The IPSC European Rifle Championship is an IPSC level 4 championship hosted every third year in Europe.

History

Champions

The following is a list of current and past European IPSC Rifle champions.

Overall category

Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2009 Open Finland Raine Peltokoski Czech Republic Václav Vinduska Finland Jarkko Halminen Kongsberg, Norway
2009 Standard Finland Isto Hyyryläinen Finland Mika Riste Finland Mikko Kuisma Kongsberg, Norway
2012 Open Finland Raine Peltokoski Finland Teemu Rintala Finland Jarkko Laukia Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
2012 Standard Finland Mika Riste Finland Mikael Kaislaranta Finland Mikko Kuisma Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
2015 Open Finland Raine Peltokoski Finland Teemu Rintala Finland Jarkko Laukia Felsőtárkány, Hungary
2015 Standard Finland Sami Hautamäki Estonia Madis Reier Estonia Margu Riso Felsőtárkány, Hungary
2015 Manual Open United Kingdom Peter Starley Russia Oleg Perfilev Russia Vadim Dmitriev Felsőtárkány, Hungary
2018 Cancelled due to the 2018 Sweden wildfires Karlskoga, Sweden

Lady category

Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2015 Open Italy Irene Canetta Russia Maria Gushchina Russia Natalia Rumyantseva Felsőtárkány, Hungary

Junior category

Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2012 Open Finland Ville Broman Greece Sotirios-Thomas Zafeiridis Bulgaria Radomir Bossev Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Senior category

Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2009 Open Denmark Kim Snerup Nielsen Sweden Wilhelm Backlund Czech Republic Lumir Safranek Kongsberg, Norway
2012 Open Italy Enri Botturi Germany Claus Rothweiler Italy Maurizio Rovey Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
2012 Standard Finland Ilkka Kervinen Czech Republic Tibor Ladic Germany Thomas Sturm Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
2015 Open Sweden Johan Hansen Sweden Johan Lindberg Italy Fabrizio Pesce Felsőtárkány, Hungary
2015 Standard Estonia Armin Meesit Finland Mikael Kaislaranta Norway Sverre Idland Felsőtárkány, Hungary

Super senior category

Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2015 Open Italy Massimo Corazzini Switzerland Peter Kressibucher France Joel Gerard Felsőtárkány, Hungary

See also

References

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