 324 | 624 |
50 | 2006 | Frascati | Italy | Svetlana Shikshina Russia |
Park Chi-Seon South Korea |
290 | 132 | 312 |
49 | 2005 | Praha | Czechia | Alexandr Dinerchtein Russia |
- | 702 | 373 | 743 |
48 | 2004 | Tuchola | Poland | Alexandr Dinerchtein Russia |
Young Kwang Sun South Korea |
553 | 347 | 569 |
47 | 2003 | St.Petersburg | Russia | Alexandr Dinerchtein Russia |
Hong Seul Ki South Korea |
303 | 161 | 325 |
46 | 2002 | Zagreb | Croatia | Alexandr Dinerchtein Russia |
- | 304 | 213 | 333 |
45 | 2001 | Dublin | Ireland | Andrei Kulkov Russia |
- | 327 | 206 | 350 |
44 | 2000 | Strausberg | Germany | Alexandr Dinerchtein Russia |
Lee Hyuk South Korea |
501 | 402 | 611 |
43 | 1999 | Podbanske | Slovakia | Alexandr Dinerchtein Russia |
- | 343 | 239 | 375 |
42 | 1998 | Mamaia | Romania | Robert Mateescu Romania |
Lee Hyuk South Korea |
359 | 205 | 368 |
41 | 1997 | Marseille | France | Guo Juan Netherlands |
Lee Hyuk South Korea |
551 | 373 | 602 |
40 | 1996 | Abano Terme | Italy | Guo Juan Netherlands |
- | 462 | 334 | 496 |
39 | 1995 | Tuchola | Poland | Guo Juan Netherlands |
- | 380 | 281 | 400 |
38 | 1994 | Maastricht | Netherlands | Guo Juan Netherlands |
- | 333 | 350 | 482 |
37 | 1993 | Prague | Czechia | Rob van Zeijst Netherlands |
- | 507 | 384 | |
36 | 1992 | Canterbury | United Kingdom | Alexei Lazarev SSSR |
Takashi Matsutomo Japan |
278 | 239 | 356 |
35 | 1991 | Namur | Belgium | Alexei Lazarev SSSR |
Shu-tai Zhang China |
240+ | 224 | 315 |
34 | 1990 | Vienna | Austria | Rob van Zeijst Netherlands |
- | 250 | ||
33 | 1989 | Nis | Yugoslavia | Mathew Macfadyen United Kingdom |
Toshiyuki Sogabe Japan |
233 | 167 | |
32 | 1988 | Hamburg | West Germany | Tibor Pocsai Hungary |
- | 376 | 330 | 450 |
31 | 1987 | Grenoble | France | Mathew Macfadyen United Kingdom |
- | 337 | 243 | |
30 | 1986 | Budapest | Hungary | Ronald Schlemper Netherlands |
- | 365 | ||
29 | 1985 | Terschelling | Netherlands | Ronald Schlemper Netherlands |
- | 283 | 236 | |
28 | 1984 | Porrentruy | Switzerland | Mathew Macfadyen United Kingdom |
Hong Tay You South Korea |
145 | 151 | |
27 | 1983 | Edinburgh | United Kingdom | Janusz Kraszek Poland |
- | 120 | 139 | |
26 | 1982 | Copenhagen | Denmark | Ronald Schlemper Netherlands |
- | 166 | ||
25 | 1981 | Linz | Austria | Rob van Zeijst Netherlands |
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24 | 1980 | Mali Losinj | Yugoslavia | Mathew Macfadyen United Kingdom |
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23 | 1979 | Königswinter | West Germany | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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22 | 1978 | Paris | France | Helmut Hasibeder Austria |
- | |||
21 | 1977 | Rijswijk | Netherlands | Wolfgang Isele West Germany |
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20 | 1976 | Cambridge | United Kingdom | Patrick Merissert France |
- | |||
19 | 1975 | Krems | Austria | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
- | |||
18 | 1974 | Zagreb | Yugoslavia | Manfred Wimmer Austria |
- | |||
17 | 1973 | Sprendlingen | West Germany | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
- | |||
16 | 1972 | Enschede | Netherlands | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
- | |||
15 | 1971 | Bristol | United Kingdom | Zoran Mutabzija Yugoslavia |
- | |||
14 | 1970 | Vienna | Austria | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
- | |||
13 | 1969 | Ljubljana | Yugoslavia | Manfred Wimmer Austria |
- | |||
12 | 1968 | West Berlin | West Germany | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
- | |||
11 | 1967 | Staufen | West Germany | Zoran Mutabzija Yugoslavia |
- | |||
10 | 1966 | London | United Kingdom | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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9 | 1965 | Mnisek Pod Brdy | Czechoslovakia | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
- | |||
8 | 1964 | Scheveningen | Netherlands | Wichard von Alvensleben West Germany |
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7 | 1963 | Barsinghausen | West Germany | Wichard von Alvensleben West Germany |
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6 | 1962 | Garmisch Partenkirchen |
West Germany | Wichard von Alvensleben West Germany |
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5 | 1961 | Baden bei Wien | Austria | Wichard von Alvensleben West Germany |
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4 | 1960 | Oud Poelgeest | Netherlands | Günter Ciessow West Germany |
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3 | 1959 | Oberwarmsteinach | West Germany | Fritz Dueball West Germany |
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2 | 1958 | Altenmark Wienerwald |
Austria | Fritz Dueball West Germany |
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1 | 1957 | Cuxhaven | West Germany | Fritz Dueball West Germany |
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