Talk:European Yo-Yo Championship

Championships

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

References

  1. ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 1A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.
  2. ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 2A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.
  3. ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 3A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.
  4. ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 4A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.
  5. ^ Brown, Steve (2018-03-21). "2018 European YoYo Championship – 5A Results". yoyonews.com. Retrieved 2018-05-04.