FAI European Aerobatic Championships

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The FAI European Aerobatic Championship is an aerobatic competition held biennially, alternating with the World Aerobatic Championship.


Manfred Strößenreuther cup winners

Individual winners

FAI EAC Year Location Unlimited winner Aerobatic aircraft Freestyle winner Aerobatic aircraft
19th[1] 2014 Matkópuszta, Hungary Flag of Spain.svg Castor Fantoba Su-26M Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Martin Sonka Extra 330SC
18th 2012 Dubnica nad Váhom, Slovakia Flag of Russia.svg Mikhail Mamistov Su 26M3 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Gerald Cooper XA41
17th[2] 2010 Touzim, Czech Republic Flag of France.svg Renaud Ecalle Extra 330SC - -
16th[3] 2008 Hradec Kralové, Czech Republic Flag of Russia.svgMikhail Mamistov SU 26M Flag of France.svgRenaud Ecalle Extra EA 330SC
15th[4] 2006 Grenchen, Switzerland Flag of Russia.svgMikhail Mamistov Su 26 M3 Flag of Austria.svgHannes Arch Edge 540
14th[5] 2004 Kaunas, Lithuania
S. Darius and S. Girėnas Airport
Flag of Russia.svgMikhail Mamistov Flag of Germany.svgKlaus Schrodt Extra 330 XS
13th[6] 2002 Panevėžys, Lithuania
Panevėžys/Istra Airport
Flag of Spain.svgRamón Alonso Flag of Germany.svgKlaus Schrodt
12th[7] 1999 Córdoba, Spain Flag of Russia.svgSergei Rakhmanin - -
11th[8] 1997 Antalya, Turkey Flag of France.svgPatrick Paris CAP 232 - -
10th[9] 1995 Hradec Kralové, Czech Republic Flag of France.svgPatrick Paris CAP 232 Flag of Hungary.svgPéter Besenyei Extra 300S
9th[10] 1993 Grosseto (Italy) Flag of France.svgPatrick Paris CAP 231EX - -
8th[11] 1991 Muret (France) 20pxNikolai Nikitiuk Su 26M - -
7th[12] 1989 Békéscsaba (Hungary) 20pxJurgis Kairys Su 26 M - -
6th[13] 1987 Rosenthal Airfield, Plössen 20px Nikolai Nikitiuk Su 26 M 20pxVictor Smolin Su 26M
5th[14] 1985 Ceské Budéjovice (CSSR) Flag of the Czech Republic.svgPetr Jirmus Zlin 50LS - -
4th[15] 1983 Ravenna (Italy) Flag of the Czech Republic.svgPetr Jirmus, Valentina Yaikova (Goldobina) Zlin 50LS - -
3rd[16] 1981 Punitz (Österreich) 20px Valentina Yaikova (Goldobina) Yak 50 - -
2nd[17] 1979 Châteauroux (France) 20px Viktor Letsko Yak 50 - -
1st[18] 1977 Esbjerg (Denmark) Flag of Germany.svg Manfred Strößenreuther Pitts S1-S - -

Winners by teams

FAI EAC Year Location Winner team Country
19th 2014 Matkópuszta, Hungary François Le Vot, Mikael Brageot, Alexandre Orlowski Flag of France.svgFrance
18th 2012 Dubnica nad Váhom, Slovakia François Le Vot, Olivier Masurel, Nicolas Ivanoff Flag of France.svgFrance
17th 2010 Touzim, Czech Republic Mikhail Mamistov, Alexandre Krotov, Elena Klimovich Flag of Russia.svgRussia
16th 2008 Hradec Kralové, Czech Republic Mikhail Mamistov, Oleg Shpolyansky, Svetlana Kapanina Flag of Russia.svgRussia
15th 2006 Grenchen, Switzerland Mikhail Mamistov, Oleg Shpolyansky, Victor Tchmal Flag of Russia.svgRussia
14th 2004 Kaunas, Lithuania Mikhail Mamistov, Sergei Rakhmanin, Oleg Shpolyansky Flag of Russia.svgRussia
13th 2002 Panevėžys, Lithuania Sergei Rakhmanin, Victor Tchmal, Oleg Shpolyansky Flag of Russia.svgRussia
12th 1999 Córdoba, Spain Sergei Rakhmanin, Oleg Shpolyansky, Mikhail Mamistov Flag of Russia.svgRussia
11th 1997 Antalya, Turkey Patrick Paris, Eddy Dussau, Eric Vazeille Flag of France.svgFrance
10th 1995 Hradec Kralové, Czech Republic Patrick Paris, Dominique Roland, Pascale Alajouanine Flag of France.svgFrance
9th 1993 Grosseto (Italy)
8th 1991 Muret (France) Nikolai Nikitiuk, Alexander Lyubarets, Sergei Boriak 20pxUSSR
7th 1989 Békéscsaba (Hungary) Jurgis Kairys, Nikolai Nikitiuk, Liubov Nemkova (Morokhova) 20pxUSSR
6th 1987 Rosenthal Airfield, Plössen Nikolai Nikitiuk, Victor Smolin, Jurgis Kairys 20pxUSSR
5th 1985 Ceské Budéjovice (CSSR) Victor Smolin, Nikolai Nikitiuk, Valentina Yaikova (Goldobina) 20pxUSSR
4th 1983 Ravenna (Italy) Valentina Yaikova (Goldobina), Khalide Makagonova (Ajnetdinova), Victor Smolin 20pxUSSR
3rd 1981 Punitz (Österreich) Valentina Yaikova (Goldobina), Victor Smolin, Liubov Nemkova (Morokhova) 20pxUSSR
2nd 1979 Châteauroux (France) - -
1st 1977 Esbjerg (Denmark) - -

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