1980 European Karate Championships From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Karate competition Location Barcelona, SpainDatesMay 5 - 7, 19801980 European Karate ChampionshipsLocation Barcelona, SpainDatesMay 5 - 7, 1980← 19791981 → The 1980 European Karate Championships, the 15th edition, was held in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain from May 5 to 7, 1980. Team This section is missing information about medallists in the table below. Please expand the section to include this information. Further details may exist on the talk page. (January 2015) Event Gold Silver Bronze Kata Maurizio Marangoni Deogracias Medina Rossano Ruffini Kumite -65 kg Jose Arsenal Perez Roberto De Luca Jukka Lindström Jorma Tuovinen Kumite -70 kg Damian Gonzales Antonio Martinez Amillo Ari Kaunismäki Cecil Hackett Kumite -75 kg Rob Poley Daniel Luconi Miguel Angel Serrano Serge Serfati Kumite -80 kg Claude Pettinella Francisco Manzano Otti Roethof Tibor Mikuš Kumite + 80 kg Jean-Pierre Carbila Jean-Luc Montama Francisco Torres Giovanni Ricciardi Open Kumite Patrice Ruggiero[1] John Reeberg Felipe Hita Marc Pyree Event Gold Silver Bronze Kata Italy France West Germany Kumite France Spain Netherlands Italy Women's competition Event Gold Silver Bronze Kata Maria Grazia Ferrero Marina Sasso María Moreno Team Kata Italy San Marino France References ↑ "Media 2014 Guide" (PDF). Presse.ffkarate.fr. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-03-08. Retrieved 2017-03-08. vteEuropean Karate ChampionshipsEKU Paris 1966 London 1967 Paris 1968 London 1969 Hamburg 1970 Paris 1971 Brussels 1972 Valencia 1973 London 1974 Ostend 1975 Téhran 1976 Paris 1977 Geneva 1978 Helsinki 1979 Barcelona 1980 Venice 1981 Göthenborg 1982 Madrid 1983 Paris 1984 Oslo 1985 Madrid 1986 Glasgow 1987 Genoa 1988 Titograd 1989 Vienna 1990 Hannover 1991 Den Bosch 1992 EKF Prague 1993 Birmingham 1994 Helsinki 1995 Paris 1996 Santa Cruz de Tenerife 1997 Belgrade 1998 Chalkida 1999 Istanbul 2000 Sofia 2001 Tallinn 2002 Bremen 2003 Moscow 2004 San Cristóbal de La Laguna 2005 Stavanger 2006 Bratislava 2007 Tallinn 2008 Zagreb 2009 Athens 2010 Zürich 2011 Adeje 2012 Budapest 2013 Tampere 2014 Istanbul 2015 Montpellier 2016 İzmit 2017 Novi Sad 2018 Guadalajara 2019 Baku 2020 Poreč 2021 Gaziantep 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Zadar 2024 Related Articles
