49er & 49er FX European Championships

49er & 49er FX European Championships are annual European Championship sailing regattas in the 49er and the 49er FX classes organised by the International 49er Class Association.

Editions

YearCityCountryDatesEventsAthletesNationsNotes
1997Weymouth United Kingdom4–7 September1[1]
1998Helsinki Finland1–9 August1[2]
1999Cascais Portugal8–12 October1[3]
2000Medemblik Netherlands5–12 June1[4]
2001Brest France10–16 May1[5]
2002Grimstad Norway27 July – 2 August1[6]
2003Laredo Spain13–19 July1[7]
2004Torbole Italy5–10 July1[8]
2005Vallensbæk Denmark8–14 August1[9]
2006Weymouth United Kingdom24–30 July1[10]
2007Marsala Italy9–16 September1[11]
2008Palma Spain22–30 March1[12]
2009Zadar Croatia29 August – 5 September1[13]
2010Sopot Poland1–10 July1[14]
2011Helsinki Finland30 June – 15 July1[15]
2012Riva del Garda Italy8–15 September1[16]
2013Aarhus Denmark29 June – 7 July2[17]
2014Helsinki Finland8–13 July2[18]
2015Porto Portugal6–12 July2[19]
2016Barcelona Spain11–16 April2[20]
2017Kiel Germany27 July – 4 August2[21]
2018Gdynia Poland8 July – 13 July2
2019Weymouth United Kingdom13–19 May2
2020Lake Attersee Austria28 September – 4 October219022[22]

Medalists

49er

Year
Gold Silver Bronze
2016 Barcelona
2017 Kiel[23]  Great Britain
Dylan Fletcher
Stuart Bithell
 Great Britain
James Peters
Fynn Sterritt
 Italy
Jacopo Plazzi
Andrea Tesei
2018 Gdynia[24]  Spain
Diego Botín
Iago López
 Poland
Dominik Buksak
Szymon Wierzbicki
 Great Britain
Dylan Fletcher
Stuart Bithell
2019 Weymouth[25]  Great Britain
Dylan Fletcher
Stuart Bithell
 Great Britain
James Peters
Fynn Sterritt
 Spain
Diego Botín
Iago López
2020 Lake Attersee[26]  Germany
Tim Fischer
Fabian Graf
 Austria
Benjamin Bildstein
David Hussl
 Croatia
Šime Fantela
Mihovil Fantela

49er FX

Year
Gold Silver Bronze
2016 Barcelona
2017 Kiel[27]  Germany
Tina Lutz
Susann Beucke
 Great Britain
Charlotte Dobson
Saskia Tidey
 Germany
Victoria Jurczok
Anika Lorenz
2018 Gdynia[28]  Norway
Helene Naess
Marie Rønningen
 Germany
Victoria Jurczok
Anika Lorenz
 Great Britain
Sophie Weguelin
Sophie Ainsworth
2019 Weymouth[29]  Netherlands
Annemiek Bekkering
Annette Duetz
 Norway
Helene Naess
Marie Rønningen
 Sweden
Vilma Bobeck
Malin Tengström
2020 Lake Attersee[30]  Germany
Tina Lutz
Susann Beucke
 Norway
Helene Naess
Marie Rønningen
 Sweden
Julia Gross
Hanna Klinga

References

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