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World Cup

1991–2023

  • 3x gold in the individual race (Petra Slívová 2003, 2007, 2011)
  • 2x gold in the team event (2007, 2009)
  • 2x bronze in the team event (2005, 2021)
  • total of 7 medals (3 individual and 4 team)

2024 JUNIORS– Tolmin (Slovenia) Pilot report

    • Overall (juniors): 1. Marcelo S. Vilchez (Spain), 2. Adrien Raisson (France), 3. Dusan Surina Jr. (Slovakia) results
    • Women: 1. Constance Mettetal (France), 2. Celine Lorenz (Germany), 3. Capucine Deliot (France) results
    • Teams: 1. France, 2. Spain, 3. Great Britain results  (Team Czech Republic – 5th place: J. Horáček, O. Pohořelský, V. Šantrůček, K. Hadaš, H. Hadaš)

2023 – Chamoux-sur-Gélon, France

    • Individuals: 1. Maxim Pinot (France) – 2. Honorin Hamard (France) – 3. Pierre Remy (France)
    • Women: 1. Meryl Delferrière (France) – 2. Constance Mettetal (France) – 3. Nanda Walliser (Switzerland)
    • Teams: 1. France – 2. Great Britain – 3. North Macedonia

2019 – Kruševo, North Macedonia

  • Individuals: 1. Joachim Oberhauser (Italy) – 2. Gleb Sukhotskiy (Russia) – 3. Honorin Hamard (France)
  • Women: 1. Meryl Delferrière (France) – 2. Yael Margelisch (Switzerland) – 3. Kari Ellis (Australia)
  • Teams: 1. France & Italy (joint) – 3. Japan

2017 – Pedavena-Feltre, Italy Report from the World Cup

  • Individuals: 1. Pierre Remy (France) – 2. Guy Anderson (GBR) – 3. Honorin Hamard (France) & Jurij Vidic (Slovenia)
  • Women: 1. Seiko Fukuoka-Naville (France) – 2. Kari Ellis (Australia) – 3. Silvia Buzzi Ferraris (Italy)
  • Teams: 1. France – 2. Slovenia – 3. Switzerland

2015 – Roldanillo, Colombia

  • Individuals: 1. Honorin Hamard (France) – 2. Michael Maurer (Switzerland) – 3. Torsten Siegel (Germany)
  • Women: 1. Seiko Fukuoka-Naville (France) – 2. Keiko Hiraki (Japan) – 3. Nicole Fedele (Italy)
  • Teams: 1. Germany – 2. Slovenia – 3. Spain

2013 – Sopot, Bulgaria Report from the World Cup

  • Individuals: 1. Jérémie Lager (France) – 2. Charles Cazaux (France) – 3. Davide Cassetta (Italy)
  • Women: 1. Klaudia Bulgakow (Poland) – 2. Seiko Fukuoka (France) – 3. Nicole Fedele (Italy)
  • Teams: 1. France - 2. Italy - 3. Venezuela

2011 – Piedrahita, Spain  Report from the World Cup

  • Individuals: 1. Charles Cazaux (France) – 2. Luca Donini (Italy) – 3. Andreas Malecki (Germany)
  • Women: 1. Petra Krausová-Slivová (CZ) – 2. Regula Strasser (Germany) – 3. Kirsty Cameron (GBR)
  • Teams: 1. France – 2. Great Britain – 3. Switzerland – 4. Czech Republic

2009 – Valle de Bravo, Mexico  Report from the World Cup 

  • Individuals: 1. Andy Aebi (Switzerland) – 2. Stefan Wyss (Switzerland) – 3. Aljaž Valic (Slovenia)
  • Women: 1. Elisa Houdry (France) – 2. Keiko Hiraki (Japan) – 3. Anja Kröll (Switzerland)
  • Teams: 1. Czech Republic (Brauner, Ohlídal, Orlík, Večeřa, Kuhnová) – 2. Italy – 3. Slovenia

2007 – Manila, Australia   Pilot Report  Pilot_2 report     Report from the World Cup 

  • Individuals: 1. Bruce Goldsmith (GBR) – 2. Jean-Marc Caron (France) – 3. Thomas McCune (USA)
  • Women: 1. Petra Slivová (Czech Republic) – 2. Viv Williams (Australia) – 3. Harmony Gaw (New Zealand)
  • Teams: 1. Czech Republic (David Ohlídal, T. Brauner, F. Pavloušek, K. Vrbenský, M. Orlík, P. Slívová) – 2. France – 3. Switzerland

2005 - Governador Valadares, Brazil  Pilot_2 report     Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Steve Cox (Switzerland) – 2. Christian Tammeger (Austria) – 3. Stefan Wyss (Switzerland)
  • Women: 1. Louise Crandal (GBR) – 2. Ewa Wisnierska-Cieslewicz (Germany) – 3. Elizabeth Rauchenberger (Switzerland)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Germany – 3. Czech Republic (David Ohlídal, Radek Večeřa, František Pavloušek, Tomáš Brauner, Martin Orlík, Petra Krausová, Martina Pospíšilová)

2003 – Larouco, Portugal Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Alex Hofer (Switzerland) – 2. Frank Thoma Brown (Brazil) – 3. Masataka Kawachi (Japan)
  • Women:1. Petra Krausová (Czech Republic) – 2. Nicole Nussbaum (Switzerland) – 3. Louise Crandal (Denmark)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Austria – 3. Germany

2001 – Granada, Spain

  • Individuals: 1. Luca Donini (Italy) – 2. Christian Tammeger (Austria) – 3. Olivier Rossel (Canada)
  • Women: 1. Louise Crandal (GBR) – 2. Nicole Nussbaum (Switzerland) – 3. Miyuki Tanaka (Japan)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Germany – 3. Italy

1999 – Bramberg-Neukirchen, Austria

  • Not validated

1997 – Castejon de Sos, Spain

  • Individuals: 1. John Pendry (GBR) – 2. Christian Tammeger (Austria) – 3. Jimmy Pacher (Italy)
  • Women: 1. Sandie Cochepain (France) – 2. Claire Bernier (France) – 3. Louise Crandal (Denmark)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Great Britain – 3. Austria

1995 – Kitakyushu, Japan

  • Individuals: 1. Stefan Stiegler (Austria) – 2. Hans Bollinger (Switzerland) – 3. J. Sanderson (GBR)
  • Women: 1. Judy Leden (GBR) – 2. Miyuki Tanaka (Japan) – 3. Nathalie Berger (France)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Great Britain – 3. Austria

1993 – Verbier, Switzerland

  • Individuals: 1. Hans Bollinger (Switzerland) – 2. E. Strobl (Germany) – 3. John Pendry (GBR)
  • Women: 1. Camilla Perner (Austria) – 2. Nathalie Berger (France) – 3. Miyuki Tanaka (Japan)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Great Britain – 3. Austria

1991 – Digne, France

  • Individuals: Robbie Whittall (GBR) – 2nd Andy Hediger (Switzerland) – 3rd Urs Haari (Switzerland)
  • Teams: Switzerland – 2nd Great Britain – 3rd Germany

📊 Summary table of results of the XC Paragliding World Championships

Year Place Individuals (1st–3rd) Women (1st–3rd) Teams (1st–3rd)
1991 Digne (FRA) Whittall–Hediger–Haari - SUI – GBR – GER
1993 Verbier (SUI) Bollinger – Strobl – Pendry Perner–Berger–Tanaka SUI – GBR – AUT
1995 Kitakyushu (JPN) Stiegler – Bollinger – Sanderson January–Tanaka–Berger SUI – GBR – AUT
1997 Castejon de Sos (ESP) Pendry – Tammeger – Pacher Cochepain–Bernier–Crandal SUI – GBR – AUT
1999 Bramberg (AUT) invalid - -
2001 Granada (ESP) Donini – Tammeger – Rossel Crandal–Nussbaum–Tanaka SUI – GER – ITA
2003 Larouco (POR) Hofer–Brown–Kawachi Krausová – Nussbaum – Crandal SUI – AUT – GER
2005 Valadares (BRA) Cox–Tammeger–Wyss Crandal – Wisnierska – Rauchenberger SUI – GER – CZE
2007 Manila (AUS) Goldsmith–Caron–McCune Plum – Williams–Gaw CZE – FRA – SUI
2009 Valle de Bravo (MEX) Aebi–Wyss–Valic Houdry–Hiraki–Kröll CZE – ITA – SLO
2011 Piedrahita (ESP) Cazaux–Donini–Malecki Krausová – Strasser–Cameron FRA – GBR – SUI
2013 Sopot (BUL) Lager – Cazaux – Cassetta Bulgakow – Fukuoka – Fedele FRA – ITA – VEN
2015 Roldanillo (COL) Hamard–Maurer–Siegel Fukuoka – Hiraki – Fedele GER – SLO – ESP
2017 Pedavena (ITA) Remy – Anderson – Hamard/Vidic Fukuoka – Ellis – Buzzi Ferraris FRA – SLO – SUI
2019 Krusevo (MKD) Oberhauser – Sukhotskiy – Hamard Delferrière–Margelisch–Ellis FRA/ITA – JPN
2021 Loma Bola (ARG) Ogden–Hamard–Armant Margelisch – Fukuoka – Bulgakow GBR – SUI – CZE
2023 Chamoux (FRA) Pinot–Hamard–Remy Delferrière – Mettetal – Walliser FRA – GBR – MKD

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European Championships

2024 – Pegalájar (Spain)

  • Individuals: 1. Maxime Pinot (France) – 2. Juan Sebastian Ospina Restrepo (GBR) – 3. Tilen Ceglar (Slovenia)
  • Women: 1. Constance Mettetal (France) – 2. Elisabeth Egger (Austria) – 3. Anca Tabara (Romania)
  • Teams: 1. Great Britain – 2. France – 3. Slovenia

2022 – Niš (Serbia)

  • Individuals: 1. Luc Armant (France) – 2. Maxime Pinot (France) – 3. Honorin Hamard (France)
  • Women: 1. Meryl Delferrière (France) – 2. Constance Mettetal (France) – 3. Elisabeth Egger (Austria)
  • Teams: 1. France – 2. Czech Republic – 3. Italy

2018 – Montalegre (Portugal)

  • Individuals: 1. Theo Warden (Great Britain) – 2. Torsten Siegel (Germany) – 3. Biagio Alberto Vitale (Italy)
  • Women: 1. Seiko Fukuoka-Neville (France) – 2. Meryl Delferrière (France) – 3. Yael Margelisch (Switzerland)
  • Teams: 1. Spain – 2. Italy – 3. France

2016 – Kruševo (North Macedonia)

  • Individuals: 1. Honorin Hamard (France) – 2. Joachim Oberhauser (Italy) – 3. Xevi Bonet Dalmau (Spain)
  • Women: 1. Seiko Fukuoka-Neville (France) – 2. Laurie Genovese (France) – 3. Klaudia Bulgakow (Poland)
  • Teams: 1. France – 2. Germany – 3. Italy

2014 – Kopaonik (Serbia)

  • Individuals: 1. Torsten Siegel (Germany) – 2. Clément Latour (France) – 3. Jurij Vidic (Slovenia)
  • Women: 1. Seiko Fukuoka-Neville (France) – 2. Petra Slivová (Czech Republic) – 3. Yvonne Dathe (Germany)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Germany – 3. Italy

2012 – Saint-André-les-Alpes (France)

  • Individuals: 1. Yassen Savov (Bulgaria) – 2. Xevi Bonet Dalmau (Spain) – 3. Russell Ogden (GBR)
  • Women: 1. Nicole Fedele (Italy) – 2. Kirsty Cameron (GBR) – 3. Regula Strasser (Switzerland)
  • Teams: 1. Austria – 2. Spain – 3. Switzerland

2010 – Abtenau (Austria)

  • Individuals: 1. Luca Donini (Italy) – 2. Alex Schalber (Austria) – 3. Rafal Luckos (Poland)
  • Women: 1. Petra Slivová (Czech Republic) – 2. Elisa Houdry (France) – 3. Renata Kuhnová (Czech Republic)
  • Teams: 1. Italy – 2. Austria – 3. Slovenia

2008 – Niš (Serbia)

  • Individuals: 1. Grégory Blondeau (France) – 2. Andi Aebi (Switzerland) – 3. Jérémie Lager (France)
  • Women: 1. Ewa Wisnierska (Germany) – 2. Anja Kröll (Switzerland) – 3. Elisa Houdry (France)
  • Teams: 1. France – 2. Switzerland – 3. Italy

2006 – Morzine (France) Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Luca Donini (Italy) – 2. Christian Maurer (Switzerland) – 3. Tomas Brauner (Czech Republic) results
  • Women: 1. Petra Krausová (Czech Republic) – 2. Ewa Wisnierska (Germany) – 3. Caroline Brille (France) results
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Italy – 3. Czech Republic results

2004 – Kalavrita (Greece) Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Christian Maurer (Switzerland) – 2. Bruce Goldsmith (GBR) – 3. Tomas Brauner (CZ) and Philippe Broers (Belgium)
  • Women: 1. Petra Krausová (Czech Republic) – 2. Ewa Wisnierska (Germany) – 3. Caroline Brille (France)
  • Teams: 1. Italy – 2. Switzerland – 3. Czech Republic

2002 – Kobarid (Slovenia)

  • Individuals: 1. Alex Hofer (Switzerland) – 2. Christian Tammeger (Austria) – 3. Jimmy Pacher (Italy)
  • Women: 1. Louise Crandal (Denmark) – 2. Caroline Brille (France) – 3. Elizabeth Rauchenberger (Switzerland)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Germany – 3. France

2000 – Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany)

  • Individuals: 1. Kari Eisenhut (Switzerland) – 2. Steve Cox (Switzerland) – 3. Achim Joos (Germany)
  • Women: 1. Louise Crandal (Denmark) – 2. Judith Dörflinger (Germany) – 3. Nicole Nussbaum (Switzerland)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Germany – 3. France

1998 – Piedrahita (Spain)

  • Individuals: 1. Jimmy Pacher (Italy) – 2. Peter Lüthi (Switzerland) – 3. Kaspi Henny (Switzerland)
  • Women: 1. Sandie Cochepain (France) – 2. Claire Bernier (France) – 3. Jil Hartley (GBR)
  • Teams: 1. Switzerland – 2. Italy – 3. France

1992 – Preddvor (Slovenia)

  • Individuals: 1. Ernst Strobl (Germany) – 2. Slana Domen (Slovenia) – 3. Urs Haari (Switzerland)
  • Women: 1. Barbara Lacrouts (Germany) – 2. Daniela Anke (Germany) – 3. Camilla Perner (Austria)
  • Teams: 1. Germany – 2. Switzerland – 3. Austria

Overview table

Year Place Individuals (1st–3rd) Women (1st–3rd) Teams (1st–3rd)
1992 Preddvor (SLO) Strobl – Domen – Haari Lacrouts–Anke–Perner GER – SUI – AUT
1994 Preddvor (SLO) Pacher – Bollinger – Gallon Bernier–Berger–Fenwick FRA – SUI – AUT
1998 Piedrahita (ESP) Pacher–Lüthi–Kaspi Cochepain–Bernier–Hartley SUI – ITA – FRA
2000 Garmisch (GER) Eisenhut–Cox–Joos Crandal–Dörflinger–Nussbaum SUI – GER – FRA
2002 Kobarid (SLO) Hofer–Tammeger–Pacher Crandal–Brille–Rauchenberger SUI – GER – FRA
2004 Kalavrita (GRE) Maurer - Goldsmith - Brauner & Broers Krausová – Wisnierska – Glasses ITA – SUI – CZE
2006 Morzine (FRA) Donini–Maurer–Brauner Krausová – Wisnierska – Glasses SUI – ITA – CZE
2008 Nis (SRB) Blondeau – Aebi – Lager Wisnierska – Kröll – Houdry FRA – SUI – ITA
2010 Abtenau (AUT) Donini – Schalber – Luckos Plum – Houdry – Kuhn ITA – AUT – SLO
2012 Saint-André (FRA) Savov–Bonet–Ogden Fedele – Cameron – Strasser AUT – ESP – SUI
2014 Kopaonik (SRB) Siegel–Latour–Vidic Fukuoka-Neville – Plum – Dathe SUI – GER – ITA
2016 Krusevo (MKD) Hamard–Oberhauser–Bonet Fukuoka-Neville – Genovese – Bulgakow FRA – GER – ITA
2018 Montalegre (POR) Warden–Siegel–Vitale Fukuoka-Neville – Delferrière – Margelisch ESP – ITA – FRA
2022 Nis (SRB) Armant–Pinot–Hamard Delferrière – Mettetal – Egger FRA – CZE – ITA
2024 Pegalájar (ESP) Pinot–Ospina–Ceglar Mettetal – Egger – Tabara GBR – FRA – SLO

 

PWC World Cup

PWC results can be found on the page PWCA.org

Filtering the results here.

 

Championship of the Czech Republic

 

2025 Bassano, Italy  report, results

  • Individuals: 1. Ondrej Pohořelský – 2. Martin Kubíček – 3. Petr Kostrhun results
  • Sports: 1. Miloš Diviš – 2. Jakub Rott – 3. Norton Igor Slovak results 
  • Juniors: 1. Kvido Hadaš – 2. Jiří Kopecký – 3. Vít Šantrůček results

2024 Bischling, Austria report, Pilot report  results 

  • Individuals: 1. Ondřej Pohořelský – 2. Michal Talavašek – 3. Stanislav Mayer  Results
  • Women: 1. Martina Žižlavská – 2. Hana Dlasková – 3. Monika Filipová Results
  • Sports: 1. Stanislav Klikar – 2. Miloš Diviš – 3. Martin Janosik  Results
  • Standard: 1. Zbyněk Reitspies – 2. Martina Žižlavská – 3. Denis Ulč  Results
  • Juniors: 1. Kvido Hadaš – 2. Jiří Kopecký – 3. Vít Šantrůček Results

2023 Martin, Slovakia  Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Jan Jares – 2. Petr Kozisek – 3. Stanislav Klikar
  • Women: 1. Petra Slívová – 2. Jana Nováková
  • Sports: 1. Standa Klikar – 2. Kvido Hadaš – 3. Josef Pechlát
  • Standard: 1. Hugo Hadaš – 2. Jana Nováková – 3. Denis Ulč
  • Juniors: 1. Vit Šantrůček – 2. Ondřej Pohořelský – 3. Kvido Hadaš

2022 Sopot, Bulgaria Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Jonáš Horáček – 2nd Michal Talavašek – 3rd Jan Jareš  results
  • Sports: 1. Jan Tomáš – 2. Ondřej Ptoszek – 3. Adam Dědina
  • Standard: 1. Vaclav Škoda – 2. Vaclav Švanda – 3. Jana Nováková
  • Juniors: 1. Jonáš Horáček – 2nd Ondřej Pohořelský – 3rd Vít Šantrůček

2021 Giant Mountains, Czech Republic Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Michal Šneiberg – 2. Jonáš Horáček – 3. Samuel Jordán results
  • Women: 1. Jana Novakova – 2. Hana Dlaskova – 3. Lenka Fexova results
  • Sports: 1. Pavel Vagner – 2. Ondřej Ptoszek – 3. Jana Nováková results
  • Standard: 1. Jana Nováková – 2. Kvido Hadaš – 3. Jan Tomáš Jr. results
  • Juniors: 1. Jonáš Horáček – 2nd Kvido Hadaš – 3rd Jan Tomáš Jr. results

2020 Martin, Slovakia 

  • Individuals: 1. Michal Šneiberg – 2. Martin Jánošík – 3. Petr Kostrhun results
  • Women: 1. Petra Slívová – 2. Jana Nováková – 3. Kristýna Takáčová Results
  • Sports: 1. Ondřej Pohořelský – 2. Ondřej Ptoszek – 3. Jan Šetina Results
  • Standard: 1. David Dvorský – 2. Kvido Hadaš – 3. Jana Nováková Results 
  • Juniors: 1. Jonáš Horáček – 2nd Ondřej Pohořelský – 3rd Jan Šetina Results

2019 Tolmin, Slovenia Pilot report Czech Championship 2019 report

  • Individuals: 1. Jan Jares – 2. Radek Vecere – 3. Michal Sneiberg
  • Sports: 1. Ondřej Ptoszek – 2. Samuel Jordán – 3. Michal Brabenec
  • Standard: 1. Jonáš Horáček – 2nd David Dvorský – 3rd Jana Nováková
  • Juniors: 1. Jonáš Horáček – 2nd Adam Dědině – 3rd Martina Hušková

2018 Sopot, Bulgaria

  • Individuals: 1. Michal Šneiberg – 2.Standa Klikar – 3. Jan Jareš
  • Women: 1. Renáta Kuhnová– 2. Hana Dlasková – 3. Marketa Tomášková

2017 Krusevo, Macedonia

  • Individuals: 1.David Ohlídal – 2.Stanislav Mayer – 3. Vít Pekárek
  • Women: 1. Soňa Perglerová – 2. Tereza Tomíčková – 3. Jana Nováková
  • Sports: 1. Roman Pavlicek – 2. Jirio Becvar – 3. Vlastimil Kricnar
  • Standard: 1. Petr Mezník – 2. Jaromír Mašek – 3. Soňa Perglerová

2016 Pieve Di Alpago, Italy  

  • Individuals: 1. Tomáš Brauner – 2. Michal Šneiberg – 3. Standa Klikar
  • Women: 1. Petra Slívová – 2. Marketa Sobotkova – 3. Soňa Perglerová
  • Sports: 1. Radek Večeřa – 2. Samuel Jordán
  • Standard: 1. Petr Mezník – 2. Jan Krátký – 3. Petr Kožíšek

2015 Krusevo, Macedonia 

  • Individuals: 1. David Ohlidal – 2. Stanislav Klikar – 3. Petr Kostrhun
  • Women: 1. Petra Slívová – 2. Renáta Kuhnová – 3.
  • Series: 1. Radek Veceřa

2014  report 

  • Individuals: 1. Tomáš Brauner – 2. David Ohlídal – 3. Petr Kostrhun
  • Women: 1. Tereza Vidláková – 2. Sabina Loudová – 3. Michaela Kadlecová

2013 Tolmin, Slovenia   report2   report 

  • Individuals: 1. Standa Klikar – 2. Michal Šneiberg – 3. Tomáš Brauner
  • Women: 1. Sabina Loudová – 2. Zdenka Chromcová
  • Sports: 1. Michal Šneiberg – 2.Petr Kostrhun

2012 Krusevo, Macedonia report 

  • Individuals: 1. Tomáš Brauner – 2. David Ohlídal – 3. Radek Večeřa
  • Women: 1. Renata Kuhnová – 2. Tereza Vidláková – 3. Markéta Gwudžová
  • Standard: 1. tomáš Záhora – 2. Stanislav Mayer – 3. Radek Šimoník

2011 Sopot, Bulgaria  report 

  • Individuals: 1. David Ohlídal – 2. Radek Večeřa – 3. Michal Sneiberg  Results
  • Women: 1. Renata Kuhnová – 2. Tereza Vidláková – 3. Jana Krátká Results
  • Series: 1. Michal Brabenec – 2. Tomáš Brauner – 3. Filip Buso Results
  • Standard: 1. Jaroslav Tůma – 2. Jana Krátká – 3. Jena Krátký Results
  • Tandem: 1. Bedřich Tkaný – 2. Jaroslav Fikar – 3. Luděk Munzar Results

2010 Low Tatras, Slovakia  report 

  • Individuals: 1. David Ohlídal – 2. Petr Kuhn – 3. Miroslav Krchňák  Results
  • Women: 1. Renata Kuhnova – 2. Hana Matyášková – 3. Zdenka Chromcová Results
  • Series: 1. Pavel Iker – 2. Miloslav Pokorný – 3. Daniel Ort Results

2009 Levico Terme, Italy report  report 

  • Individuals: 1. Tomáš Brauner – 2. Karel Vrbenský – 3. Petr Kostrhun results
  • Women: 1. Petra Slívová – 2. Renáta Kuhnová – 3. Hana Matyášková results
  • Series: 1. Miloslav Pokorný – 2. Daniel Ort – 3. Adam Dolezal results

2008 Pieve Cornizzolo, Italy report  report 

  • Individuals: 1. Tomáš Brauner – 2. Miloslav Pokorný – 3. Petra Slívová results 
  • Women: 1. Petra Slívová – 2. Zdenka Kuntová

2007 Pieve D'Alpago, Italy Pilot report  report 

  • Individuals: 1. Tomáš Brauner – 2. Radomír Vyhlas – 3. David Ohlídal  results
  • Women: 1. Renata Kuhnova – 2. Zdenka Kuntova – 3. Pavlina Herbertova results
  • Performance: 1. Adam Doležal – 2. Jiří Dlask – 3. Jan Krátký results

2006 Pieve D'Alpago, Italy Pilot report report

  • Individuals: 1. Martin Orlík – 2. Karel Vrbenský – 3. Tomáš Brauner  results
  • Women: 1. Petra Krausová – 2. Hana Matyášková – 3. Renata Kuhnová results
  • Performance: 1. Jirka Dlask – 2. Leoš Nosek – 3. Tomáš Brauner results
  • Teams:  results

2004 Tolmin, Slovenia Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Brauner Tomáš – 2. Radek Večeřa – 3. David Ohlídal (see Pilot report)
  • Standard: 1. Jiří Dlask – 2. Radim Pavliš – 3. Luděk Procházka
  • Performance: 1. Tomáš Hrabal – 2. Roman Skokan – 3. Miloslav Pokorný
  • Juniors: 1. Miloslav Pokorný – 2. Michal Šneiberg – 3. Matej Černý

2003 Stranik, Slovakia Pilot report +Mountains Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Brauner Tomáš – 2. David Ohlídal – 3. Martin Orlík  results
  • Standard: 1. Michal Šneiberg – 2. L. Procházka – 3. Jakub Strýček
  • Performance: 1. Jan Haberman – 2. Radek Krampl – 3. Matej Cerny
  • Juniors: 1. M. Černý – 2. M. Pokorný – 3. M. Šneiberg
  • Tandem: 1. Radek Václavík – 2. Martin Babáček

2002 Slovenia Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Ondřej Dupal – 2. Radek Večeřa – 3. Miroslav Varvařovský (results )
  • Standard: 1. M. Pokorný – 2. Z. Mikulanda – 3. M. Čermáková
  • Performance: 1. M. Pacejka – 2. M. Brabenec – 3. RY Seidl
  • Juniors: 1. M. Černý – 2. M. Pokorný – 3. V. Mádr
  • Women: 1. H. Matyásková – 2. R. Kuhnová – 3. M. Čermáková

2001 Slovenia Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Radek Večeřa – 2. Tomáš Brauner – 3. Antonín Pallas (results see Pilot report)
  • Women: 1. Petra Krausova

2000 Slovenia Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Miroslav Stěhula – 2. Miroslav Varvařovský – 3. Petr Mensák
  • Women: 1. Lucie Tvrdíková

League XC

 

ЧПП

1999 Czech Republic  Pilot report

  • Individuals: 1. Ondřej Dupal (559,9 points) – 2. Slíva (427,65 points) – 3. Milan Michna (405,75 points)
  • pro: 1. Ondřej Dupal (257,5 points) – 2. Jan Škrabálek (246 points) – 3. Pavel Iker (201 points)
  • hobby: 1. Milan Kameníček (256,5 points) – 2. Jan Habermann (221 points) – 3. Antonín Palas (189 points)
  • teams: 1. Gradient A (456 b) – 2. Gradient B (454,2 b) –3. Jazz Team (288,7 p.)

2000 Czech Republic  Pilot report

  • pro: 1. Ondřej Dupal – 2. Přemysl Sixta – 3. Antonín Pallas complete results
  • hobby: 1. Kamil Šolc – 2. Tomáš Mrkvička – 3. Filip Neumann
  • teams: 1. Gradient A – 2. Sputnik –3. Gambrinus A
  • Tandem: 1. Kamil Šolc

2001 Czech Republic  Pilot report  ČPP Rules 2021

  • pro: 1. Tomáš Brauner – 2. Karel Vejchodský – 3. Evžen Hollmann complete results  
  • hobby: 1. Tomáš Hrabal – 2. Pavel Kvarda – 3. Martin Kubečka
  • teams: 1. Anect Team – 2. Jazz Team – 3. Blondies
  • Tandem: 1. Kamil Šolc

2002 Czech Republic  Pilot report  ČPP Rules 2022

  • pro: 1. Karel Vejchodský – 2. Miroslav Stěhula – 3. Antonín Palas complete results  
  • hobby: 1. Pavel Dohnálek ​​– 2. Michal Brabenec – 3. Roman Skokan
  • teams: 1. – 2. –3.
  • Tandem: 1. Miroslav Stěhula – 2. RAdek Krampl – 3. Antonín Pallas

2003 Czech Police report Pilot

  • pro: 1. – 2. –3.
  • hobby: 1. – 2.–3.
  • teams: 1. – 2. –3.
  • Tandem: 1. –2. –3.

2004 Czech Police report Pilot

  • pro: 1. – 2. –3.
  • hobby: 1. – 2.–3.
  • teams: 1. – 2. –3.
  • Tandem: 1. –2. –3.

2005 Czech Republic Pilot_2 report  Pilot report

  • Open: 1. Michal Brabenec – 2. František Pavloušek – 3. Karel Hübl
  • Sports: 1. Luděk Procházka – 2. Pavel Kvarda – 3. Otta Popovský
  • Standard: 1. Rostislav Kasik – 2. Jan Kratky – 3. Jakub Havel
  • Juniors: 1. Michal Šneiberg – 2. Jiří Dlask – 3. Matej Černý

Since 2006, the results of individual years of the ČPP have been in XContest

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