XXIVth

European Diplomacy Championship

2016

From Friday, August 26rd to Sunday, August 28th 2016


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1993

Paris, France

 Samy Malky (France)
1994

Linköpping, Sweden

 Xavier Blanchot (France)
1995

Cirencester, United Kingdom

 Inge Kjol (Norway)
1996

Oslo, Norway

 Inge Kjol (Norway)
1997

Namur, Belgium

 Cyrille Sevin (France)
1998

Bedford, United Kingdom

 Toby Harris (United Kingdom)
1999

Turku, Finland

 Simon Bouton (United Kingdom)
2000

Paris, France

 Leif Bergman (Sweden)
2001

Dublin, Ireland

 Paraic Reddington (Ireland)
2002

Lund, Sweden

 Frank Johansen (Norway)
2003

San Marino, San Marino

 Yann Clouet (France)
2004

Darmstadt, Germany

 Edi Birsan (USA)
2005

Utrecht, The Netherlands

 Simon Bouton (United Kingdom)
2006

Chesthunt, United Kingdom

 Benjamin Pouilles (France)
2007

Marseille, France

 Fabien Grellier (France)
2008

Como, Italy

 Luca Pazzaglia (Italy)
2009

Bonn, Germany

 André Ilievics (Germany)
2010

Paris, France

 Fabian Straub (Germany)
2011

Derby, United Kingdom

 Gwen Maggi (France)
2012

San Marino, San Marino

 Nicolas Sahuguet (France)
2013

Namur, Belgium

 Gwen Maggi (France)
2014

Roma, Italy

 Peter McNamara (Australia)
2015

Leicester, United Kingdom

 Cyrille Sevin (France)
2016

Paris, France

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Winner of the European Championship 2015
From left to right : Gwen Maggi (1st), David Norman (TD)


Top 3 of the European Championship 2013
From left to right : Phil Weissert (2nd), Gwen Maggi (1st), René Van Rooijen (3rd)


Top 3 of the European Championship 2012
From left to right : René Van Rooijen (3rd), Nicolas Sahuguet (1st), Alex Lebedev (2nd)


Gwen Maggi, European Champion 2011


Top 3 of the European Championship 2010
From left to right: Cyrille Sevin (3rd), Fabian Straub (1st), Emmanuel du Pontavice (2nd)


Top 3 of the European Championship 2009
From left to right : Moritz Am Ende (3rd), André Ilievics (1st), René Van Rooijen (2nd)


Top 7 of the European Championship 2008
From left to right : Frank Oschmiansky (6th), Igor Kurt (2nd), Davide Cleopadre (4th), Gwen Maggi (3rd), Fabian Straub (5th), Emmanuel du Pontavice (7th), Luca Pazzaglia (1st)


Fabien Grellier, European Champion 2007


Top 3 of the European Championship 2003 in San Marino
From left to right : Sascha Hingst (2nd), Yann Clouet (1st), Simon Bouton (3rd)