FAI Champions of the past: Paragliding
FAI World Championships
1989 Kössen (Austria)
Not validated
1991 Digne (France)
1st: Robbie Whittall (Great Britain) - 2nd: Andy Hediger (Switzerland) - 3rd: Urs Haari (Switzerland)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Great Britain - 3rd: Germany
1993 Verbier (Switzerland)
1st: Hans Bollinger (Switzerland) - 2nd: E Strobl (Germany) - 3rd: John Pendry (Great Britain)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Great Britain - 3rd: Austria
Women – 1st: Camilla Perner (Austria) - 2nd: Nathalie Berger (France) - Miyuki Tanaka (JAP)
1995 Kitakyushu (Japan)
1st: Stefan Stiegler (Austria) - 2nd: Hans Bollinger (Switzerland) - 3rd: J Sanderson (Great Britain)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Great Britain - 3rd: Austria
Women - 1st: Judy Leden (Great Britain) - 2nd: Miyuki Tanaka (JAP) - 3rd: Nathalie Berger (France)
1997 Castejon de Sos (Spain)
1st: John Pendry (Great Britain) - 2nd: Christian Tammeger (Austria) - 3rd: Jimmy Pacher (Italia)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Great Britain - 3rd: Austria
Women - 1st: Sandie Cochepain (France) - 2nd: Claire Bernier (France) - 3rd: Louise Crandal (Denmark)
1999 Bramberg-Neukirchen (Austria)
Not validated
2001 Granada (Spain)
1st: Luca Donini (Italia) - 2nd: Christian Tammeger (Austria) – 3rd: Olivier Rossel (Canada)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Germany - 3rd: Italy
Women - 1st: Louise Crandal (Great Britain) - 2nd: Nicole Nussbaum (Switzerland) - 3rd: Miyuki Tanaka (Japan)
2003 Larouco, Montalegre (Portugal)
1st: Alex Hofer (Switzerland) - 2nd: Frank Thoma Brown (Brazil) – 3rd: Masataka Kawachi (Japan)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Austria - 3rd: Germany
Women - 1st: Petra Krausova (Czechia) - 2nd: Nicole Nussbaum (Switzerland) - 3rd: Louise Crandal
(Denmark)
2005 Governador Valadares (Brazil)
1st: Steve Cox (Switzerland) - 2nd: Christian Tammeger (Austria) – 3rd: Stefan Wyss (Switzerland)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Germany - 3rd: Czech Republic
Women - 1st: Louise Crandal (Great Britain) - 2nd: Ewa Wisnierska-Cieslewicz (Germany) - 3rd: Elizabeth Rauchenberger (Switzerland)
2007 Manilla (Australia)
1st: Bruce Goldsmith (Great Britain) - 2nd: Jean-Marc Caron (France) – 3rd: Thomas McCune (USA)
Team - 1st: Czechia - 2nd: France - 3rd: Switzerland
Women - 1st: Petra Slivova (Czechia) - 2nd: Viv Williams (Australia) - 3rd: Harmony Gaw (New Zealand)
2009 El Penon, Valle de Bravo (Mexico)
1st: Andy Aebi (Switzerland) - 2nd: Stefan Wyss (Switzerland) – 3rd: Aljaz Valic (Slovenia)
Team - 1st: Czechia - 2nd: Italy - 3rd: Slovenia
Women - 1st: Elisa Houdry (France) - 2nd: Keiko Hiraki (Japan) - 3rd: Anja Kröll (Switzerland)
2011 Piedrahita (Spain)
1st: Charles Cazeaux (France) - 2nd: Luca Donini (Italy) – 3rd: Andreas Malecki (Germany)
Team - 1st: France - 2nd: Great Britain - 3rd: Switzerland
Women - 1st: Petra Krausova-Slivova (Slovenia) - 2nd: Regula Strasser (Germany) - 3rd: Kirsty Cameron (Great Britain)
2013 Sopot (Bulgaria)
1st: Jérémie Lager (France) - 2nd: Charles Cazeaux (France) – 3rd: Davide Cassetta (Italy)
Team - 1st: France - 2nd: Italy - 3rd: Venezuela
Women - 1st: Klaudia Bulgakow (Poland) - 2nd: Seiko Fukuoka (France) - 3rd: Nicole Fedele (Italy)
2015 Roldanillo (Colombia)
14th FAI World Paragliding Championship
1st: Honorin Hamard (France) - 2nd: Michael Maurer (Switzerland) – 3rd: Torsten Siegel (Germany)
Team - 1st: Germany - 2nd: Slovenia - 3rd: Spain
Women - 1st: Seiko Fukuoka-Naville (France) - 2nd: Keiko Hiraki (Japan) - 3rd: Nicole Fedele (Italy)
2017 Pedavena-Feltre, Italy
15th FAI World Paragliding championship
1st: Pierre Remy (France) - 2nd: Guy Anderson (UK) – 3rd: Honorin Hamard (France) and Jurij Vidic (Slovenia)
Team - 1st: France - 2d: Slovenia - 3rd: Switzerland
Women - 1st: Seiko Fukuoka-Naville (France) - 2nd: Kari Ellis (Australia) - 3rd: Silvia Buzzi Ferraris (Italy)
FAI European Championships
1988 St-Hilaire-du-Touvet (France)
1st: Gérald Maret (Switzerland) - 2nd: Thierry Barboux (France) - 3rd: Robert Graham (Switzerland)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: France
Women - 1st: Fabienne Lachat-Schwartz (Switzerland) - 2nd: Florence Claret-Tournier (France)
1992 Preddvor (Slovenia)
1st: Ernst Strobl (Germany) - 2nd: Slana Domen (Slovenia) - 3rd: Urs Haari (Switzerland)
Team - 1st: Germany - 2nd: Switzerland - 3rd: Austria
Women - 1st: Barbara Lacrouts (Germany) - 2nd: Daniela Anke (Germany) - 3rd: Camila Perner (Austria)
1994 Preddvor (Slovenia)
1st: Jimmy Pacher (Italia) - 2nd: Hans Bollinger (Switzerland) - 3rd: Richard Gallon (France)
Team - 1st: France - 2nd: Switzerland - 3rd: Austria
Women - 1st: Claire Bernier (France) - 2nd: Nathalie Berger (France) - 3rd: Sarah Fenwick (Great Britain)
1998 Piedrahita (Spain)
1st: Jimmy Pacher (Italia) - 2nd: Peter Luthi (Switzerland) - 3rd: Kaspi Henny (Switzerland)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Italia - 3rd: France
Women - 1st: Sandie Cochepain (France) - 2nd: Claire Bernier (France) - 3rd: Jil Hartley (Great Britain)
2000 Garmisch Partenkirchen (Germany)
1st: Kari Eisenhut (Switzerland) - 2nd: Steve Cox (Switzerland) - 3rd: Achim Joos (Germany)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Germany - 3rd: France
Women - 1st: Louise Crandal (Danemark) - 2nd: Judith Dörflinger (Germany) - 3rd: Nicole Nussbaum (Switzerland)
2002 Kobarid (Slovenia)
1st: Alex Hofer (Switzerland) - 2nd: Christian Tammeger (Austria) - 3rd: Jimmy Pacher (Italia)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Germany - 3rd: France
Women - 1st: Louise Crandal (Denmark) - 2nd: Caroline Brille (France) - 3rd: Elizabeth Rauchenberger (Switzerland)
2004 Kalavrita (Greece)
1st: Christian Maurer (Switzerland) - 2nd: Bruce Goldsmith (Great Britain) - 3rd: Tomas Brauner (Czech Republic) and Philippe Broers (Belgium)
Team - 1st: Italia - 2nd: Switzerland - 3rd: Czech Republic
Women - 1st: Petra Krausova (Czech Republic) - 2nd: Ewa Wisnierska (Germany) - 3rd: Caroline Brille (France)
2006 Morzine (France)
1st: Luca Donini (Italia) - 2nd: Christian Maurer (Switzerland) - 3rd: Tomas Brauner (Czech Republic)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Italia - 3rd: Czech Republic
Women - 1st: Petra Krausova (Czech Republic) - 2nd: Ewa Wisnierska (Germany) - 3rd: Caroline Brille (France)
2008 Nis (Serbia)
1st: Grégory Blondeau (France) - 2nd: Andi Aebi (Switzerland) - 3rd: Jérémie Lager (France)
Team - 1st: France - 2nd: Switzerland - 3rd: Italy
Women - 1st: Ewa Wisnierska (Germany) - 2nd: Anja Kröll (Switzerland) - 3rd: Elisa Houdry (France)
2010 Abtenau (Austria)
1st: Luca Donini (Italia) - 2nd: Alex Schalber (Austria) - 3rd: Rafal Luckos (Poland)
Team - 1st: Italy - 2nd: Austria - 3rd: Slovenia
Women - 1st: Petra Slivova (Czech Republic) - 2nd: Elisa Houdry (France) - 3rd: Renata Kuhnova (Czech Republic)
2012 Saint-André-les-Alpes (France)
1st: Yassen Savov(Bulgaria) - 2nd: Xavi Bonet Dalmau (Spain) - 3rd: Russel Ogden (Great Britain)
Team - 1st: Austria - 2nd: Spain - 3rd: Switzerland
Women - 1st: Nicole Fedele (Italy) - 2nd: Kirsty Cameron (Great Britain) - 3rd: Regula Strasser (Switzerland)
2014 Kopaonik - Raska (Serbia)
1st: Torsten Siegel (Germany) - 2nd: Clément Latour (France) - 3rd: Jurin Vidic (Slovenia)
Team - 1st: Switzerland - 2nd: Germany - 3rd: Italy
Women - 1st: Seiko Fukuoka-Neville (Fraance) - 2nd: Petra Slivova (Czech Republic) - 3rd: Suzanne Dathe (Germany)
FAI Asian Championships
2004 Hadong (Korea)
1st: Masataka Kawachi (Japan) - 2nd: Sang Jun Park (Korea) - 3rd: Kyoung Seok Choi (Korea)
Team - 1st: Korea - 2nd: Japan - 3rd: China
Women - 1st: Young Sook Choi (Korea) - 2nd: Jung Hun Park (Korea) - 3rd: Keiko Hiraki (Japan)
2010 Nishiawa (Japan)
1st: Chikyong Ha (Korea) - 2nd: Su Yong Pi (Korea) - 3rd: Kensuke Kozuma (Japan)
Team - 1st: Korea - 2nd: Japan - 3rd: India
Women - 1st: Jung Hun Park (Korea) - 2nd: Keiko Hiraki (Japan) - 3rd: Nao Takada (Japan)
2012 Linzhou (China)
1st: Kamiyama Taro (Japan) - 2nd: Lin Moonseob (Korea) - 3rd: Hiraki Keiko (Japan)
Team - 1st: Japan - 2nd: Korea - 3rd: India
Women - 1st: Hiraki Keoko (Japan) - 2nd: Di Wang (China) - 3rd: Igawa Emi (Japan)
FAI Pan-American Championships
2008 Castelo (Brazil)
1st: Marcelo Prieto (Brazil) - 2nd: Michael Von Wachter (Venezuela) - 3rd: Everton Roberto Da Silva (Brazil)
Team - 1st: Brazil - 2nd: Venezuela - 3rd: Colombia
Women - 1st: Kamira Rodrigues Pereira (Brazil) - 2nd: Joanna Di Grigoli (Venezuela) - 3rd: Camila Antonorsi (Venezuela)
