Helvetia Cup

The Helvetia Cup or European B Team Championships was a European mixed team championship in badminton. The first Helvetia Cup tournament took place in Zurich, Switzerland in 1962.[1] The tournament took place every two years from 1971 until 2007, after which it was dissolved.

Past winners

Year Host Final Third Place
Winner Score Runner-up Third Place Score Fourth Place
1962 Zürich, Switzerland
West Germany

Netherlands

Austria

Belgium
1963 Munich, Germany
West Germany

Austria

Belgium

Netherlands
1964 Haarlem, Netherlands
West Germany

Belgium

Netherlands

Austria
1965 Graz, Austria
West Germany

Netherlands

Austria

Belgium
1966 Brussels, Belgium
West Germany

Netherlands

Austria

Belgium
1967 Lausanne, Switzerland
West Germany

Netherlands

Austria

Belgium
1968 Oslo, Norway
West Germany

Norway

Netherlands

Austria
1969 Prague, Czechoslovakia
West Germany

Netherlands

Austria

Czechoslovakia
1970 Neuss, Germany
West Germany

Netherlands

Wales

Norway
1971 Heerlen, Netherlands
West Germany

Netherlands

Belgium

Austria
1973 Graz, Austria
Czechoslovakia

Norway

Austria

Yugoslavia
1975 Antwerp, Belgium
Norway

Yugoslavia

Austria

Ireland
1977 Leningrad, Russia
USSR

Ireland

East Germany

Czechoslovakia
1979 Klagenfurt, Austria
USSR

Ireland

Norway

Wales
1981 Sandefjord, Norway
Ireland

Norway

Wales

Poland
1983 Basel, Switzerland
West Germany

Wales

Ireland

Austria
1985 Warsaw, Poland
Netherlands

Wales

Poland

Belgium
1987 Belfast, Northern Ireland
West Germany

Wales

Ireland

Austria
1989 Budapest, Hungary
Poland

Finland

Ireland

Wales
1991 Varna, Bulgaria
Poland

Ireland

Austria

Wales
1993 Pressbaum, Austria
Austria

Poland

Ireland

Ukraine
1995 Nicosia, Cyprus
Ukraine

Bulgaria

Ireland

Switzerland
1997 Strasbourg, France
France

Portugal

Switzerland

Spain
1999 Lisburn, Northern Ireland
Iceland

Poland

Portugal

Spain
2001 Most, Czech Republic
Spain

Portugal

Czech Republic

Slovenia
2003 Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
France

Slovenia

Czech Republic

Portugal
2005[2]
Details
Agros, Cyprus
Czech Republic
32
Spain

Portugal
32
Belgium
2007
Details
Reykjavík, Iceland
Iceland
32
Ireland

Estonia
32
Switzerland

References

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