EGF Hall of Fame - Past Winners of discontinued events

Ing Memorial

• 2009 Fan Hui
• 2008 Fan Hui
• 2007 Fan Hui
• 2006 Fan Hui
• 2005 Fan Hui
• 2004 Catalin Taranu
• 2003 Guo Juan, Cristian Pop, Catalin Taranu, Csaba Mero
• 2002 Alexandr Dinerchtein
• 2001 Alexandr Dinerchtein
• 2000 Lee Hyuk
• 1999 Catalin Taranu
• 1998 Guo Juan
• 1997 Guo Juan
• 1996 Guo Juan
• 1995 Catalin Taranu
• 1994 Guo Juan
• 1993 Shen Grunagji
• 1992 Guo Juan
• 1991 Guo Juan
• 1990 Rob van Zeijst

European Cup

Tournaments buy points in the GP circuit. First season ran from end 2003 until end May 2005.
Restarted August 2011 (season ran to end 2012).

• 2013 Cristian Pop
• 2012 Csaba Mero
• 2007 Pal Balogh
• 2006 Cho Seok-Bin
• 2005 Ondrej Silt

Pandanet Go European Cup

Replaced European Go Tour and European Cup. Each Cup ended at Paris Tournament.

• 2011 Csaba Mero
• 2010 Pal Balogh
• 2009 Ondrej Silt
• 2008 Cho Seok-Bin

Toyota - IGS-Pandanet European Go Tour

Originally Toyota European Go Tour. Each Tour ended at Paris Tournament.

• 2007 Cho Seok-Bin
• 2006 Cho Seok-Bin
• 2005 Radek Nechanicky
• 2004 Radek Nechanicky
• 2003 Radek Nechanicky
• 2002 Tibor Pocsai
• 2001 Victor Bogdanov

Fujitsu Cup

Player qualified for World event following year.

• 2002 Catalin Taranu
• 2001 Rob van Zeijst
• 2000 Guo Juan
• 1999 Rob van Zeijst
• 1998 Guo Juan
• 1997 Catalin Taranu
• 1996 Rob van Zeijst
• 1995 Guo Juan
• 1994 Guo Juan
• 1993 Rob van Zeijst

Fujitsu Qualifier

Qualifiers selected from GP results from 1989. 2010 played online.

• 2010 Alexandr Dinerchtein
• 1989 Ronald Schlemper
• 1988 Ronald Schlemper

Fujitsu GP

1988 GP was not "Fujitsu". GP ended with EGC. Replaced after 1999 by Toyota Tour.

• 1999 Victor Bogdanov
• 1998 Victor Bogdanov
• 1997 Alexei Lazarev
• 1996 Guo Juan
• 1995 Guo Juan
• 1994 Shen Gruangji
• 1993 Shen Gruangji
• 1992 Guo Juan
• 1991 Zhang Shutai
• 1990 Zhang Shutai
• 1989 Yoo Jong-Sun
• 1988 Tibor Pocsai

Fujitsu GP Qualifiers

Player qualified for World event following year. Qualifiers selected by tournament until 1989 Cup and from 1994 Cup.

• 1992 Alexei Lazarev
• 1991 Alexei Lazarev
• 1990 Victor Bogdanov
• 1989 Matthew Macfadyen

WBaduk Champions League

• 2014 Ilya Shikshin

European Oza

• 2008 Alexandr Dinerchtein, Ilya Shikshin, Cristian Pop
• 2006 Alexandr Dinerchtein, Guo Juan, Ilya Shikshin
• 2004 Andrei Kulkov
• 2002 Alexandr Dinerchtein

Obayashi Cup

Held to celebrate opening of EGCC on 9 and 10 May 1992 and then every September until 2000.

• 2000 Du Jingyu
• 1999 Guo Juan
• 1998 Farid Ben Malek
• 1997 Zhang Shutai
• 1996 Guo Juan
• 1995 Guo Juan
• 1994 Shen Gruangji
• 1993 Guo Juan
• 1992 Zhang Shutai

European Masters

• 2008 Franz-Josef Dickhut
• 2007 Alexandr Dinerchtein
• 2006 Svetlana Shikshina
• 2005 Alexandr Dinerchtein
• 2003 Catalin Taranu