470 European Championships

The 470 European Championships are international sailing regattas in the 470 class.^[1]

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Host cities of the 470 European Championships

Year	City	Country	Dates	Events	Athletes	Nations	Notes
	Boulogne-sur-Mer	France	14–17 July	1	126	3	[2]
	Lacanau	France	29–31 July	1	256	2	[3]
	Palamós	Spain	2–6 August	1	268	8	[4]
	Castiglione della Pescaia	Italy	26–30 August	1	88	5	[5][6]
	Southend-on-Sea	United Kingdom	4–8 July	1	128	9	[7][6]
	Medemblik	Netherlands	13–19 July	1	238	9	[8][6]
	Saint-Cast-le-Guildo	France		1	340	14	[9][6]
	El Masnou	Spain	8–16 July	1	302	15	[10][6]
	Stokes Bay	United Kingdom	12–22 August	1	226	20	[11][6]
	Hellerup	Denmark	13–22 August	1	152	15	[12][6]
	Rust	Austria	8–15 June	1	160	21	[13][6]
	Cascais	Portugal	15–22 July	1	122	23	[14][6]
	Dénia	Spain	6–15 July	1	204	24	[15][6]
	Helsinki	Finland	7–15 June	1	104	20	[16][6]
	Morges	Switzerland	30 May – 7 June	1	138	19	[17][6]
	Balatonfüred	Hungary	28 August – 6 September	1	154	19	[18][6]
	Puck	Poland	26 August – 2 September	1	154	19	[19][6]
	Salou	Spain	5–13 May	1	140	20	[20][6]
	Koper	Yugoslavia	6–13 July	1	158	20	[21][6]
	Sønderborg	Denmark	30 June – 10 July	2			[22][23][6]
	Lysekil	Sweden	15–22 August	2			[24][25][6]
	Quiberon	France	27 June – 10 July	2			[26][27][6]
	Balatonfüred	Hungary	21–29 September	2			[28][29][6]
	Marina di Carrara	Italy	5–14 July	2			[30][6]
	Bergen	Norway	5–13 July	2			[31][32][6]
	Nieuwpoort	Belgium	10–18 June	2			[33][34][6]
	Breitenbrunn	Austria	5–13 June	2			[35][36][6]
1994	Röbel	Germany	5–12 June	2			[37][38][6]
1995	Båstad	Sweden	8–17 June	2			[39][6]
1996	Hayling Island	United Kingdom	6–15 June	2			[40][41][6]
	Nieuwpoort	Belgium	10–19 July	2			[42][6]
	Çeşme	Turkey	21–30 July	2			[43][6]
	Zadar	Croatia	5–14 August	2			[44][6]
	Malcesine	Italy	5–14 June	2			[45][46][6]
	Dún Laoghaire	Ireland	10–19 July	2			[47][6]
	Tallinn	Estonia	25 July – 3 August	2			[48][6]
	Brest	France	6–15 July	2			[49][6]
	Warnemünde	Germany	31 May – 10 June	2			[50][51]
	Gdynia	Poland	5–14 June	2			[52]
	Balatonfüred	Hungary	10–18 June	2			[53]
	Thessaloniki	Greece	1–10 June	2			[54]
	Riva del Garda	Italy	5–14 June	2			[55]
	Traunsee	Austria	5–14 June	2			[56]
	Istanbul	Turkey	28 August – 6 September	2			[57]
	Helsinki	Finland	6–15 July	2			[58]
	Largs	United Kingdom	25 June – 4 July	2			[59]
	Formia	Italy	8–15 June	2			[60]
	Athens	Greece	8–15 July	2			[61]
	Aarhus	Denmark	27 June – 4 July	2			[62][63]
	s'Arenal	Spain	5–12 April	2			[64]
	Monaco	Monaco	6–13 May	2			[65]
	Burgas	Bulgaria	16–24 May	2			[66]
	Sanremo	Italy	9–14 May	2			[67]
	Vilamoura	Portugal	2–7 May	2			[68]

Medalists[]

Open[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1966 Boulogne-sur-Mer[69]	France	France Blanchard	France Jean-Claude Cornu
1967 Lacanau[70]	Belgium	France Marc Bouet	France Yves Pajot Marc Pajot
1968 Palamós[71]	France Marc Bouet	France Yves Pajot Marc Pajot	France
1969 Castiglione della Pescaia[72]	France Marc Bouet	France Marc Laurent	Switzerland Malignon
1971 Southend-on-Sea[73]	France	Netherlands	Belgium
1972 Medemblik[74]	Netherlands Joop van Werkhoven Robert van Werkhoven	France	Netherlands
1973 Saint-Cast-le-Guildo[75]	Denmark	West Germany Frank Hübner	Netherlands Joop van Werkhoven Robert van Werkhoven
1974 El Masnou[76]	France Marc Bouet	Spain	France
1975 Stokes Bay[77]	Switzerland Jean-Claude Vuithier Laurent Quellet	Norway C. Aazer Walter	West Germany Frank Hübner Harro Bode
1976 Hellerup[78]	Sweden Olle Johansson Lars Johansson	Denmark Lars Lønberg Dan Ibsen Sorensen	Poland Leon Wróbel Tomasz Stocki
1977 Rust[79]	Soviet Union	East Germany	Israel Shimshon Brokman Eitan Friedlander
1978 Cascais[80]	Soviet Union Mikhail Kudryavtsev	Israel Shimshon Brokman Eitan Friedlander	Poland Leon Wróbel Tomasz Stocki
1979 Dénia[81]	Israel Shimshon Brokman Eitan Friedlander	West Germany Wolfgang Hunger	Poland Leon Wróbel Tomasz Stocki
1980 Helsinki[82]	East Germany Jörn Borowski Egbert Svensson	France Thierry Peponnet	Soviet Union Vladimir Ignatenko
1981 Morges[83]	Italy Tommaso Chieffi Enrico Chieffi	East Germany Jörn Borowski Egbert Svensson	Italy Sandro Montefusco Paolo Montefusco
1982 Balatonfüred[84]	East Germany Jurgen Brietzke Ekkehard Schulz	Israel Shimshon Brokman Eitan Friedlander	France Thierry Peponnet Luc Pillot
1983 Puck[85]	East Germany Jörn Borowski Egbert Svensson	Italy Sandro Montefusco Paolo Montefusco	France Thierry Peponnet Luc Pillot
1984 Salou[86]	Finland Peter von Koskull Johan von Koskull	Netherlands John Stavenuiter Guido Alkemade	Netherlands
1985 Koper[87]	Spain Luis Doreste Roberto Molina	Italy	Italy Tommaso Chieffi Enrico Chieffi

Men and Mixed[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1986 Sønderborg[88]	France Thierry Péponnet Luc Pillot	Netherlands	East Germany Jurgen Brietzke Ekkehard Schulz
1987 Lysekil[89]	Finland Peter von Koskull Johan von Koskull	France Thierry Péponnet Luc Pillot	Spain Jordi Calafat Roberto Molina
1988 Quiberon[90]	France Thierry Péponnet Luc Pillot	Italy Sandro Montefusco Paolo Montefusco	Finland Peter von Koskull Johan von Koskull
1989 Balatonfüred[91]	Italy Sandro Montefusco Paolo Montefusco	West Germany Wolfgang Hunger Rolf Schmidt	France Jean-François Berthet Gwenaël Berthet
1990 Marina di Carrara[92]	Italy	Switzerland	West Germany Frank Thieme
1991 Bergen[93]	Norway Herman Horn Johannessen Pal Mccarthy	Netherlands Ben Kouwenhoven Jan Kouwenhoven	Germany Wolfgang Hunger Rolf Schmidt
1992 Nieuwpoort[94]	Estonia Tõnu Tõniste Toomas Tõniste	Sweden Magnus Lundgren Urban Lagneus	Netherlands Ben Kouwenhoven Jan Kouwenhoven
1993 Breitenbrunn[95]	Sweden Henrik Wallin	Germany	Israel
1994 Röbel[96]	Italy Matteo Ivaldi Michele Ivaldi	Great Britain John Merricks Ian Walker	Spain Jordi Calafat Kiko Sánchez
1995 Båstad[97]	Great Britain John Merricks Ian Walker	Finland Petri Leskinen	Germany Ronald Rensch Torsten Haverland
1996 Hayling Island[98]	Russia Dmitry Berezkin Yevgeny Burmatnov	Portugal Hugo Rocha Nuno Barreto	Great Britain John Merricks Ian Walker
1997 Nieuwpoort[99]	Portugal Hugo Rocha Nuno Barreto	Ukraine Yevhen Braslavets Ihor Matviyenko	Finland Petri Leskinen Kristian Heinilä
1998 Çeşme[100]	Portugal Hugo Rocha Nuno Barreto	Slovenia Tomaž Čopi Mitja Margon	Portugal Álvaro Marinho Miguel Nunes
1999 Zadar[101]	Sweden Johan Molund Mattias Rahm	Slovenia Tomaž Čopi Mitja Margon	France Gildas Philippe Tanguy Cariou
2000 Malcesine[102]	France Gildas Philippe Tanguy Cariou	Italy Matteo Ivaldi Francesco Ivaldi	Spain Gustavo Martinez Tunte Cantero
2001 Dún Laoghaire[103]	Ukraine Yevhen Braslavets Ihor Matviyenko	Israel Gideon Kliger Udi Gal	Italy Gabrio Zandonà Andrea Trani
2002 Tallinn[104]	France Nicolas Charbonnier Stéphane Christidis	Greece Andreas Kosmatopoulos Konstantinos Trigonis	Great Britain Nick Rogers Jonathan Glanfield
2003 Brest[105]	France Gildas Philippe Nicolas Le Berre	Germany Lucas Zellmer Felix Krabbe	Sweden Johan Molund Martin Andersson
2004 Warnemünde[106]	Great Britain Nick Rogers Jonathan Glanfield	Russia Dmitry Berezkin Mikhail Krutikov	Sweden Johan Molund Martin Andersson
2005 Gdynia[107]	Great Britain Nick Rogers Jonathan Glanfield	Israel Gideon Kliger Udi Gal	Netherlands Sven Coster Kalle Coster
2006 Balatonfüred[108]	France	France	France Pierre Leboucher Vincent Garos
2007 Thessaloniki[109]	Portugal Álvaro Marinho Miguel Nunes	France Nicolas Charbonnier Olivier Bausset	Italy Gabrio Zandonà Andrea Trani
2008 Riva del Garda[110]	Great Britain	Netherlands Sven Coster Kalle Coster	Israel Gideon Kliger Udi Gal
2009 Traunsee[111]	Croatia Šime Fantela Igor Marenić	Germany Lucas Zellmer	Italy Gabrio Zandonà
2010 Istanbul[112]	Greece Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	Israel Gideon Kliger Eran Sela	Great Britain Luke Patience Stuart Bithell
2011 Helsinki[113]	Croatia Šime Fantela Igor Marenić	Great Britain Luke Patience Stuart Bithell	Israel Gideon Kliger Eran Sela
2012 Largs[114]	Croatia Šime Fantela Igor Marenić	Great Britain Ben Saxton	Russia Mikhail Sheremetyev Maksim Sheremetyev

Men[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2013 Formia[115]	France Sofian Bouvet Jérémie Mion	Great Britain Luke Patience Jonathan Glanfield	Croatia Šime Fantela Igor Marenić
2014 Athens	Great Britain Luke Patience	Austria Matthias Schmid Florian Reichstädter	Croatia Šime Fantela Igor Marenić
2015 Aarhus[116]	Germany Ferdinand Gerz Oliver Szymanski	Greece Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	Russia Pavel Sozykin Denis Gribanov
2016 Mallorca[117]	France Sofian Bouvet Jérémie Mion	Croatia Šime Fantela Igor Marenić	Italy
2017 Monaco[118]	Sweden	France Jérémie Mion	Spain Jordi Xammar Nicolás Rodríguez
2018 Burgas[119]	Sweden Anton Dahlberg Fredrik Bergström	Greece Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	Germany
2019 Sanremo[120]	Sweden Anton Dahlberg Fredrik Bergström	Spain Jordi Xammar Nicolás Rodríguez	France Kevin Peponnet Jérémie Mion
2021 Vilamoura[121]	France Kevin Peponnet Jérémie Mion	Spain Jordi Xammar Nicolás Rodríguez	Sweden Anton Dahlberg Fredrik Bergström

Women[]

Year v t	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1986 Sønderborg[122]	France Florence Lebrun Sophie Berge	Netherlands	Italy
1987 Lysekil[123]	Finland Bettina Lemström Annika Mannström	Netherlands Henny Vegter Marion Bultman	Sweden Marit Söderström Birgitta Bengtsson
1988 Quiberon[124]	Netherlands Henny Vegter Marion Bultman	Sweden Marit Söderström Birgitta Bengtsson	East Germany Peggy Hardwiger Christina Pinnow
1989 Balatonfüred[125]	East Germany Peggy Hardwiger Christina Pinnow	East Germany	Finland Bettina Lemström Annika Mannström
1990 Marina di Carrara[126]	France Florence Lebrun Odile Barre	Spain	West Germany
1991 Bergen[127]	Spain Theresa Zabell Patricia Guerra	Soviet Union Larisa Moskalenko Elena Pakholchik	Great Britain Debbie Jarvis
1992 Nieuwpoort[128]	Spain Theresa Zabell Patricia Guerra	Italy Maria Quarra	CIS Larisa Moskalenko Elena Pakholchik
1993 Breitenbrunn[129]	Ukraine Ruslana Taran	Germany Susanne Meyer Katrin Adlkofer	Germany Nicola Birkner Wibke Bülle
1994 Röbel[130]	Spain Theresa Zabell Begoña Vía Dufresne	Germany	Germany Susanne Bauckholt Katrin Adlkofer
1995 Båstad[131]	Ukraine Ruslana Taran Elena Pakholchik	Germany	Spain
1996 Hayling Island[132]	Ukraine Ruslana Taran Elena Pakholchik	Germany Susanne Bauckholt Katrin Adlkofer	Germany Christina Pinnow
1997 Nieuwpoort[133]	Ukraine Ruslana Taran Elena Pakholchik	Denmark Susanne Ward Michaela Ward	Italy Federica Salva Emanuela Sossi
1998 Çeşme[134]	Ukraine Ruslana Taran Elena Pakholchik	Germany	Greece Sofia Bekatorou Emilia Tsoulfa
1999 Zadar[135]	Ukraine Ruslana Taran Elena Pakholchik	Denmark Susanne Ward Michaela Ward	Netherlands Lisa Westerhof Alexandra Verbeek
2000 Malcesine[136]	Greece Sofia Bekatorou Emilia Tsoulfa	Denmark Susanne Ward Michaela Ward	Russia Natalia Gaponovich
2001 Dún Laoghaire[137]	Greece Sofia Bekatorou Emilia Tsoulfa	Spain Natalia Vía Dufresne Sandra Azón	Israel Nike Kornecki Vered Buskila
2002 Tallinn[138]	Greece Sofia Bekatorou Emilia Tsoulfa	Russia Vladelina Ilienko Diana Krutskikh	Netherlands Lisa Westerhof Margriet Matthijsse
2003 Brest[139]	Spain Natalia Vía Dufresne Sandra Azón	Slovenia Vesna Dekleva Klara Maučec	Sweden Therese Torgersson Vendela Zachrisson-Santén
2004 Warnemünde[140]	Denmark Susanne Ward Michaela Ward	Russia Vladelina Ilienko Natalia Gaponovich	Israel Nike Kornecki Vered Buskila
2005 Gdynia[141]	France Ingrid Petitjean Nadège Douroux	Israel Nike Kornecki Vered Buskila	Sweden Therese Torgersson Vendela Zachrisson-Santén
2006 Balatonfüred[142]	Germany Stefanie Rothweiler Vivien Kussatz	Austria Sylvia Vogl Carolina Flatscher	Spain Laia Tutzó
2007 Thessaloniki[143]	Germany Stefanie Rothweiler Vivien Kussatz	Italy Giulia Conti Giovanna Micol	Italy Elisabetta Saccheggiani
2008 Riva del Garda[144]	Austria Sylvia Vogl Carolina Flatscher	Switzerland Emmanuelle Rol Anne-Sophie Thilo	Slovenia Vesna Dekleva Klara Maučec
2009 Traunsee[145]	Italy Giulia Conti Giovanna Micol	Spain Tara Pacheco Berta Betanzos	Greece
2010 Istanbul[146]	France Emmanuelle Rol Hélène Defrance	Italy Giulia Conti Giovanna Micol	France Ingrid Petitjean Nadège Douroux
2011 Helsinki[147]	Spain Tara Pacheco Berta Betanzos	Denmark Henriette Koch Lene Sommer	Great Britain Hannah Mills Saskia Clark
2012 Largs[148]	Great Britain Sophie Ainsworth	Slovenia Tina Mrak Teja Černe	Germany Annika Bochmann
2013 Formia[149]	France Camille Lecointre Mathilde Géron	Austria Lara Vadlau Jolanta Ogar	Great Britain Eilidh McIntyre
2014 Athens	Austria Lara Vadlau Jolanta Ogar	Great Britain Hannah Mills Saskia Clark	Slovenia Tina Mrak Veronika Macarol
2015 Aarhus[150]	Slovenia Tina Mrak Veronika Macarol	France Camille Lecointre Hélène Defrance	Great Britain Eilidh McIntyre
2016 Mallorca[151]	Austria Lara Vadlau Jolanta Ogar	Netherlands Afrodite Kyranakou Anneloes van Veen	Slovenia Tina Mrak Veronika Macarol
2017 Monaco[118]	Netherlands Afrodite Zegers Anneloes van Veen	Italy Elena Berta	Poland Agnieszka Skrzypulec Jolanta Ogar
2018 Burgas[119]	Slovenia Tina Mrak Veronika Macarol	Germany	Germany
2019 Sanremo[120]	France Camille Lecointre Aloïse Retornaz	Great Britain Hannah Mills Eilidh McIntyre	Netherlands Afrodite Zegers Lobke Berkhout
2021 Vilamoura[121]	France Camille Lecointre Aloïse Retornaz	Great Britain Hannah Mills Eilidh McIntyre	Switzerland Linda Fahrni Maja Siegenthaler

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