Talk:European Yo-Yo Championship
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Championships[edit]
1A[edit]
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Vashek Kroutil ( Czech Republic)
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Mateusz Ganc ( Poland)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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| 2011 | Tomáš Bubák ( Czech Republic)
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Mateusz Ganc ( Poland)
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Grzegorz Wojcik ( Poland)
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| 2012 | Grzegorz Wójcik ( Poland)
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Vashek Kroutil ( Czech Republic)
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Mateusz Ganc ( Poland)
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| 2013 | Janos Karancz ( Hungary)
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Gregorz Wójcik ( Poland)
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Maxim Gruzintsev ( Russia)
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| 2014 | Carlos Braun ( Germany)
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Jan Hlinka ( Slovakia)
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Vilmos Zoltan Kiss ( Hungary)
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| 2015 | Jakub Dekan ( Czech Republic)
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Tal Mordoch ( Israel)
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Vilmos Zoltan Kiss ( Hungary)
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| 2016 | Tal Mordoch ( Israel)
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Konstantin Tudjarov ( Bulgaria)
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Jakub Dekan ( Czech Republic)
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| 2017 | Tal Mordoch ( Israel)
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Konstantin Tudjarov ( Bulgaria)
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Janos Karancz ( Hungary)
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| 2018[1] | Tal Mordoch ( Israel)
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Michael Malík ( Czech Republic)
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Kacper Pałatyński ( Poland)
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| 2019 | Kacper Pałatyński ( Poland)
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Tal Mordoch ( Israel)
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Michael Malík ( Czech Republic)
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2A[edit]
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Dave Geigle ( Germany)
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Jan Schmutz ( Switzerland)
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Ivo Studer ( Switzerland)
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| 2011 | Dave Geigle ( Germany)
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Jan Schmutz ( Switzerland)
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Ivo Studer ( Switzerland)
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| 2012 | Dave Geigle ( Germany)
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Jan Schmutz ( Switzerland)
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Luke Roberts ( United Kingdom)
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| 2013 | Dave Geigle ( Germany)
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Jan Schmutz ( Switzerland)
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Jan Bubák ( Czech Republic)
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| 2014 | Dave Geigle ( Germany)
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Matyáš Racek ( Czech Republic)
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Dominique Vionnet ( Switzerland)
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| 2015 | Jan Schmutz ( Switzerland)
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Matyáš Racek ( Czech Republic)
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Clément Bertaux ( France)
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| 2016 | Naoto Okada ( Germany)
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Jan Schmutz ( Switzerland)
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Matyáš Racek ( Czech Republic)
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| 2017 | Clément Bertaux ( France)
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Matyáš Racek ( Czech Republic)
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Andres "PAC" Pegam ( Germany)
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| 2018[2] | Matyáš Racek ( Czech Republic)
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Quentin Godet ( France)
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George Stoyanov ( Bulgaria)
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| 2019 | Huy Chan Chun ( United Kingdom)
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Matyáš Racek ( Czech Republic)
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Márk Németh ( Hungary)
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3A[edit]
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Ondřej Šedivý ( Czech Republic)
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Liam Devine ( United Kingdom)
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| 2011 | David Molnár ( Hungary)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Saska Särkilahti ( Finland)
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| 2012 | Michal Jaško ( Czech Republic)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Stephen Langley ( United Kingdom)
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| 2013 | Michal Jaško ( Czech Republic)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Stephen Langley ( United Kingdom)
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| 2014 | Michal Jaško ( Czech Republic)
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Stephan Kosintev ( Russia)
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Stephen Langley ( United Kingdom)
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| 2015 | Stephen Langley ( United Kingdom)
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Páll Valdimar Guðmundsson Kolka ( Iceland)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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| 2016 | Stephen Langley ( United Kingdom)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Pall Valdimar Gudmundsson ( Iceland)
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| 2017 | Stephen Langley ( United Kingdom)
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Páll Valdimar Guðmundsson Kolka ( Iceland)
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Seva Golovin ( Czech Republic)
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| 2018[3] | Takuma Inoue ( Hungary)
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Páll Valdimar Guðmundsson Kolka ( Iceland)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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| 2019 | Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Páll Valdimar Guðmundsson Kolka ( Iceland)
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Stephen Langley ( United Kingdom)
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4A[edit]
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Nandor Groger ( Hungary)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Luke Roberts ( United Kingdom)
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| 2011 | Nandor Groger ( Hungary)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Hybl Zdenek ( Switzerland)
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| 2012 | Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Groger Nandor ( Hungary)
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Molnar David ( Hungary)
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| 2013 | Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Molnar David ( Hungary)
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Quentin Godet ( France)
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| 2014 | Quentin Godet ( France)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Groger Nandor ( Hungary)
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| 2015 | Quentin Godet ( France)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Jeff Coons ( Germany)
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| 2016 | Naoto Okada ( Germany)
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Norbert Jenei ( Hungary)
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Quentin Godet ( France)
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| 2017 | Quentin Godet ( France)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Norbert Jenei ( Hungary)
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| 2018[4] | František Procházka ( Czech Republic)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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Quentin Godet ( France)
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| 2019 | František Procházka ( Czech Republic)
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Quentin Godet ( France)
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Lorenzo Sabatini ( Italy)
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5A[edit]
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Petr Kavka ( Czech Republic)
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David Molnar ( Hungary)
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Peter Kison ( Slovakia)
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| 2011 | David Molnar ( Hungary)
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Alexey Nemchik ( Russia)
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Peter Kison ( Slovakia)
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| 2012 | Daniel Budai ( Hungary)
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David Molnar ( Hungary)
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Alexey Nemchik ( Russia)
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| 2013 | Ján Hlinka ( Slovakia)
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Daniel Budai ( Hungary)
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Maciek Cwynar ( Poland)
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| 2014 | David Molnar ( Hungary)
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Daniel Budai ( Hungary)
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Petr Kavka ( Czech Republic)
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| 2015 | David Molnar ( Hungary)
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Daniel Budai ( Hungary)
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Petr Kavka ( Czech Republic)
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| 2016 | David Molnar ( Hungary)
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Petr Kavka ( Czech Republic)
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Nicolas Záhorský ( Slovakia)
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| 2017 | Viktor Kollár ( Hungary)
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Petr Kavka ( Czech Republic)
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George Stoyanov ( Bulgaria)
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| 2018[5] | Takuma Inoue ( Hungary)
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Viktor Kollár ( Hungary)
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George Stoyanov ( Bulgaria)
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| 2019 | Petr Kavka ( Czech Republic)
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Viktor Kollár ( Hungary)
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Gábor Szilágyi ( Hungary)
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- ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 1A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.
- ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 2A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.
- ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 3A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.
- ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 4A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.
- ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 5A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.