European Championships Balkline 71/2 Overview

Introduction

01 – 1947 Amsterdam / Piet van de Pol
02 – 1948 Paris / Piet van de Pol
03 – 1949 Paris / Joaquin Domingo
04 – 1950 Liège / Clément van Hassel
05 – 1951 Huelva / Piet van de Pol
06 – 1952 Mulhouse / Walter Lütgehetmann
07 – 1953 Viersen / Walter Lütgehetmann
08 – 1954 Brussels / Clément van Hassel
09 – 1955 Barcelona / Salvador Orti Velez
10 – 1956 Liège / Piet van de Pol
11 – 1957 Thionville / José Gálvez
12 – 1957 Mönchengladbach / Emile Wafflard
13 – 1958 Arnheim / Emile Wafflard
14 – 1959 Brussels / Emile Wafflard
15 – 1960 Murcia / Emile Wafflard
16 – 1961 Thionville / Laurent Boulanger
17 – 1962 Ostende / Laurent Boulanger
18 – 1963 Den Helder / Raymond Ceulemans
19 – 1964 Spa / José Gálvez
20 – 1965 Thionville / Henk Scholte
21 – 1966 Tournai / Raymond Ceulemans
22 – 1967 Heerlen / Jean Marty
23 – 1968 Tarragona / Raymond Ceulemans
24 – 1969 Roubaix / Jean Marty
25 – 1971 Valkenburg / Raymond Ceulemans
26 – 1973 Castellon / Ludo Dielis
27 – 1974 Heeswijk Dinther / Francis Connesson
28 – 1975 Essen / Francis Connesson
29 – 1976 Toulouse / Franz Stenzel
30 – 1977 Terneuzen / Dieter Müller
31 – 1978 Straßburg / Dieter Müller
32 – 1978 Quierschied / Raymond Ceulemans
33 – 1979 Torhout / Francis Connesson
34 – 1982 Dudelange / Christ van der Smissen
35 – 1982 Marseille / Jan Arnouts
36 – 1985 Erkelenz / Fonsy Grethen
37 – 1987 Mollerusa / Fonsy Grethen
38 – 1989 Wihchen / Stephan Horvath
39 – 1990 Luxembourg / Fonsy Grethen
40 – 1991 De Haan / Frédéric Caudron
41 – 1992 Hooglede / Stephan Horvath
42 – 1993 Jeper / Peter de Backer
43 – 1997 Brno / Henri Tilleman
44 – 1997 Ronchin / Michael Hikl
45 – 1998 Ronchin / Fonsy Grethen
46 – 1999 Ronchin / Thomas Nockemann
47 – 2001 Aalten / Thomas Nockemann
48 – 2001 Ronchin / Patrick Niessen
49 – 2002 Ronchin / Patrick Niessen
50 – 2004 Winschoten / Patrick Niessen
51 – 2005 Cevera / Patrick Niessen
52 – 2006 Ecully / Henri Tilleman
53 – 2007 Athens / Xavier Gretillat
54 – 2007 Domburg / Henri Tilleman
55 – 2009 Herten / Esteve Mata
56 – 2013 Brandenburg / Raymund Swertz
57 – 2015 Brandenburg / Raymund Swertz
58 – 2017 Brandenburg / Raul Cuenca
59 – 2019 Brandenburg / Raymund Swertz
60 – 2022 Montbrison / Willy Gerimont
61 – 2023 Antalya / Marek Faus
62 – 2024 Cevera / Raymund Swertz
63 – 2025 Cevera / Arnim Kahofer
64 – 2026 Antalya / Arnim Kahofer