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Ranking List of all Nations Cup

The number of points per cup depends on the number of participants and the placement.
An example: there were 7 participants, so the first place receives 7 points, the second 6 points, etc. The results of the last year are weighted by a factor of 4, those of the second-to-last year by a factor of 3, those of the third-to-last year by a factor of 2 and all others by a factor of one. Only the cups from 2010 onwards were included in the ranking, in 2009 one nation took part with 2 teams.

At the end of January 2024, the majority of members decided that only the last ive competitions should be included in the evaluation.
(last update of ranking list: 2024-02-04)

14. Nations Cup

23. August 2024
Japan: Hakodate City, Hokkaido

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13. Nations Cup

4. August 2023
Finland: Hyvinkää

  1. Australia (AUS)
    Bernie Bolger, Sean Conlon, Damien Landais, Will Regan

  2. Japan (JPN)
    Yasutada Kawano, Narumi Okuno, Musubu Shinde

  3. France (FRA)
    Arnaud Pierre, François Perrin, Florentin Fuhrmann, Teidy Duvigneau

  4. Germany (GER)
    Michael Enzi, Andreas Braun, Jérémy Goardou, Oliver Lindemayr

  5. Czech Republic (CZE)
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    Estonia (EST)
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    Finland (FIN)
    Jake Ropponen, Timo Kemppi, Harry Asp
    Poland (POL)
    Mariusz Goeck, Marcin Henkelman, Anna Kołeczek-Szyszło, Arkadiusz Piróg

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  9. Great Britain (GBR)
    Tony Le Moignan, Paula Le Moignan, Piers Le Moignan, Andrew Curtis
    Greece (GRE)
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    Hong Kong (HKG)
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    Slovakia (SVK)
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    Spain (ESP)
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    Switzerland (SUI)
    Georg Leuenberger, Peter Fischbacher, Peter Maurer
    Turkey (TUR)
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    United States (USA)
    Scott Dyer, Blake Reisinger, Tony Costa, Robert Young

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12. Nations Cup

19. August 2022
France: Samoëns

  1. Belgium (BEL)
    Yves Thiebaut, Sully Bougeatre, Jean-Claude Vincent

  2. Finland (FIN)
    Mika Packalen, Kai Oksa, Kim Sundström

  3. Japan (JPN)
    Ukyo Itakura, Shigehiro Tsuzaka, Kenji Yamaguchi

  4. Great Britain (GBR)
    Jonathan Radcliffe, Tom Frith, Peter Hodkinson

  5. France (FRA)
    Geoffrey Dobigny, Florentin Fuhrmann, Marc Seguìn, Florian Maudry

  6. Czech Republic (CZE)
    Radek Louda, Petr Hanyk, Tonda Kotrla, Martin Blaheta

  7. Germany (GER)
    Michael Kilger, Johannes Brelage, Oliver Lindemayr, Anita Kilger

  8. Estonia (EST)
    Vahur Kölvart, Alger Jöras, Ragnar Nurmik, Aron Gregor Nurmik

  9. Greece (GRE)
    Christos Mavreas, Thanasi Dimopoylos, Gerasimos Koynadis, Christos Dimopoylos

  10. Poland (POL)
    Marcin Morżyk, Jan Sękowski, Makary Piwiński, Miron Skołuda

  11. Australia (AUS)
    Doug Bolger, Will Druce, Will Regan, Lachlan Raper

  12. Portugal (POR)
    Patrick Bayin, Fernando Fauwegel, Joje Simao, Marie Bauchart

  13. Switzerland (SUI)
    Georg Leuenberger, Peter Fischbacher, Mensur Kujadinovic, Kevin Martin

  14. Spain (ESP)
    Luis Muñiz, Teresa Zafra, Silvia Bichon, Nacho Labrado

  15. Italy (ITA)
    Simone Ruco, Katia Boiani, Davide Arillotta, Marco Sorbini

  16. Turkey (TUR)
    Hünkar Ekşi (c), Cüneyit Özen, Onur Sarıoğlu

12. Nations Cup

21. August 2021
Finland: Hyvinkää

The tournament was cancelled due to COVID-19.

12. Nations Cup

22. August 2020

Finland: Hyvinkää

The tournament was postponed to 2021 due to COVID-19.

11. Nations Cup

17. August 2019
France: Samoëns

  1. Finland (FIN)
    Jake Rupponen, Joni Eväkoski, Timo Kemppi
    (coach: Harry Asp)

  2. Estonia (EST)
    Vahur Kölvart, Alger Jöras, Maire Kölvart

  3. Hong Kong (HKG)
    Osman Wong, Sindy Yeung, Seth Chu

  4. Turkey (TUR)
    Hünkar Ekşi (c), Cüneyit Özen, Onur Sarıoğlu
    (coach: Eray Özcinar)

  5. Czech Republic (CZE)
    Pavel Tisovský, Roman Hanyk, Břetislav Polák
    (coach: Petr Hanyk)
    Germany (GER)
    Oliver Lindenmayr, Michael Enzi jun., Johannes Brelage
    Japan (JPN)
    Sasaki, Nakai, Kanai
    (coach: Ishiz)
    Poland (POL)
    Arkadiusz Piróg, Łukasz Jezierski, Mateusz Wawrzaszek
    (coach: Sławek Wiechowski)

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  9. Belgium (BEL)
    Jean-Marc, Philippe, Kevin
    France (FRA)
    Yann Rayjal, Florian Maudry, Olivier Allain (Oli Good)
    Great Britain (GBR)
    Alexander Short, Ryan Monks, Louis Böttcher
    (coach: Julius Böttcher)
    Norway (NOR)
    Chris, Charlotte, Thomas
    (coach: Gunn)
    Spain (ESP)
    Luis Muñiz, Teresa Zafra, Carmina Colmenarejo
    (coach: Manuel Martínez)
    Switzerland (SUI)
    Georg Leuenberger, Peter Fischbacher, Horst Berner
    (coach: Lázló Mártjn)

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10. Nations Cup

18. August 2018

Finland: Pori

  1. Finland (FIN)
    Joni Eväkoski, Marko Timonen, Kai Oksa
    (coach: Harry Asp)

  2. Germany (GER)
    Oliver Lindenmayr, Horst Neuhoff, Michael Enzi jun.
    (coach: Julius Böttcher)

  3. Czech Republic (CZE)
    RRadek, Tory, Pavel Tisovský

  4. Estonia (EST)
    Valeri Filippov, Beto Miljard, Vahur Kölvart
    (coach: Ragnar Nurmik)

  5. Japan (JPN)
    …

  6. Great Britain (GBR)
    …
    (coach: Olivier Allain)

  7. Turkey (TUR)
    Hünkar Ekşi (c), Cüneyit Özen, Onur Sarıoğlu

  8. Poland (POL)
    Arkadiusz Piróg, Henryk Stokłosa, Andrzej Sroka
    (coach: Sławek Wiechowski)

  9. France (FRA)
    Julien Hamel, Antoine Brisacier, Cyril Leger

9. Nations Cup

19. August 2017

Czech Republic: Rakovnik

  1. Finland (FIN)
    Pauli Kirves, Jaakko Räsänen, Kai Oksa
    (coach: Harry Asp)

  2. Czech Republic (CZE)
    Kotrla Antonin, Kral Radomir, Pavel Tisovský

  3. Estonia (EST)
    Aivar Vettik, Beto Miljard, Vahur Kölvart

  4. Belgium (BEL)
    …

  5. France (FRA)
    Didier Franque, Jérôme Chappuys, Fabian Schomann

  6. Japan (JPN)
    …

  7. Turkey (TUR)
    Hünkar Ekşi (c), Cüneyit Özen, Onur Sarıoğlu

  8. Poland (POL)
    …

  9. Austria (AUT)
    …

  10. Slovakia (SVK)
    …

  11. Germany (GER)
    Johannes Brelage, Roland Götz, …

8. Nations Cup

20. August 2016

France: Le Rheu

  1. Finland (FIN)
    Jake Ropponen, Marko Lusi, Hannu Laaksonen, Suvi Soini (GM)

  2. France (FRA)
    Dominique Vallée, Stéphane Eveno, Geoffroy Gourdon
    (coach: Ludovic Misura)

  3. Spain (ESP)
    …

  4. Benin (BEN)
    …

  5. Belgium (BEL)
    …

  6. Germany (GER)
    Oliver Lindenmayr, Christin Preisner, Sami Bomann

  7. Czech Republic (CZE)
    …

  8. Georgia (GEO)
    …

  9. Sweden (SWE)
    …

  10. Austria (AUT)
    …

  11. Canada (CAN)
    …

  12. Estonia (EST)
    …

  13. Japan (JPN)
    …

  14. Great Britain (GBR)
    …

7. Nations Cup

15. August 2015

Finland: Lahti

  1. Finland (FIN)
    Toni Laakso (c), Jukka Mäntylä, Marko Lusi, Timo Kari (GM)

  2. Switzerland (SUI)
    Kevin Martin, Marcel Menetrier, Copine Antoine

  3. Estonia (EST)
    …

  4. France (FRA)
    Alexandre Chevalier, Romain Mahot, Erwan Mounier

  5. Germany (GER)
    …

  6. Belgium (BEL)
    …

  7. Russia (RUS)
    …

  8. Japan (JPN)
    …

6. Nations Cup

16. August 2014

Finland: Lahti

  1. Finland (FIN)
    Sanna Koskimaa, Markku Mäntysalo, Ilkka Horttanainen (c)

  2. France (FRA)
    Julien Freneix, Kevin Martin,Tristan Mounier

  3. Estonia (EST)
    …

  4. Japan (JPN)
    …

  5. Germany (GER)
    Marjukka Cassaro, Nicki Banspach, Paula Aust

  6. Great Britain (GBR)
    …

5. Nations Cup

17. August 2013

Finland: Lahti

  1. France (FRA)
    Pascal Olivier, Damien Landais, Jean-François Brossier

  2. Finland (FIN)
    Mari Haasiatarha, Kimmo Leppänen, Antton Soini

  3. Estonia (EST)
    …

  4. Japan (JPN)
    …

  5. Czech Republic (CZE)
    …

  6. Slovakia (SVK)
    …

4. Nations Cup

18. August 2012

Finland: Lahti

  1. France (FRA)
    Ludovic Misura, Olivier Herisson, Jerome Brehin
    (coach: Christophe Saiget)

  2. Estonia (EST)
    Mart Niinemägi, Beto Miljand, Aarne Kauber, Vahur Kölvart

  3. Japan (JPN)
    Shinya Matsuda, Nami Sugiyama, Shuichi Yatsuga, Yuki Ohsaka

  4. Finland (FIN)
    Suvi Soini, Timo Kemppi, Jari Haasiatarha

  5. Germany (GER)
    Katharina Kaiser, Michael Enzi jun., Oliver Lindenmayr

  6. Great Britain (GBR)
    Jeff Callaghan, Lesley Callaghan, David Whittingham, Lois Whittingham

  7. Czech Republic (CZE)
    Lubomir Vlk, Milan Varga, Leoš Školoud

  8. Sweden (SWE)
    Timo Boren, Erja Pöykiö, Pector Jensen

3. Nations Cup

27. August 2011

Finland: Lahti

  1. Finland (FIN)
    Tero Nikki, Sanna Koskimaa, Kai Oksa

  2. Slovakia (SVK)
    Lubos Vlk, Stano Gazo, Marek Leporis, Dusan Solivajs

  3. Germany (GER)
    Katharina Kaiser, Robert Ewald, Michael Wurzer

  4. Sweden (SWE)
    Timo Boren, Erja Pöykiö, Pentti Pöykiö

  5. Estonia (EST)
    Beto Miljand, Aivar Vettik, Vahur Kölvart

  6. Japan (JPN)
    Shinya Matsuda, Nami Sugiyama, Shuichi Yatsuga, Yuya Takakuba

  7. France (FRA)
    Rémi Chevalier, Mikael Racaud, Olivier Allain

  8. Romania (ROU)
    Paul Nanu, Ana Micu, Patrick Schachebeck

  9. Switzerland (SUI)
    Pipa Rey, Frank Matter, Fx Bercraz, Elienne Pfaffer

  10. Czech Republic (CZE)
    Karel Janda, Josef Florec, Petr Kolar, Radek Hovotwy

  11. Russia (RUS)
    Romen Navudylo, Nadja Ovasko, Roman Shchederkin, Lidiya Efimova, Velodja Efimov

2. Nations Cup

14. August 2010

Finland: Lahti

  1. Estonia (EST)
    Märt Niinemägi, Beto Miljand, Gern, Vahur Kölvart

  2. Finland (FIN)
    Tero Nikki, Risto Tuiskula, Suvi Soini

  3. France (FRA)
    Olivier Allain (Oli Good), Sandrine Orain, Freddy Dahiot

  4. Germany (GER)
    Jörg Laechelin, Katharina Kaiser, Hendrick Bastuck, Patrick

  5. Japan (JPN)
    Shinya Matsuda, Nami Sugiyama, Shuichi Yatsuga

  6. Sweden (SWE)
    Timo, Tanja, Bo

  7. Slovakia (SVK)
    Zombie, Lubo, Stano

1. Nations Cup

29. August 2009

Finland: Lahti

  1. Finland 2 (FIN)
    Juha Keinonen, Suvi Soini, Lauri Nirkko

  2. Estonia (EST)
    Märt Niinemägi, Vahur Kölvart, Beto Miljand

  3. Finland 1 (FIN)
    Tapio Sappinen, Leena Jantunen, Pekka Lintunen

  4. France (FRA)
    Fabien Lemasson, Oliver Laurent, Nicolas Gauqvelin

  5. Sweden (SWE)
    Timo Boren, Kjell Wiqvist, Stefan Carlqvist

  6. Norway/Sweden (NOR/SWE)
    Patrik Berg, Staffan Bergh ja Tommy Jauhojärvi

  7. Germany (GER)
    Katharina Kaiser, Alex Bohle, Hendrik Bastuck

  8. Slovakia (SVK)
    Peter Hruska, Matej Jentner, Marek Leporis

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