ILCA European Championships

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The ILCA European Championships, until 2020 the Laser European Championships, are annual European Championship sailing regattas in the Laser and Laser Radial classes organised by the EurILCA.

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YearCityCountryDatesHost clubEventsAthl.Nat.Ref.
1974Malmö Sweden1[1]
1975Domaso Italy1[1]
1976Torquay United Kingdom1[1]
1977Enkhuizen Netherlands1[1]
1978Krk Yugoslavia1[1]
1979Bangor United Kingdom1[1]
1980Lemvig Denmark2[1][2]
1981Carnac France2[1][2]
1982Glyfada Greece2[1][2]
1983Mandal Norway2[1][2]
1984Medemblik Netherlands2[1][2]
1985Cascais Portugal2[1][2]
1986Morges Switzerland2[1][2]
1987Lido di Classe Italy2[1][2]
1988Ostend Belgium2[1][2]
1989Falmouth United Kingdom2[1][2]
1990Lorient France10–21 July3[3][1][4][2]
1991El Masnou (Laser) Spain1[1]
1991Workum (Laser Radial) Netherlands2[4][2]
1992Mariestad Sweden3[1][4][2]
1993Cagliari Italy24–31 July3[5][1][4][2]
1994Hayling Island United Kingdom11–16 July3[6][1][4][2]
1995Istanbul Turkey21–26 July3[7][1][4][2]
1996Quiberon France2–8 June3[8][1][4][2]
1997Cascais Portugal10–16 August1[9][1]
1998Breitenbrunn Austria28 August – 5 September1[10][1]
1999Helsinki Finland23–31 July1[11][1]
2000Warnemünde Germany9–17 June1[12][1]
2001Puck Poland1[1]
2002Vallensbæk (Laser) Denmark12–20 July1[13][1]
2002Breitenbrunn (Laser Radial) Austria28–31 August2[14][4][2]
2003Split (Laser) Croatia25 July – 2 August1[15][1]
2003Lake Garda (Laser Radial) Italy2[4][2]
2004Warnemünde (Laser) Germany16–24 July1[16]
2004Bangor (Laser Radial) United Kingdom23–31 July1[17]
2005Cartagena (Laser) Spain4–12 August1[18]
2005Split (Laser Radial) Croatia5–12 August2[19]
2006Riccione (Laser Radial) Italy9–16 June1[20]
2006Gdynia (Laser) Poland5–12 July1[21]
2007Hyères (Laser) France1[22]
2007Scheveningen (Laser Radial) Netherlands27 July – 3 August1[23]
2008Nieuwpoort Belgium12–19 July3[22]
2009Landskrona (Laser) Sweden1–8 August1[22]
2009Charlottenlund (Laser Radial) Denmark9–16 July2[22]
2010Tallinn Estonia4–11 June2[24]
2011Helsinki Finland1–8 July2[22]
2012Hourtin France30 June – 7 July3[22]
2013Dún Laoghaire Ireland30 August – 6 September3[22]
2014Split Croatia7–14 June3[25][26]
2015Aarhus Denmark17–24 July3[27][28]
2016Las Palmas Spain26 February – 4 March3[29][30]
2017Barcelona Spain1–8 October3[31][32]
2018La Rochelle France5–12 May3[33]
2019Porto Portugal20–25 May3[34]
2020Gdańsk Poland8–13 October3[35]
2021Varna Bulgaria2–9 OctoberSK Cherno More Briz Varna3[36][37]
2022Hyères France14–21 NovemberCOYCH3[38][39]
2023Andora Italy10–17 MarchCircolo Nautico Andora3369[40][41][42][43][44][45][46]
2025Marstrand Sweden11–16 AugustGKSS3[47][48]
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Medalists

Men's ILCA 6

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Year
 Gold Silver Bronze
2016 Las Palmas[49]  Marcin Rudawski (POL)  Ismael Iess (ESP)  Jonasz Stelmaszyk (POL)
2017 Barcelona[50]  Marcin Rudawski (POL)  Marcelo Cairo (ESP)  Dimitri Papadimitriou (GRE)
2018 La Rochelle[51]  Nik Pletikos (SLO)  Federico Tocchi (ITA)  Aleksander Arian (POL)
2019 Porto[52]  Aleksander Arian (POL)  Marcin Rudawski (POL)  Ben Elvin (GBR)
2020 Gdańsk[53]  Paul Hameeteman (NED)  Filip Ciszkiewicz (POL)  Oskar Madonich (UKR)
2021 Varna[54]  Stipe Gašpić (CRO)  Oskar Madonich (UKR)  Umut Eyriparmak (TUR)
2022 Hyères[55]  Rocco Wright (IRL)  Georgios Yiasemides (CYP)  Kacper Stanisławski (POL)
2023 Andora[56]  Athanasios Kyfidis (GRE)  Mattia Cesana (ITA)  Rocco Wright (IRL)
2025 Marstrand[57]  Josip Tafra (CRO)  Jiří Tomeš (CZE)  Lovre Bakotić (CRO)
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Women's ILCA 6

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Year
 Gold Silver Bronze
2016 Las Palmas[58]  Marit Bouwmeester (NED)  Josefin Olsson (SWE)  Tuula Tenkanen (FIN)
2017 Barcelona[59]  Marit Bouwmeester (NED)  Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN)  Vasileia Karachaliou (GRE)
2018 La Rochelle[60]  Marit Bouwmeester (NED)  Maxime Jonker (NED)  Emma Plasschaert (BEL)
2019 Porto[61]  Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN)  Marit Bouwmeester (NED)  Emma Plasschaert (BEL)
2020 Gdańsk[62]  Marit Bouwmeester (NED)  Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN)  Agata Barwińska (POL)
2021 Varna[63]  Agata Barwińska (POL)  Maxime Jonker (NED)  Vasileia Karachaliou (GRE)
2022 Hyères[64]  Agata Barwińska (POL)  Maud Jayet (SUI)  Marit Bouwmeester (NED)
2023 Andora[65]  Marit Bouwmeester (NED)  Vasileia Karachaliou (POR)  Mária Érdi (HUN)
2025 Marstrand[66]  Anna Munch (DEN)  Agata Barwińska (POL)  Emma Plasschaert (BEL)
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ILCA 7

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Year
 Gold Silver Bronze
2016 Las Palmas[67]  Jesper Stålheim (SWE)  Kristian Ruth (NOR)  Giovanni Coccoluto (ITA)
2017 Barcelona[59]  Nick Thompson (GBR)  Francesco Marrai (ITA)  Pavlos Kontides (CYP)
2018 La Rochelle[68]  Pavlos Kontides (CYP)  Philipp Buhl (GER)  Michael Beckett (GBR)
2019 Porto[69]  Lorenzo Chiavarini (GBR)  Nick Thompson (GBR)  Philipp Buhl (GER)
2020 Gdańsk[70]  Elliot Hanson (GBR)  Michael Beckett (GBR)  Lorenzo Chiavarini (GBR)
2021 Varna[71]  Michael Beckett (GBR)  Filip Jurišić (CRO)  Jonatán Vadnai (HUN)
2022 Hyères[72]  Pavlos Kontides (CYP)  Michael Beckett (GBR)  Kaarle Tapper (FIN)
2023 Andora[73]  Tonči Stipanović (CRO)  Filip Jurišić (CRO)  Pavlos Kontides (CYP)
2025 Marstrand[74]  Michael Beckett (GBR)  Duko Bos (NED)  Finley Dickinson (GBR)
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