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LONGTRACK
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Section 1 - World Team Championship
Section 2 - Nordic Team Championship
Section 3 - International Matches
(includes sandtrack)

SECTION 1
LONGTRACK - WORLD TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 to date

2007 Sat 01.09 : Morizes, France
1 Germany 51+8 Gerd Riss 16+5, Stefan Katt 21+3, Matthias Kroger 9, Enrico Janoschka 5
2 Great Britain 44+7 Paul Hurry 16+4, Andrew Appleton 15+1, Glen Phillips 13+2, Mitch Godden did not ride
3 France 39+8 Stephane Tresarrieu 18+3, Mathieu Tresarrieu 14+4, Christophe Dubernard 7+1, Phillipe Ostyn did not ride
4 Czech Republic 37+7 Zdenek Schneiderwind 18+5, Pavel Ondrasik 13+2, Richard Wolff 6+0, Karel Kadlec did not ride
5 Holland 35+12 Theo Pijper 23+5, Jannick de Jong 9+3, Dirk Fabriek 3, Erik Eijbergen 0+4
6 Finland 19+3 Rene Lehtinen 11+2, Mikko Rahko 7+1, Markus Helin 1+0
2008 Sat 23.08 : Werlte, Germany
1 Germany 55+9 Gerd Riss 18+5, Bernd Diener 18, Matthias Kroger 12+4, Stephan Katt 7
2 Holland 45+6 Dirk Fabriek 19+3, Jannick de Jong 19+2, Mark Stiekema 4+1, Erik Eijbergen 3
3 Great Britain 40+9 Glen Phillips 20+5, Richard Hall 12+4, Mitch Godden 8, Vince Kinchin did not ride
4 Finland 30+6 Rene Lehtinen 15+1, Kaj Laukkanen 10+2, Appe Mustonen 4+3, Jan-Erik Korkeamaki 1
5 Czech Republic 28+8 Richard Wolff 18+4, Pavel Ondrasik 10+3, Karel Kadlec 0+1, Zdenek Schneiderwind 0
6 France 27+7 Stephane Tresarrieu 16+5, Theo di Palma 7, Jerome Lespinasse 4+2, Sebastien Tresarrieu did not ride

2009 Sun 16.08 : Eenrum, Holland
1 Germany 47+8 Gerd Riss 25+1, Matthias Kroger 16+3, Enrico Janoschka 6+4, Richard Speiser 0
2 Holland 46+7 Theo Pijper 22, Dirk Fabriek 14+5, Jannick de Jong 10+2, Mark Stiekema did not ride
3 France 38+8 Stephane Tresarrieu 19+4, Mathieu Tresarrieu 19+3, Phillipe Ostyn 0+1, Jerome Lespinasse 0
4 Great Britain 36+7 Paul Hurry 11+5, Andrew Appleton 11, Glen Phillips 9+2, Richard Hall 5
5 Czech Republic 27+8 Zdenek Schneiderwind 12+5, Richard Wolff 12+2, Pavel Ondrasik 3+1, Marek Cejka did not ride
6 Finland 31+7 Joonas Kylmakorpi 13+4, Kaj Laukkanen 12+3, Appe Mustonen 5, Rene Lehtinen 1
2010 Sat 04.09 : Morizes, France
1 Germany 49+8 Richard Speiser 16+3, Stephan Katt 14+5, Martin Smolinski 11, Matthias Kroger 8
2 France 47+7 Stephane Tresarrieu 22+2, Mathieu Tresarrieu 16+4, Jerome Lespinasse 7+1, Theo di Palma 2
3 Holland 42+9 Theo Pijper 19+5, Dirk Fabriek 15+3, Mark Stiekema 5, Sjoerd Rozenberg 3+1
4 Great Britain 37+6 Glen Phillips 16+2, Andrew Appleton 14+4, Richard Hall 6, Chris Mills 1
5 Finland 24+8 Joonas Kylmakorpi 15, Appe Mustonen 6+1, Pasi Pulliainen 3+3, Rene Lehtinen 0+4
6 Czech Republic 25+7 Josef Franc 9, Zdenek Schneiderwind 8+5, Pavel Ondrasik 5, Richard Wolff 3+2

2011 Sun 21.08 : Scheessel, Germany
1 Germany 56+12 Stephan Katt 19+5, Richard Speiser 18+4, Martin Smolinski 12+3, Jorg Tebbe 7
2 Holland 38+3 Jannick de Jong 21+2, Jeffrey Woortman 12+1, Mark Stiekema 4, Sjoerd Rozenberg 1
3 Great Britain 36+8 Andrew Appleton 17+5, Glen Phillips 10+3, Paul Cooper 7, Mitch Godden 2
4 Czech Republic 36+7 Josef Franc 21+4, Ales Dryml 7+2, Pavel Ondrasik 5+1, Richard Wolff 3
5 France 34+8 Mathieu Tresarrieu 17, Stephane Tresarrieu 8, Jerome Lespinasse 6+5, Theo di Palma 3+3
6 Finland 26+7 Appe Mustonen 14+2, Rene Lehtinen 10+4, Simo Pulli 2+1
2012 Sat 23.06 : St Macaire, France
1 Germany 48+9 Stephan Katt 22+4, Matthias Kroger 11+3, Jorg Tebbe 9, Bernd Diener 6+2
2 Great Britain 49+6 David Howe 18, Richard Hall 13+5, Paul Cooper 9+1, Glen Phillips 9
3 France 42+12 Stephane Tresarrieu 20+4, Mathieu Tresarrieu 19+5, David Bellego 3+3, Gabriel Dubernard 0
4 Holland 39+2 Mark Stiekema 15+2, Theo Pijper 13, Jannick de Jong 11, Jeffrey Woortman did not ride
5 Czech Republic 30+12 Ales Dryml 16+5, Josef Franc 11+4, Richard Wolff 3+3, Michael Hadek did not ride
6 Finland 17+3 Aarni Heikkila 7+2, Rene Lehtinen 6, Simo Pulli 4+1, Appe Mustonen 0
2013 Sun 18.08 : Swingfield Minnis, Kent, GB (Att: 4,300)
1 Holland 65 Theo Pijper 30, Jannick de Jong © 21, Dirk Fabriek 14, Mark Stiekema (res) did not ride
2 France 63 Dimitri Berge 21, Stephane Tresarrieu 16, Mathieu Tresarrieu 16, Theo Di Palma (res) 10
3 Great Britain 49 Glen Phillips 23, Paul Cooper © (res) 14, Richard Hall 10, Andrew Appleton 2
4 Germany 44 Stephan Katt © 16, Jorg Tebbe 13, Enrico Janoschka (res) 8, Richard Speiser 7
5 Australia 36 Cameron Woodward © 25, Rodney McDonald 7, Hunter Anderson 4
6 Finland 28 Markku Autio 16, Aarni Heikkila 7, Simo Pulli 5
7 Czech Republic 23 Josef Franc © 11, Karel Kadlec 8, Richard Wolff 4
2014 Sat 23.08 : Forssa, Finland
1 Germany 45 Erik Riss 24, Jorg Tebbe 11, Stephan Katt 6, Enrico Janoschka 4
2 Holland 41+5 Theo Pijper 18, Jannick de Jong 13, Dirk Fabriek 10
3 France 41+4 Mathieu Tresarrieu 21, Stephane Tresarrieu 18, Theo Di Palma 2
4 Finland 41+3 Kauko Nieminen 20, Jesse Mustonen 18, Markku Autio 2, Aarni Heikkila 1
5 England 34 David Howe 13, Richard Hall 9, Andrew Appleton 6, Glen Phillips 6
6 Czech Republic 23 Josef Franc 13, Richard Wolff 10, Jan Klatovsky 0
2015 Sun 28.06 : Muhldorf, Germany (Att: 4,000)
1 Great Britain 42 Richard Hall 20, Glen Phillips 14, Andrew Appleton 8, James Shanes 0
2 Germany 41 Erik Riss 18, Michael Hartel 14, Jorg Tebbe 9, Stephan Katt 0
3 Finland 41 Aki Pekka Mustonen 23, Jesse Mustonen 14, Aarni Heikkila 3, Matias Maenpaa 1
4 France 40 Stephane Tresarrieu 18, Mathieu Tresarrieu 14, Dmitri Berge 4, Theo Di Palma 4
5 Netherlands 31 Jannick De Jong 23, Sjoerd Rosenberg 5, Henry Van Der Steen 3
6 Czech Republic 30 Josef Franc 18, Richard Wolff 7, Michal Dudek 5, Michal Skurla 0

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SECTION 2
LONGTRACK - NORDIC TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden

1929 ??.?? : Bjerke, Norway
This was the first Nordic LT (Individual & Team) Championship. Sweden won whilst Norway also took part. Norway’s team included Paul Sande. Not known if the other Nordic nations were represented.
1930 ??.?? : Helsinki, Finland
Finland won whilst Sweden also took part. Sweden’s team included Ivar Skeppstedt. Not known if the other Nordic nations were represented.

1931 Sun 20.09 : Amager, Denmark Competition decided by the lowest aggregate time for each countries' 3 fastest riders.
Sweden - 9 min 36.6 sec Denmark - 9 min 41.8 sec Norway - 10 min 3.3 sec Finland - did not compete
Gunnar Kalen Svend Aage Engstrom
Ivar Skeppstedt
R Jonson
1933 ??.?? : Bjerke, Norway
Norway 1st Sweden Denmark Finland ?
Ivar Skeppstedt Svend Aage Engstrom Not known if Finland was represented.
Gunnar Barthelsson
1936 Sun 06.09 : Helsinki (Kapylan), Finland
Denmark 1st Sweden Finland Norway ?
Sten Edlund Not known if Norway was represented.

1938 ??.?? : Frederiksund, Denmark No other details available
Denmark 1st Finland 2nd Norway 3rd Sweden 4th
Svend Aage Engstrom Leif Samsing
Baltzer Hansen Alf Hjort
Sven Aage Sorensen
1946 Fri 30.08 : Bjerke, Oslo, Norway (Att: 10,000)
Norway 1st v. Finland v.Denmark v. Sweden
Basse Hveem
Leif Samsing
Harald Wilk-Hansen

1947 ??.?? : Umaker, Sweden No results available
Sweden v. Denmark v. Norway v. Finland
Bertil Carlsson Basse Hveem

1949 Sun 25.09 : Odense (Fyens), Denmark
Norway 1st Denmark 2nd Finland 3rd Sweden - did not compete
Basse Hveem Orla Knudsen Veiko Koskela
Werner Lorentsen Bent Jensen Lasse Reivonen
Harald Wiik Hansen Uno Jensen I Terjia
Ingvar Varkold Aage Andersen Yrjo Heikkila
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1950 Sat 23.09 : Turku, Finland
Norway 1st Sweden 2nd Finland 3rd Denmark 4th
Leif "Basse" Hveem Ilmo Teras
1951 Sun 05.08 : Charlottenlund, Denmark
Norway 1st Finland Sweden Denmark
Leif "Basse" Hveem Yrjo Heikkila
Edvin Fredriksen

1954 ??.?? : Gavle, Sweden Probably Nordic Team Championship
Sweden 1st Norway v. Finland
Olle Nygren Basse Hveem
Tage Nyholm
1955 Probably 3 rounds of the Nordic Team Championhip
Sun 07.08 : Tonsberg, Norway (Round 1)
Finland v. Norway v. Sweden
Kauko Jousanen
Eino Kulmakorpi
Antti Mattila
Reino Lehtonen
Sun 14.08 : Gavle, Sweden (Round 2)
Finland v. Norway v. Sweden
Kauko Jousanen
Eino Kulmakorpi
Antti Mattila
Reino Lehtonen
Sun 28.08 : Pori, Finland (Round 3)
Finland v. Norway v. Sweden
Kauko Jousanen
Eino Kulmakorpi
1956 ??.?? Tonsberg, Norway Probably Nordic Team Championship
Norway 47 Finland 44 Sweden 29
Basse Hveem 20 Kauko Jousanen 17 Birger Forsberg 14
Aage Hansen 16 Aulis Tuominen 13
Erki Ali-Sippola 10
1957 Thu 12.09 : Oslo, Norway
Norway 25 Finland 21 Sweden 9 Denmark 3
Basse Hveem
 Kauko Jousanen Carlsson Arne Pander
Egil Bratvold Aulis Tuominen Birger Forsberg
Reidar Kristoffersen

1958 ??.09 : Venue unknown
Finland 29 Sweden 17 Denmark 11 Norway 3
Kauko Jousanen Olle Nygren Arne Pander Rolf Westerberg
Heikki Sorri
Aulis Tuominen
1959 Sun 13.09 : Aarhus, Denmark (Att: 15,000)
Finland 37 Norway 15 Sweden 11 Denmark 6
Aulis Tuominen Rune Sormander Kurt W Petersen
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1960 A report of the Helsinki match (see below) includes the sentence "Sweden defeated Finland 42-38 in Helsinki to win the Nordic Team
Championship". If this was the case, the other matches shown here may or may not have been part of that competition.
Sun 22.05 : Skovde, Sweden Sweden 51 Finland 27
Bertil Stridh 14 Antti Pajari 11
Ove Fundin 12 Timo Laine 5
Sven Fahlen 9 Aulis Tuominen 5
Stig Pramberg 9 Kalevi Lahtinen 4
Agnar Stenlund 7 Kauko Jousanen 2
Sun 28.08 : Arjang, Norway Norway 43 Sweden 37 (Att: 6,000)
Erling Simonsen 16 Ake Ostblom 11
T Melbye 13 Agnar Stenlund 9
Rolf Westerberg 9 Sven Fahlen 7
Roger Steen 4 Bertil Stridh 5
Egil Bratvold 1 Bertil Carlsson 5
Per Hollander 0
??.10 : Helsinki, Finland Finland 38 Sweden 42
Aulis Tuominen 13 Bertil Stridh 16
Kauko Jousanen 11 Bengt Eriksson 10
Timo Laine 6 Bertil Carlsson 7
Kalevi Lahtinen 5 Agnar Stenlund 5
Antti Pajari 3 Ake Ostblom 4

1962 No date or venue Sweden 1st (team included Rune Sormander)
1963 No date or venue Sweden 1st (team included Rune Sormander)
1964
 Tue 26.05 : Skiven, Denmark
Finland 40 Sweden 38 Denmark 27 Norway 21
Timo Laine Berndt Hornfeldt Kurt W Petersen Rolf Westerberg
Esko Koponen Agnar Stenlund
Olavi Turunen Evert Andersen
1965 Sun 26.09 : Tonsberg, Norway
Finland 46 Denmark 29 Sweden 28 Norway 25
Timo Laine
 Kurt W Petersen Agnar Stenlund Jon Odegaard
Olavi Turunen Sven Sigurd
1966 Sun 11.09 : Hudiksvall, Sweden
Sweden 1st Finland 2nd Denmark ? Norway ?
Runo Wedin Timo Laine Kurt W Petersen Hans-Ake Trovik
Sven Sigurd Olavi Turunen Jan Holm Nielsen
Per-Olof Soderman

1967 ??.?? : Aarhus, Denmark
Finland 1st Sweden 2nd Norway 3rd Denmark 4th
Timo Laine Kurt W Petersen
Olavi Turunen
Matti Olin
Juhani Taipale
1973 Sun 07.10 : ???, Norway
Sweden (1st) 55 Finland (3rd) 28 Denmark ? Norway ?
Olavi Turunen Jon Odegaard
Matti Olin
Rauli Makinen
Jouko Naskali
Timo Laine
1974 Sun 23.06 : Haapajarvi, Finland
Sweden (1st) 58 Finland (3rd) 35 Denmark ? Norway ?
Conny Samuelsson Reijo Koski
Hakan Storm
Olavi Turunen
Rauli Makinen
Timo Laine

1975 Sun 22.06 : Nykobing Falster, Denmark
Denmark 51 Finland 40 Norway 37 Sweden 31
Ole Olsen 19 Pauli Makinen 16 Jan Odegaard 16 Runo Wedin 9
Kristian Praestbro 12 Timo Laine 9 Dagfinn Dahl 9 Sven Sigurd 7
Soren Christensen 9 Hakon Strom 6 Jan Jacobsen 7 Conny Samuelsson 6
Peter Hansen 8 Olavi Turunen 5 Oyvind S Berg 4 Bernd Hornfeldt 6
Kurt W Petersen 4 Esko Myllari 4 Leif Aarum 1 Ingemar Thillander 3
1976 ??.?? : Drammen, Norway
Finland finished 3rd (no other information!)

1977 Sun 19.06 : Sarpsborg, Norway
Norway 1st v. Sweden v. Denmark v. Finland
Dagfinn Dahl Lars B Hansen
Kjell Gimre
Jon Odegaard
Oyvind Rokeberg
Jan Jacobsen
Norway 1977 at Sarpsborg
(left to right) Jan Jacobsen, Dagfinn Dahl, Oyvind Rokeberg, Kjell Gimre, Jon Odegaard

1978 ??.?? : Esbjerg, Denmark
Finland 43 Norway 42 Sweden 38 Denmark 36
Olavi Turunen 16 Kjell A Gimre 14 Sven Sigurt 14 Lars B Hansen 15
Rauli Makinen 12 Ole Rokkeberg 10 Olle Nygren 12 Torben Torkildsen 7
Hakan Storm 8 Sven Svensrud 7 Rolf Sundberg 6 John Rozenkrauz 7
Reijo Koski 7 Dagfinn Dahl 7 Stefan Hjort 3 Erik Pedersen 7
Pekka Kortelainen 0 Jan Langhuld 4 Runo Wedin 1 Jan Holm Nielsen 3
1979 Tue 05.06 : Vaasa, Finland
Norway 51 Finland 45 Sweden 34 Denmark 30
Kjell A Gimre Rauli Makinen Karl Erik Claeson Erik Pedersen
Dagfinn Dahl Pekka Kortelainen Hans Holmqvist
Oyvind Rokeberg
Jan Jacobsen
Nils O Haraldsen

1981 Sun 23.08 : Forus, Norway
Norway won Finland v. Sweden v. Denmark
Rolf Gramstad Rauli Makinen Hans Holmqvist Eric Pedersen
Kjell A Gimre Sven Sigurd
Dagfinn Dahl
Oyvind Rokeberg
Jon Langsholt
1982 Sun 18.04 : Bjaeverskov, Denmark (Att: 6,000)
Denmark 42 Norway 39 Sweden 39 Finland 30
Ole Olsen © 15 Jon Langsholt 11 Anders Michanek 12 Veijo Tuoriniemi 9
Skjold Larsen 13 Dagfinn Dahl 10 Hans Holmqvist 11 Rauli Makinen 7
Svend Aage Schmidt
 6 Jan Jakobsen 6
 Tommy Nilsson 10 Olli Tyrvainen 7
Finn Rune Jensen 5 Kjell A Gimre 6 Conny Samuelsson 4 Olli Turkia 4
Lars B Hansen 3 Oyvind Rokeberg 6 Bernt Persson 2 Olavi Turunen 3

1983 ??.?? : Kuopio, Finland
Finland 48 Denmark 38 Sweden 35 Norway 27
Rauli Makinen 14 Jens Henry Nielsen 15 Hans Holmqvist 10 Kjell A Gimre 11
Olli Tyrvainen 12 Kurt Hansen 10 Karl-Goran Kvarnstrom 10 Aasgeir Bjerga 6
Veijo Tuoriniemi 10 Lars B Hansen 5 Stefan Andersson 6 Jan Jacobsen 4
Tapio Leppamaki 6 Lars Jensen 5 Rolf Sunberg 6 Dagfinn Dahl 3
Hakan Storm 6 Finn Schmidt 3 Karl-Erik Claesson 3 Oyvind Rokeberg 3

1984 Sat 18.08 : Eskilstuna, Sweden
Sweden won Finland v. Denmark v. Norway
Hasse Friske

1985 Sun 15.09 : Sarpsborg, Norway
Denmark 47 Finland 38 Sweden 37 Norway 27
Kent Noer 13 Ossi Kallinen 14 Erik Stenlund 14 Dagfinn Dahl
Veijo Tuoriniemi
1986 Tue 05.08 : Skovde, Sweden
Sweden 53 Finland 44 Denmark 31 Norway 20
Erik Stenlund Veijo Tuoriniemi Jens Henry Nielsen Dagfinn Dahl
Tommy Nilsson Olli Turkia
Pierre Brannefors
1987 Mon 06.07 : Heinola, Finland
Denmark 48 Finland 47 Sweden 45 Norway 9
Jens Henry Nielsen 13 Ari Kopenen 15 Uno Johansson 14 Nils O Haraldsen 3
Alf Busk 12 Risto Virtanen 10 Mikael Messing 11 Steinar Frenstad 3
Benny Togersen 11
 Jyrki Suutari 10 Tommy Lindgren 10 Roy Martinsen 2
Bent Jorgensen 7 Rauli Makinen 7 Steinar Ryden 5 Ragnar Olalsen 1
Ole Madsen 5 Tapio Leppamaki 5 Stefan Lind 5 Anders Bjorkvist 0
1989 ??.?? : Sarpsborg, Norway
Denmark 50 Norway 42 Sweden 29 Finland 26
John Pedersen 13 Arnt Forland 15 Bo Arrhen 12 Jari Ahlbom 9
Kent Noer 11 Gjermund Aas 12 Kenneth Nystrom 9 Tappio Lapomaeki 9
Jens Henry Nielsen 9 Lars Gunnestad 8 Bengt Fogelberg 5 Harri Santala 4
Ole Madsen 9 Robert Langeland 6 Peter Nahlin 3 Tappio Sotari 2
Benny Togersen 8 Dagfinn Dahl 1 Stefan Lindh 0 Jurgi Sotari 2

1990 Sun 24.06 : Haapajarvi, Finland
Finland 53 Denmark 52 Norway 26 Sweden 18
Ari Koponen Jens Henry Nielsen 13 Robert Langeland Roger Soderberg 10
Olli Tyrvainen Jens Peter Nielsen 12 Kenneth Nystrom 4
Bent Togersen 11 Rickard Roseby 2
Ole Madsen 8 Stefan Lind 2
John Pedersen 8
1991 Sun 05.05 : Kongsberg, Norway
Denmark 48 Sweden 43 Finland 33 Norway 26
Kent Noer 14 Tommy Lindgren 12 Juha Moksunen 9 Gjermund Aas 14
John Pedersen 12 Roger Soderberg 10 Ari Kopenen 8 Robert Langeland 6
Bent Jorgensen 8 Stefan Danno 10 Aki Ala-Riihimaki 7 Dagfinn Dahl 2
Rene Mortensen 7 Rickard Roseby 6 Tapio Leppamaki 6 Tor Einar Hjelm 2
Ole Madsen 7 Mikael Reinholdsson 5 Jari Kortelainen 3 Gunnar Tunheim 2

1992 Thu 28.05 : Skovde, Sweden
Denmark 49 Sweden 41 Finland 32 Norway 24
Kent Noer 13 Niklas Karlsson 15 Juha Moksunen 13 Robert Langeland 9
Jens-Henry Nielsen 12 Peter Nahlin 10 Aki Ala-Riihimaki 10 Gjermund Aas 7
Rene Mortensen 9 Roger Soderberg 9 Jari Kortelainen 4 Arnt Forland
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Bent Togersen 9 Klingberg 6 Ari Kopenen 3 Kjetil Tveitdal 3
Ole Madsen 6 Olsson 1 Tapio Lappemaki 2 Ingar Hvamstad 1
1993 Sun 30.05: Heinola, Finland
Denmark 57 Finland 38 Sweden 30 Finland II * 27
Jens Henry Nielsen 14 Janne Koivula
 14 Roger Soderberg 10 Jari Ahlbom
Jens Peter Nielsen 13 Tapio Leppamaki 9 Niklas Karlsson 9 ?
John Pedersen 12 Juha Moksunen 8 Mikael Andersson 6 ?
Jonny Andersen 10 Ari Kopenen 5 Peter Andersson 4 ?
Rene Mortensen 8 Esa Einola 2 Claes Hakansson 1 ?
* Finland II replaced Norway, who withdrew

SECTION 3
LONGTRACK - INTERNATIONAL MATCHES
from around the world

1934 Sun 26.08 : Alkmaar, Hol Holland 1st, Germany 2nd, Belgium 3rd
This was just one race, with 3 riders from each country. Att: 5,000.
Result: Walter Buttler (Germany), Jan Rijk (Holland), H W Beverdam (Holland), Jos Klinghammer (Germany), C Haring (Holland), Martin Vital (Belgium), Marcel Grosfils (Belgium), Jean Tuerlinkx (Belgium), Sedan Graf (Germany) (ef).
1935 Mon 22.04 : Alkmaar, Hol Germany 5 Walter Buttler 4, Zeeman 1
Holland 5 Jan Rijk 3, J C Houtop 2
Belgium Martin Vital, Jean Tuerlinkx
A single 10-lap race. Germany awarded win by virtue of faster combined race times - 10min 16.2 secs to Holland's 10min 16.6 sec
1938 Sun 11.09: Utrecht, Hol Holland 12 Germany 8
(Sportpark Mereveld) Gerrit Kops 6 Otto Brindl 5
Piet van Aartsen 4 Erich Bertram 3
O Moeke 2 Herman Gunzenhauser ef 0
A single race with 3 riders from each country.
1948 Sun 12.04 : Baden, Aut Austria beat Hungary
Fritz Dirtl
Leopold Killmeyer
1950 Sun 30.07 : Munich-Oberwiesenfeld, Ger Germany 20 Austria 15
Josef Kamper
Josef Chalupa
1952 Tue 17.06 : Eslov, Sweden Sweden 74 Denmark 34
Bertil Carlsson II 18 Keihn Berthelsen 14
Bernt Nilsson 18 Orla Knudsen 10
Hans Dahlstrom 12 Leif Bech 4
Per Hollander 7 Leif Hirsborg 4
Olle Andersson 7 Aage Andersen 2
Sture Persson 5 Morian Hansen 0
Kjell Fransson 4 J Petersen 0
Rune Andersson 3 Uno Jensen 0
1954 Sun 20.06 : Munich-Oberwiesenfeld, Ger Germany 27 Austria 6 (Att: 7,000)
750 metre sandtrack.
6 riders per race, heat scoring 5-3-2-1-0-0
Names of 4th - 6th place finishers not available.
Fritz Dirtl and Josef Kamper also rode for Austria.		 Heat 1: Fred Aberl (Ger) 5, Fred Hamberger (Ger) 3, Josef Chalupa (Aut) 2, - ? 1
Heat 2: Albin Siegl (Ger) 5, Josef Hofmeister (Ger) 3, Josef Chalupa (Aut) 2, - ? 1
Heat 3: Albin Siegl (Ger) 5, Josef Hofmeister (Ger) 3, Alfred Dannmeyer (Ger) 2, - ? 1
1954 Sun 27.06 : Pocking, Germany Germany 5 Austria 6
This was one event, advertised as an international match, during a longtrack meeting on the 530 metre sandtrack Albin Seigl 3 Fritz Dirtl 5
Josef Hofmeister 2 Josef Chaloupa 1
Josef Seidl 0 Josef Kamper 0
+ 2 others 0 + 2 others 0
1954 Sun 18.07 : Seinajoki, Finland Finland 52 Sweden 28
Kauko Jousanen (top-scored)
Antti Matilla

1961 ??.?? : Borlange, Sweden Sweden 43 Finland 37
Bertil Stridh 16 Timo Laine 13
Bertil Carlsson 11 Antti Pajari 7
Agnar Stenlund 11 Kauko Jousanen 6
Sven Fahlen 3 Kalevi Lahtinen 6
Ake Ostblom 2 Aulis Tuominen 5
??.?? : Helsinki, Finland Finland 36 Sweden 44
Timo Laine 14 Bertil Stridh 14
Kauko Jousanen 9 Sven Fahlen 13
Aulis Tuominen 9 Bertil Carlsson 13
Kalevi Lahtinen 3 Agnar Stenlund 2
Antti Pajari 1 Ake Ostblom 2
Sun 25.06 : Trondheim, Norway Norway 24 Sweden 56
Erling Simonsen 13 Ulf Eriksson 16
Agnar Stenlund 13
Bertil Carlsson 11
Bertil Stridh 11

1962 ??.?? : Ornskoldsvik, Sweden Sweden 41 Finland 38
Bertil Stridh 12 Timo Laine 17
Ake Ostblom 12 Olavi Turunen 10
Williard Thomsson 9 Antti Pajari 6
Agnar Stenlund 6 Esko Koponen 3
Sven Sigurd 2 I Helminen 2
??.?? : Bjorneborg (Pori), Finland Finland 51 Sweden 29
Olavi Turunen 15 Ake Ostblom 10
Timo Laine 11 Agnar Stenlund 8
Antti Pajari 10 Kurt-Ale Lundgren 7
Esko Koponen 9 Williard Thomsson 3
Kalevi Lahtinen 6 Sven Sigurd 1
Thu 31.05: Skovde, Sweden Sweden 38 Norway 38
Agnar Stenlund 16 Sverre Haddfeldt 8
Rune Sormander 13 Rolf Westerberg 8
Bertil Stridh 5 Erling Simonsen 8
Sven Fahlen 4 E Bratvold 7
Ove Fundin 0 O Kristensen 7

1967 Sun 22.10 : Neidenrodden, West Germany European Sandtrack Team Championship
Great Britain 1st Sweden 2nd ??? ???
Barry Briggs Bjorn Knutson
Geoff Mudge
Don Godden

1971 Sun 11.04 : Pocking, West Germany Att: 15,000
West Germany 47* Sweden 47* Czechoslovakia 30 Great Britain 13
Manfred Poschenrieder 13 Conny Samuelsson 14 Antonin Svab 12 Tony Steggles 5
Josef Angermüller 13 Runo Wedin 12 Miroslav Verner 9 Don Godden 4
Hans Siegl 12 Sture Lindblom 12 Frantisek Ledecky 7 Graham Miles 2
Rudolf Kastl 9 Williard Thomsson 9 Jaroslav Volf 2 Gerry Goodwin 2
Hans Zierk (8) Sven Sigurd (5) Pavel Busta (0) Andy Ross (0)
* West Germany declared winners as they had more heat winners than Sweden. Points of each team's lowest scorer did not count.
1: Samuelsson, Svab, Poschenrieder, Ledecky, Godden, Ross WG 3 SW 5 CZ 6 GB 1
2: Lindblom, Verner, Zierk, Steggles, Volf, Miles WG6 SW10 CZ11 GB3
3: Svab, Kastl, Angermuller, Sigurd, Thomsson, Goodwin WG 13 SW13 CZ16 GB3
4: Siegl, Wedin, Lindblom, Ledecky, Godden, Busta WG18 SW20 CZ18 GB4
5: Samuelsson, Kastl, Zierk, Steggles, Volf, Ross WG25 SW25 CZ19 GB6
6: Poschenrieder, Lindblom, Siegl, Verner, Sigurd, Miles WG33 SW30 CZ21 GB6
7: Angermuller, Thomsson, Wedin, Zierk, Goodwin, Busta WG40 SW37 CZ21 GB7
8: Poschenrieder, Samuelsson, Svab, Godden, Steggles, Volf WG45 SW41 CZ24 GB10
9: Wedin, Siegl, Ledecky, Sigurd, Kastl, Ross WG50 SW48 CZ27 GB10
10: Angermuller, Thomsson, Verner, Miles, Goodwin, Busta WG55 SW52 CZ30 GB13

Sun 26.09 : Lydden, Kent, UK England 39 West Germany 9
Brian Maxted Gottfried Schwarze
Reg Luckhurst Hans Siegl
John Britcher Fred Aberl
Chris Baybutt
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1972 Sun 02.04 : Pocking, West Germany Att: 8,000
Sweden 48 West Germany 35 Denmark 32 Czechoslovakia 18
Conny Samuelsson 14 Rudolf Kastl 10 Ole Olsen 15 Jiri Stancl 6
Sven Sigurd 14 Christoph Betzl 9 Bent Norregaard 8 Vaclav Verner 6
Sture Lindblom 10 Manfred Poschenrieder 8 Kurt W Petersen 6 Frantisek Ledecky 4
Runo Wedin 10 Hans Siegl 8 Jan Holm Nielsen 3 Antonin Svab 2
Williard Thomsson (5) Josef Angermüller (5) Preben Rosenkilde (1) Milan Spinka (1)
Points of each team's lowest scorer did not count.
1: Olsen, Poschenrieder, Wedin, Svab, Petersen, Ledecky F SW3 WG4 DE6 CZ2
2: Samuelsson, Norregaard, Verner, Nielsen, Spinka, Siegl R SW8 WG4 DE12 CZ6
3: Kastl, Sigurd, Betzl, Lindblom, Rosenkilde, Svab R SW14 WG12 DE13 CZ6
4: Olsen, Samuelsson, Angermüller, Stancl, Thomsson, Ledecky R SW 19 WG15 DE18 CZ8
5: Petersen, Siegl, Wedin, Kastl, Norregaard, Spinka SW22 WG21 DE24 CZ8
6: Samuelsson, Poschenrieder, Lindblom, Angermüller, Verner, Nielsen SW30 WG27 DE24 CZ9
7: Sigurd, Siegl, Betzl, Thomsson, Rosenkilde R, Stancl T SW37 WG34 DE24 CZ9
8: Olsen, Wedin, Norregaard, Poschenrieder F, Svab R, Spinka R SW41 WG34 DE32 CZ9
9: Lindblom, Ledecky, Kastl, Thomsson, Petersen F, Angermüller F SW48 WG37 DE32 CZ13
10: Sigurd, Stancl, Betzl, Verner, Nielsen, Rosenkilde R SW53 WG40 DE33 CZ19		 {short description of image}
1972 Sun 06.08 : Blijham, Holland Holland 62 West Germany 56 (Att: 5,000)
(450mt grasstrack) Ab de Groot Gottfried Schwarze
Bert Redeker Horst Kinkelbur
Bertus Schenkel Paul Brinkmann
Henk de Haas Peter von Kölln
Joop Herder Jürgen Steffen
Tonny Egges Martin Körner
1972 ??.?? : Kongsvinger, Norway Norway 37 Finland 34
1973 Sun 22.04 : Pocking, West Germany
Czechoslovakia 37 West Germany 36 Sweden 35 Denmark 30
Milan Spinka 13 Manfred Poschenrieder 11 Sven Sigurd 13 Ole Olsen 15
Jiri Stancl 9 Egon Muller 10 Sture Lindblom 11 Kurt W Petersen 5
Frantisek Ledecky 8 Hans Siegl 9 Williard Thomsson 6 Kristian Praestbro 5
Jan Verner 7 Alois Wiesböck 6 Runo Wedin 5 Jan Holm Nielsen 5
Antonin Svab (3) Josef Angermüller (0) Conny Samuelsson (2) Bent Norregaard (0)
Points of each team's lowest scorer did not count.
1: Olsen, Petersen, Poschenrieder, Wedin, Svab, Ledecky F,rm CZ1 WG3 SW2 DE9
2: Spinka, Verner, Siegl, Nielsen, Samuelsson, Norregaard R CZ10 WG6 SW3 DE11
3: Sigurd, Lindblom, Praestbro, Svab R, Müller R, Wiesböck R CZ10 WG6 SW12 DE14
4: Olsen, Ledecky, Thomsson, Stancl F, Angermüller F, Samuelsson F CZ14 WG6 SW15 DE19
5: Müller, Spinka, Siegl, Wedin, Petersen, Norregaard CZ18 WG14 SW17 DE20
6: Poschenrieder, Lindblom, Verner, Nielsen, Samuelsson, Angermüller ns CZ21 WG19 SW22 DE22
7: Sigurd, Stancl, Siegl, Wiesböck, Thomsson, Praestbro CZ25 WG24 SW28 DE22
8: Olsen, Spinka, Poschenrieder, Svab, Wedin, Norregaard CZ31 WG27 SW29 DE27
9: Müller, Ledecky, Lindblom, Thomsson, Petersen T, Angermüller ns CZ35 WG32 SW34 DE27
10: Stancl, Wiesböck, Sigurd, Praestbro, Nielsen, Verner F CZ40 WG36 SW37 DE30		 {short description of image}
1974 Sun 14.04 : Pocking, West Germany
West Germany 46 Sweden 37 Denmark 32 Czechoslovakia 20
Christoph Betzl 13 Runo Wedin 14 Ole Olsen 13 Milan Spinka 9
Manfred Poschenrieder 11 Anders Michanek 10 Preben Bollerup 7 Antonin Svab 5
Josef Angermüller 11 Sven Sigurd 9 Kristian Praestbro 7 Miroslav Verner 4
Alois Wiesböck 11 Sture Lindblom 4 Preben Rosenkilde 5 Stanislav Kubicek 2
Egon Müller (6) Conny Samuelsson (4) Bent Norregaard (1)
Points of each team's lowest scorer did not count.
1: Olsen, Rosenkilde, Svab, Michanek R, Müller R (5 riders) WG0 SW0 DE9 CZ3
2: Betzl, Spinka, Bollerup, Verner, Samuelsson, Norregaard WG5 SW1 DE12 CZ9
3: Sigurd, Poschenrieder, Wiesböck, Svab, Praestbro, Lindblom WG12 SW6 DE13 CZ11
4: Wedin, Olsen, Angermüller, Samuelsson, Kubicek (5 riders) WG15 SW13 DE17 CZ12
5: Michanek, Betzl, Spinka, Poschenrieder, Rosenkilde, Norregaard WG21 SW18 DE18 CZ15
6: Angermüller, Bollerup, Müller, Lindblom, Samuelsson, Verner WG29 SW21 DE22 CZ15
7: Wedin, Betzl, Wiesböck, Praestbro, Sigurd, Kubicek WG36 SW27 DE24 CZ15
8: Michanek, Olsen, Müller, Spinka, Norregaard, Svab WG39 SW32 DE29 CZ17
9: Poschenrieder, Wedin, Angermüller, Lindblom, Rosenkilde R (5 riders) WG47 SW38 DE29 CZ17
10: Wiesböck, Praestbro, Sigurd, Verner, Kubicek, Bollerup WG52 SW41 DE33 CZ20		 {short description of image}
1975 Sun 06.07 : Blijham, Hol Holland 53 West Germany 67
Bert Schenkel 3 4 2 4 13 Hans Wasserman 5 5 5 5 20
Ab de Groot 1 5 4 3 13 Wilhelm Kall 5 3 5 4 17
Frits Koning 3 2 3 3 11 Joachim Kall 4 4 3 5 16
Michel Kaldijkn 4 0 1 2 7 Paul Brinkmann 2 3 4 2 11
Freddy Dost 1 2 1 1 5 Gunther Brackland 2 0 0 0 2
Tony Egges 0 1 2 1 4 Peter von Kon 0 1 0 0 1
Thu 07.08 : Joensuu, Finland Finland 56 Norway 39
Kalevi Lahtinen Dagfinn Dahl
1976 Sun 30.05 : Noordwolde, Hol Holland 66 Poland 44 (Att: 4,000)
Harm Horstede 13 Czeslaw Molik 25
Piet van Kammen 14 Marian Sobczak 13
Wiebe Bergsma Jan Kwiatkoeski
Tjip Oldenburger 20 Wiktor Firlik
Jetze Valkema Andrzej Nalepka
Harry Enter Tjamme Hoeksma (guest)
Sun 13.06 : Vogt, W Ger West Germany beat England
Georg Hack Tom Leadbitter
Waldemar Bacik Steve Hartley
etc. etc.
??.09 : Poznan, Pol A reciprocal visit by Holland to Poland following on from the Noordwolde international (30.05 above) was scheduled for September 1976 but it is not known if this did take place.

1977 Sun 20.03 : Montagnana, Italy
West Germany 35 Denmark 27 Austria 16 Italy 16
Franz Kolbeck 11 Jan Holm Nielsen 10 Lorenzo Franchetti (guest) 5 Francesco Biginato 6
Hans Siegel 11 P Rasmussen 7 Herbert Szerec 4 Francesco Barbetta 5
Albert Strasser 9 Soren Christensen 6 Gunther Walla 4 Mauro Ferraccioli 3
Josef Angermuller 4 S Rasmussen 4 M Keglovitz 3 Pietro Camon 2

Sun 17.04 : Chasewater, Staffs, UK Great Britain 136 Rest of the World 171 (Att: 10,000)
(6-rider races, heat scoring 6-5-4-3-2-1)

Great Britain 136 Rest of the World 171
Peter Collins 3 5 5 13 Ivan Mauger (NZ) 4 5 9 {short description of image}
Malcolm Simmons 2 5 6 5 5 23 Ole Olsen (Den) 6 5 6 6 6 29
Don Godden 1 3 4 3 5 16 Anders Michanek(Swe) 5 6 5 6 6 28
Dave Jessup 5 4 4 3 3 19 Egon Muller (W Ger) 6 6 12
Mike Beaumont 3 2 2 1 1 9 Kristian Praestbro(Den) 4 6 5 4 4 23
Ted Leadbitter 2 3 1 1 2 9 Jiri Stancl (Cz) 1 3 3 1 3 11
Dave Morton 6 5 4 4 19 Barry Briggs (NZ) 4 6 5 6 2 23
Chris Baybutt 3 4 2 3 4 16 Georg Hack (W Ger) 5 4 6 4 19
Chris Morton 2 2 4 8 Waldemar Bacik (Ger) 2 2 3 2 1 10
Malcolm Corradine 1 3 4 Ila Teromaa (Fin) 3 2 2 7
1 Olsen, Michanek, Mauger, Collins, Simmons, Godden 6-15 6-15
2 Muller, Jessup, Praestbro, Beaumont, Leadbitter, Stancl 10-11 16-26
3 D Morton, Hack, Briggs, Baybutt, Bacik 9-11 25-37
4 Briggs, Simmons, Hack, Godden, Bacik 8-12 33-49
5 Michanek, Olsen, Jessup, Leadbitter, Beaumont 9-11 42-60
6 Praestbro, D Morton, Baybutt, Stancl, C Morton 11-9 53-69
7 Olsen, Michanek, D Morton, Teromaa, Baybutt, Corradine 7-14 60-83
8 Hack, Briggs, Jessup, Bacik, Beaumont, Leadbitter 7-14 67-97
9 Simmons, Praestbro, Godden, Stancl, Teromaa 10-10 77-107
10 Michanek, Collins, Hack, Jessup, C Morton, Stancl 10-11 87-118
11 Briggs, Mauger, D Morton, Godden, Teromaa, Beaumont 8-13 95-131
12 Olsen, Simmons, Praestbro, Baybutt, Bacik, Leadbitter 9-12 104-143
13 Olsen, Simmons, C Morton, Stancl, Briggs, Beaumont 10-11 114-154
14 Muller, Godden, Praestbro, Jessup, Leadbitter, Bacik 10-11 124-165
15 Michanek, Collins, Baybutt, Corradine 12-6 136-171

Sun 22.05 : Eenrum, Hol Holland 60 Poland 30 (Att: 5,000)
Harm Horstede 9 Czeslaw Molik
Harry Enter 7 Mieczyslaw Molik
Jetze Valkema Marian Sobczak
Ep van der Scheer Jan Kwiatkowski
Wiebe Bergsma Waldemar Iracki
Atze Benedictus Wiktor Firlik
1978 Thu 04.05 : Forus, Norway Norway 63 Finland 32
Kjell A Gimre 18 Rauli Makinen 12
Audun O Olsen 18 Reijo Koski 6
Jon Odegaard 11 Pekka Kortelainen 5
Dagfinn Dahl 8 Teuro Serenius 5
Jon Langsholt 6 Hakon Storm 3
Jan Jacobsen 2 Olavi Turunen 1

1979 Sun 19.08 : Charlottenlund, Denmark
Denmark 56 Finn Rune Jensen 20, Erik Gundersen 14, Hans Nielsen 13, Bo Petersen 9
England 54 Simon Wigg 18, Chris Morton 14, Peter Collins 12, Phil Collins 10
Australia 48 Ivan Mauger (NZ) 18, John Titman 14, Larry Ross (NZ) 10, Mitch Shirra (NZ) 6
The World 42 Alois Wiesbock (W Ger) 13, Anders Michanek (Swe) 13, Josef Aigner (W Ger) 12, Erik Stenlund (Swe) 4
USA 32 Shawn Moran 11, Bobby Schwartz 8, Lance King 7, John Cook 6
Czechoslovakia 6 Emil Sova 3, Pavel Karnas 2, Zdenek Schneiderwind 1, Petr Kubicek 0

1984 Sun 02.09 : Kasiohjelma, Finland Finland 73 Norway 47 (8 heats)
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1985 Date & venue unknown, Norway
Norway 55 Sweden 48 Finland 32

1989 ??.?? : Parchim, East Germany East Germany 53 Czechoslovakia 142
Joachim Mell 17, Thomas Diehr 10, Wolfgang Buske 9, Ralf Saumann 5, Christoph Hordan 3, Jens Bruggert 3, Fred Wehland 2, Ronald Pusch 2, Ronald Sass 2 Ales Dryml 25, Petr Vandirek 22, Toni Kasper 18, Pavel Karnas 18, Vaclav Milik 16, Bohumil Brhel 15, Zdenek Schneiderwind 15, Jan Schinagl 9, Vaclav Matuna 4

1990 Sat 09.06 : Loppersum, Holland Holland 77 Czechoslovakia 43
Uppie Bos 22 Borivoj Hadek 17
Paul Ellens 15 Jan Schinagl 17
Henk Snijder 15 Vaclav Milik 6
Bert Eijbergen 12 Lubomir Jedek 3
Erik Drayer 7 Zdenek Holub 0
Henk Jan Kenter 6 Vaclav Matuna 0
Sat 23.06 : Opende, Holland Holland 102 East Germany 60
Henk Snijder 27 Thomas Diehr 26
Henk Bakker 22 Torsten Grams 11
Anne van den Helm 20 Frank Leonhardt 9
Paul Ellens 11 Ralf Baumann 7
Klaas Molenmaker 9 Raik Arnheim 3
Steven van den Helm 7 Ralf Peters 2
Erik Eijbergen 3 Ronald Pusch 2
Andre Bakker 3 Roland Sass 0
Sun 02.09 : Berghaupten, Germany
West Germany 76 England 68 Czechoslovakia 55 Soviet Union 25
Heinrich Diener 21 Simon Wigg 24 Petr Vandirek 18 Oleg Kurguskin 8
Karl Maier 20 Jeremy Doncaster 24 Ales Dryml 17 Viktor Gajdym 7
Klaus Lausch 20 Martin Hagon 15 Hadek 16 Grigori Kharchenko 6
Bernd Diener 15 Trevor Banks 5 Zdenek Holub 3 Vladimir Trofimov 4
Jaroslav Ptak 1 Pavel Chernov 0

1991 Sat 24.08 : Morizes, France France beat Romania
Jean-Francois Capespine Ion Buglea
Roland Comblon Claudiu Gavrila
Christophe Goret Marius Soaita
1992 Sun 31.05 : Osthammer, Sweden Sweden 49 Finland 71
Peter Nahlin 18 Ari Koponen 19
Niklas Karlsson 11 Jari Kortelainen 15
Roger Soderberg 8 Tapio Leppamaeki 14
Rockard Roseby 6 Aki Ala-Riihimaki 11
Peter Andersson 4 Esa Einola 7
Bengt Fogelberg 2 Tapio Mustonen 5

1994 Sun 04.09 : Berghaupten, Germany
Germany 92 France & Switzerland 46 Russia 46 Holland 39
Gerd Riss 27 Philippe Berge (Fr) 15 Sergey Eroshin 16 Simon Wigg (GB, Dutch licence) 20
Bernd Diener 25 Patrik Goret (Fr) 14 Anatoly Khlynov
 11 Erik Draijer 8
Karl Maier 20 Marcel Gerhard (Switz) 14 Rinat Mardanshin 10
 Henk Snijder 6
Robert Barth 18 Ueli Utzinger (Fr) 3 Oleg Kiptev 9 Rias Cazemier 4
Helmut Zapf 2 David Ochocki (Fr) 0 Flur Kalimullin 0 Uppie Bos 1

1998 Sat 16.05 : Muhldorf, Germany (Att: 1,500)
Germany 58 Matthias Kroger 20, Tommy Dunker 19, Herbert Rudolph 19
England 36 Glenn Cunningham 15, Steve Schofield 11, Leigh Lanham 10
Czech Republic 27 Pavel Ondrasik 11, Bohumil Brhel 10, Jiri Stancl 6
Holland 27 Anne van der Helm 12, Uppie Bos 11, Steven van der Helm 4
Australia 19 Steve Johnson 7, Tony Briggs 7, Jason Crump did not ride, Manfred Zuimmerman (Ger) 5
Finland 11 Juhanu Kovula 7, Joonas Kylmakorpi 3, Juha Moksunen 1

2000 Sun 30.04 : Hechthausen, Germany Germany 53 Holland 51
Matthias Kroger 5 5 5 3 18 Anne van der Helm 5 3 3 4 15
Bjorn Danielczik 1 4 4 1 10 Uppie Bos 4 5 ret 5 14
Jorg Tebbe 2 4 2 0 8 Theo Pijper 3 3 5 2 13
Ralf Loding 3 2 1 6 Steven van der Helm 1 0 3 4
Christian Hulshorst 0 2 4 6 Jim Groen 2 0 2 4
Andre Pollehn 4 ret 1 5 Sjoerd Rozenberg 0 1 0 1

2002 Sun 22.09 : Vechta, Germany Germany Under-23 65 Holland Under-23 40
Patrick Diener 5 5 5 5 20 Jannick de Jong 5 4 1 3 13
Stefan Bromberg 4 5 4 4 17 Erik Doornbos 2 4 3 2 11
Sven Lohmeier 3 3 5 1 12 Henry van der Steen 3 2 3 0 8
Patrick Swetsch 1 3 4 8 Patrick Casemir 1 0 2 3
Christian Barkow 4 2 1 7 Rene van Weele 0 1 2 3
Lars Mieser ef 1 ns 1 Egbert Houkes 2 0 0 2
Ht 1: de Jong, Bromberg, Lohmeier, Doornbos, Zwetsch, van Weele 8-7 8-7
Ht 2: Diener, Barkow, van der Steen, Houkes, Casemir, Mieser (ef) 9-6 17-13
Ht 3: Bromberg, Doornbos, Zwetsch, van der Steen, Mieser, Casemir 9-6 26-19
Ht 4: Diener, de Jong, Lohmeier, Barkow, van Weele, Houkes 10-5 36-24
Ht 5: Diener, Bromberg, Doornbos, Casemir, de Jong, Mieser (ns) 9-6 45-30
Ht 6: Lohmeier, Zwetsch, van der Steen, van Weele, Barkow, Houkes 10-5 55-35
Final: Diener, Bromberg, de Jong, Doornbos, Lohmeier, van der Steen 10-5 65-40
??.?? : Neuvic-Entier, near Limoges France lost to England

2003 Fri 16.05 : Hippodrome de Paris-Vincennes France beat England
Stéphane Tresaarrieu © Trevor Banks ©
Uppie Bos (Hol) † Paul Cooper
Jérémy Coste-Lescoul Mitch Godden
Christophe Dubernard Gary Phelps
Philippe Ostyn Glen Phillips
Mathieu Tresarrieu Scott Wilson
† French licence
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Sun 18.05 : Neuvic-Entier, near Limoges France beat England
Stéphane Tresaarrieu © Trevor Banks ©
Uppie Bos (Hol) † Paul Cooper
Jérémy Coste-Lescoul Mitch Godden
Christophe Dubernard Gary Phelps
Philippe Ostyn Glen Phillips
Mathieu Tresarrieu Scott Wilson
† French licence

2003 Sat 31.05 : Aduard, Holland This was a "B-Licence" event
Holland 33 Germany 27
Erik Doornbos 3 5 8 Patrick Diener 5 5 10
Henry van der Steen 4 2 6 Sven Lohmeier 5 4 9
Jannick de Jong 4 ef 4 Stefanie Rubin 2 3 5
Rene van Weele 3 4 7 Oliver Moller 1 1 2
Patrick Cazimir 1 3 4 Jens Klein 0 1 1
Andy Korterink 2 2 4 Nadine Frenk f 0
Julia Frenk 0 0
1: Diener, de Jong, Doornbos, Rubin, Cazimir, Klein 8-7 8-7
2: Lohmeier, van der Steen, van Weele, Korterink, Moller, N Frenk f 9-6 17-13
3: Doornbos, van Weele, Rubin, van der Steen, Klein 11-4 28-17
4: Diener, Lohmeier, Cazimir, Korterink, Moller, J Frenk, de Jong ef 5-10 33-27

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Holland at Aduard 2003 Germany at Aduard 2003

Sun 01.06 : Vechta, Germany This was a "B-Licence" event
Germany 39 Holland 65
Udo Diekhoff 0 0 0 0 Erik Doornbos 5 5 4 ex-t 14
Sven Lohmeier 4 4 5 3 3 19 Henry van der Steen 2 4 4 4 14
Stefanie Rubin 3 5 2 2 2 14 Patrick Cazimir 1 1 1 3
Oliver Moller 0 0 0 0 Rene van Weele 3 3 3 9
Jens Klein 2 1 2 1 ef 6 Jannick de Jong 4 5 5 5 19
Andy Korterink 1 3 2 6
Ht 1: Doornbos, de Jong, Rubin, Klein, Cazimir, Diekhoff 5-10 5-10
Ht 2: Rubin, Lohmeier, van Weele, van der Steen, Korterink, Moller 9-6 14-16
Ht 3: Doornbos, van der Steen, van Weele, Rubin, Klein, Diekhoff 3-12 17-28
Ht 4: de Jong, Lohmeier, Korterink, Klein, Cazimir, Moller 6-9 23-37
Ht 5: Lohmeier, Doornbos, van Weele, Rubin, Cazimir, Moller 7-8 30-45
Ht 6: de Jong, van der Steen, Lohmeier, Korterink, Klein, Diekhoff 4-11 34-56
Final: de Jong, van der Steen, Lohmeier, Rubin, Doornbos (exT), Klein (ef) 5-9 39-65

2007 Sun 09.09 : Berghaupten, Germany
Germany 31 Czech Republic 25 Netherlands 19 France 15
Bernd Diener 14 Jorg Tebbe (Ger) 13 Jannick de Jong 13 Paul Bauer (Ger) 11
Sirg Schutzbach 12 Pavel Ondrasik 6 Sjoerd Rozenberg 5 Philippe Ostyn 4
Marcel Dachs 5 Richard Wolff 6 Henry van der Steen 1 Theo di Palma 0

Contributors : David Austin, Roger Stevens, Charles McKay, Duncan Luke, Christian Weber, Vesa Niemela, Christian Riviere-Ramond