Laser European Championships

Laser European Championships are annual European Championship sailing regattas in the Laser and Laser Radial classes organised by the .

Editions[]

Year	City	Country	Dates	Events	Athletes	Nations	Notes
	Malmö	Sweden		1			[1]
	Domaso	Italy		1			[1]
	Torquay	United Kingdom		1			[1]
	Enkhuizen	Netherlands		1			[1]
	Krk	Yugoslavia		1			[1]
	Bangor	United Kingdom		1			[1]
	Lemvig	Denmark		2			[1][2]
	Carnac	France		2			[1][2]
	Glyfada	Greece		2			[1][2]
	Mandal	Norway		2			[1][2]
	Medemblik	Netherlands		2			[1][2]
	Cascais	Portugal		2			[1][2]
	Morges	Switzerland		2			[1][2]
	Lido di Classe	Italy		2			[1][2]
	Ostend	Belgium		2			[1][2]
	Falmouth	United Kingdom		2			[1][2]
	Lorient	France	10–21 July	3			[3][1][4][2]
	El Masnou (Laser)	Spain		1			[1]
	Workum (Laser Radial)	Netherlands		2			[4][2]
	Mariestad	Sweden		3			[1][4][2]
	Cagliari	Italy	24–31 July	3			[5][1][4][2]
	Hayling Island	United Kingdom	11–16 July	3			[6][1][4][2]
	Istanbul	Turkey	21–26 July	3			[7][1][4][2]
	Quiberon	France	2–8 June	3			[8][1][4][2]
	Cascais	Portugal	10–16 August	1			[9][1]
	Breitenbrunn	Austria	28 August – 5 September	1			[10][1]
	Helsinki	Finland	23–31 July	1			[11][1]
	Warnemünde	Germany	9–17 June	1			[12][1]
	Puck	Poland		1			[1]
	Vallensbæk (Laser)	Denmark	12–20 July	1			[13][1]
	Breitenbrunn (Laser Radial)	Austria	28–31 August	2			[14][4][2]
	Split (Laser)	Croatia	25 July – 2 August	1			[15][1]
	Lake Garda (Laser Radial)	Italy		2			[4][2]
	Warnemünde (Laser)	Germany	16–24 July	1			[16]
	Bangor (Laser Radial)	United Kingdom	23–31 July	1			[17]
	Cartagena (Laser)	Spain	4–12 August	1			[18]
	Split (Laser Radial)	Croatia	5–12 August	2			[19]
	Riccione (Laser Radial)	Italy	9–16 June	1			[20]
	Gdynia (Laser)	Poland	5–12 July	1			[21]
	Hyères (Laser)	France		1			[22]
	Scheveningen (Laser Radial)	Netherlands	27 July – 3 August	1			[23]
	Nieuwpoort	Belgium	12–19 July	3			[22]
	Landskrona (Laser)	Sweden	1–8 August	1			[22]
	Charlottenlund (Laser Radial)	Denmark	9–16 July	2			[22]
	Tallinn	Estonia	4–11 June	2			[24]
	Helsinki	Finland	1–8 July	2			[22]
	Hourtin	France	30 June – 7 July	3			[22]
	Dún Laoghaire	Ireland	30 August – 6 September	3			[22]
	Split	Croatia	7–14 June	3			[25][26]
	Aarhus	Denmark	17–24 July	3			[27][28]
	Las Palmas	Spain	26 February – 4 March	3			[29][30]
	Barcelona	Spain	1–8 October	3			[31][32]
	La Rochelle	France	5–12 May	3			[33]
	Porto	Portugal	20–25 May	3			[34]
	Gdańsk	Poland	8–13 October	3			[35]

Medalists[]

Laser[]

v t Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2016	Las Palmas[36]	Jesper Stålheim (SWE)	Kristian Ruth (NOR)	(ITA)
2017	Barcelona[37]	Nick Thompson (GBR)	Francesco Marrai (ITA)	Pavlos Kontides (CYP)
2018	La Rochelle[38]	Pavlos Kontides (CYP)	Philipp Buhl (GER)	(GBR)
2019	Porto[39]	(GBR)	Nick Thompson (GBR)	Philipp Buhl (GER)
2020	Gdańsk[40]	Elliot Hanson (GBR)	(GBR)	(GBR)

Men's Laser Radial[]

v t Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2017	Barcelona[41]	(POL)	(ESP)	Dimitri Papadimitriou (GRE)
2018	La Rochelle[42]	(SLO)	(ITA)	(POL)
2019	Porto[43]	(POL)	(POL)	(GBR)
2020	Gdańsk[44]	(NED)	(POL)	(UKR)

Women's Laser Radial[]

v t Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2016	Las Palmas[45]	Marit Bouwmeester (NED)	Josefin Olsson (SWE)	Tuula Tenkanen (FIN)
2017	Barcelona[37]	Marit Bouwmeester (NED)	Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN)	Vasileia Karachaliou (GRE)
2018	La Rochelle[46]	Marit Bouwmeester (NED)	(NED)	Emma Plasschaert (BEL)
2019	Porto[47]	Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN)	Marit Bouwmeester (NED)	Emma Plasschaert (BEL)
2020	Gdańsk[48]	Marit Bouwmeester (NED)	Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN)	(POL)

References[]