FAI European Aerobatic Championships

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]2014Matkópuszta, Hungary Castor Fantoba Su-26M Martin Sonka Extra 330SC
18th2012Dubnica nad Váhom, Slovakia Mikhail Mamistov Su 26M3 Gerald Cooper XA41
17th[2]2010Touzim, Czech Republic Renaud Ecalle Extra 330SC - -
16th[3]2008Hradec Kralové, Czech Republic Mikhail MamistovSU 26M Renaud EcalleExtra EA 330SC
15th[4]2006Grenchen, SwitzerlandMikhail MamistovSu 26 M3Hannes ArchEdge 540
14th[5]2004Kaunas, Lithuania
S. Darius and S. Girėnas Airport
Mikhail Mamistov Klaus SchrodtExtra 330 XS
13th[6]2002Panevėžys, Lithuania
Panevėžys/Istra Airport
Ramón Alonso Klaus Schrodt
12th[7]1999Córdoba, Spain Sergei Rakhmanin - -
11th[8]1997Antalya, TurkeyPatrick ParisCAP 232 - -
10th[9]1995Hradec Kralové, Czech RepublicPatrick ParisCAP 232Péter Besenyei Extra 300S
9th[10]1993Grosseto (Italy)Patrick ParisCAP 231EX - -
8th[11]1991Muret (France)Nikolai NikitiukSu 26M - -
7th[12]1989Békéscsaba (Hungary)Jurgis KairysSu 26 M - -
6th[13]1987Rosenthal Airfield, Plössen Nikolai NikitiukSu 26 M Victor SmolinSu 26M
5th[14]1985Ceské Budéjovice (CSSR)Petr JirmusZlin 50LS - -
4th[15]1983Ravenna (Italy)Petr Jirmus, Valentina Yaikova (Goldobina)Zlin 50LS - -
3rd[16]1981Punitz (Österreich) Valentina Yaikova (Goldobina)Yak 50 - -
2nd[17]1979Châteauroux (France) Viktor Letsko Yak 50 --
1st[18]1977Esbjerg (Denmark) Manfred StrößenreutherPitts S1-S - -

Winners by teams

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

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