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Template:470 Open European Championship medallists

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1966 Boulogne-sur-Mer[1]  France
Gabriel de Kergariou
Alain Cordonnier
 France
Léon Brillouet
Blanchard
 France
Jean-Claude Cornu
Jean Morin
1967 Lacanau[2]  Belgium
Paul Maes
Daniel Quertainmont
 France
Marc Bouet
Joël Desbois
 France
Yves Pajot
Marc Pajot
1968 Palamós[3]  France
Marc Bouet
Joël Desbois
 France
Yves Pajot
Marc Pajot
 France
Jean-Louis Brehant
Jean-François Brehant
1969 Castiglione della Pescaia[4]  France
Marc Bouet
Michel Christ
 France
Marc Laurent
Michel Cornic
  Switzerland
Bernard de Gaudenzi
Malignon
1971 Southend-on-Sea[5]  France
Philippe Follenfant
Hubert Follenfant
 Netherlands
Tom van Essen
Wouter van Essen
 Belgium
Paul Maes
Daniel Quertainmont
1972 Medemblik[6]  Netherlands
Joop van Werkhoven
Robert van Werkhoven
 France
Philippe Follenfant
Hubert Follenfant
 Netherlands
Tom van Essen
Wouter van Essen
1973 Saint-Cast-le-Guildo[7]  Denmark
Henrik Söderlund
Anders Børresen
 West Germany
Frank Hübner
Klaus Feldmann
 Netherlands
Joop van Werkhoven
Robert van Werkhoven
1974 El Masnou[8]  France
Marc Bouet
Stéphane Fleury
 Spain
Juan Santana
Francisco Colom
 France
Philippe Follenfant
Hubert Follenfant
1975 Stokes Bay[9]   Switzerland
Jean-Claude Vuithier
Laurent Quellet
 Norway
C. Aazer
Walter
 West Germany
Frank Hübner
Harro Bode
1976 Hellerup[10]  Sweden
Olle Johansson
Lars Johansson
 Denmark
Lars Lønberg
Dan Ibsen Sørensen
 Poland
Leon Wróbel
Tomasz Stocki
1977 Rust[11]  Soviet Union
Yuri Koriachkin
Vasili Koriachkin
 East Germany
Helmar Nauck
Harald Schaale
 Israel
Shimshon Brokman
Eitan Friedlander
1978 Cascais[12]  Soviet Union
Mikhail Kudryavtsev
Edgar Terekhin
 Israel
Shimshon Brokman
Eitan Friedlander
 Poland
Leon Wróbel
Tomasz Stocki
1979 Dénia[13]  Israel
Shimshon Brokman
Eitan Friedlander
 West Germany
Wolfgang Hunger
Niels Korte
 Poland
Leon Wróbel
Tomasz Stocki
1980 Helsinki[14]  East Germany
Jörn Borowski
Egbert Svensson
 France
Daniel Péponnet
Thierry Peponnet
 Soviet Union
Vladimir Ignatenko
Sergei Jdanov
1981 Morges[15]  Italy
Tommaso Chieffi
Enrico Chieffi
 East Germany
Jörn Borowski
Egbert Svensson
 Italy
Sandro Montefusco
Paolo Montefusco
1982 Balatonfüred[16]  East Germany
Jurgen Brietzke
Ekkehard Schulz
 Israel
Shimshon Brokman
Eitan Friedlander
 France
Thierry Peponnet
Luc Pillot
1983 Puck[17]  East Germany
Jörn Borowski
Egbert Svensson
 Italy
Sandro Montefusco
Paolo Montefusco
 France
Thierry Peponnet
Luc Pillot
1984 Salou[18]  Finland
Peter von Koskull
Johan von Koskull
 Netherlands
John Stavenuiter
Guido Alkemade
 Netherlands
Hans Duetz
Jan Bos
1985 Koper[19]  Spain
Luis Doreste
Roberto Molina
 Italy
Gianfranco Noe
Andrea Ballico
 Italy
Tommaso Chieffi
Enrico Chieffi
  1. ^ "First 470 European Championship, Boulogne-sur-Mer - France - 14-17 July 1966" (PDF). 470.org.
  2. ^ "470 European Championship, Lacanau - France - 29-31 July 1967" (PDF). 470.org.
  3. ^ "470 European Championship - Palamos - Spain - 2-6 August 1968" (PDF). 470.org.
  4. ^ "470 European Championship - Castiglione - Italy - 26-30 August 1969" (PDF). 470.org.
  5. ^ "470 European Championship - Southend on Sea - Great Britain - 4-8 July 1971" (PDF). 470.org.
  6. ^ "470 European Championship - Medemblik - Netherlands - 13-19 July 1972" (PDF). 470.org.
  7. ^ "470 European Championships - Saint-Cast - France - 8-17 August 1973" (PDF). 470.org.
  8. ^ "470 European Championship - Masnou - Spain - 8-16 July 1974" (PDF). 470.org.
  9. ^ "470 European Championship - Strokes Bay - Great Britain - 12-22 August 1975" (PDF). 470.org.
  10. ^ "470 European Championship - Hellerup - Denmark - 13-22 August 1976" (PDF). 470.org.
  11. ^ "470 European Championship - Rust - Austria - 8-15 June 1977" (PDF). 470.org.
  12. ^ "470 European Championship - Cascais - Portugal - 15-22 July 1978" (PDF). 470.org.
  13. ^ "470 European Championship - Denia - Spain - 6-15 July 1979" (PDF). 470.org.
  14. ^ "470 European Championship - Helsinki - Finland - 7-15 June 1980" (PDF). 470.org.
  15. ^ "470 European Championship - Morges - Switzerland - 30 May - 7 June 1981" (PDF). 470.org.
  16. ^ "470 European Championship - Balaton - Hungary - 28 August - 6 September 1982" (PDF). 470.org.
  17. ^ "470 European Championship - Puck - Poland - 26 August - 2 September 1983" (PDF). 470.org.
  18. ^ "470 European Championship - Salou - Spain - 5-13 May 1984" (PDF). 470.org.
  19. ^ "470 European Championship - Koper - Yugoslavia - 6-13 July 1985" (PDF). 470.org.