Precision Flying Results by Year

• • 2022   2021   2020
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  • 1999   1998   1997   1996   1995   1994   1993   1992   1991   1990
  • 1989   1988   1987   1986   1985   1984   1983   1982   1981   1980
  • 1979   1978   1977   1976   1975

 

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2022 Back to top of page

25^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Albi, France – 19th to 27th August 2022

See the website at WPFC2022

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Michał Wieczorek – Poland
  • 2^nd – Marcin Chrząszcz – Poland
  • 3^rd – Petr Jonáš – Czech Republic
• Team Results
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndFrance
  • 3^rdCzech Republic

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2021 Back to top of page

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2020 Back to top of page

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2019 Back to top of page

24^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Castellón, Spain – 10th to 16th June 2019

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Michał Wieczorek – Poland
  • 2^nd – Krzysztof Wieczorek – Poland
  • 3^rd – Marcin Skalik – Poland
• Team Results
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdFrance

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2018 Back to top of page

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2017 Back to top of page

23^rd World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Spitzerberg, Austria – July 29th to August 5th 2017

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Krzysztof Skrętowicz – Poland
  • 2^nd – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 3^rd – Michał Wieczorek – Poland
• Team Results
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdFrance

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2016 Back to top of page

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2015 Back to top of page

22^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Skive, Denmark – 19th to 25th July 2015

Articles from the SAPFA website: See here

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Damien Vadon -France
  • 2^nd – Marcin Skalik – Poland
  • 3^rd – Bolesław Radomski – Poland
• Team Results
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdFrance

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2014 Back to top of page

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2013 Back to top of page

21^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Bautzen, Germany – 10th – 29 September 2013

Articles from the SAPFA website: See here

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Bolesław Radomski -Poland
  • 2^nd – Krzysztof Wieczorek – Poland
  • 3^rd – Petr Opat – Czech Republic
• Team Results
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdFrance

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2012 Back to top of page

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2011 Back to top of page

20^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Brits, South Africa – 23 – 29 October 2011

Articles from the hosts website: See here

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Michał Wieczorek – Poland
  • 2^nd – Bolesław Radomski – Poland
  • 3^rd – Michal Filip – Czech Republic
• Team Results
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdFrance

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2010 Back to top of page

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2009 Back to top of page

19^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Torun, Poland – 19 – 26 July 2009

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Krzysztof Wieczorek – Poland
  • 2^nd – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 3^rd – Marek Kachaniak – Poland
  • 44^th – Barry de Groot – South Africa
  • 47^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa
  • 51^st – Mary de Klerk – South Africa
  • 53^rd – Ron Stirk – South Africa

• Team results
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdFrance
  • 8^thSouth Africa

• Landing results
  • 1^stMichal Wieczorek – Poland
  • 2^ndKjeld Hjorth – Denmark
  • 3^rdJerzy Markiewic – Poland
  • 9^thBarry de Groot – South Africa

• Team results – Landing
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdSouth Africa

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2008 Back to top of page

18^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Ried, Austria – 13 – 20 July 2008

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Lubos Hajek – Czech Republic
  • 2^nd – Krzysztof Wieczorek – Poland
  • 3^rd – Robert Verbancic – Slovakia
  • 47^th – Mary de Klerk – South Africa
  • 52^th – Frank Eckard – South Africa
  • 53^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa

• Team results
  • 1^stCzech Republic
  • 2^ndPoland
  • 3^rdFrance
  • 9^thSouth Africa

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2006 Back to top of page

17^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Troyes, France – 23 July to 25 July 2006

• The story of the 2006 World Precision Flying Championships

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Krzysztof Wieczorek – Poland
  • 2^nd – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 3^rd – Krzysztof Skretowicz – Poland
  • 24^th – Mary de Klerk – South Africa
  • 28^th – Frank Eckard – South Africa
  • 36^th – Ron Stirk – South Africa
  • 39^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa
  • 44^nd – Barry de Groot – South Africa
  • 47^th – Jan Hanekom – South Africa
  • 58^th – Ernie Alexander – South Africa

• Team results
  • 1^st Poland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdFrance
  • 4^thSouth Africa

• Full Results
  • Landing Trophy
  • 1st Navigation
  • 2nd Navigation
  • Total result – Individuals
  • Total result – Teams

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2005 Back to top of page

 

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2004 Back to top of page

16^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Herning, Denmark – 21 July to 24 July 2004

• The story of the 2004 World Precision Flying Championships

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Krzysztof Wieczorek – Poland
  • 2^nd – Petr Opat – Czech Republic
  • 3^rd – Waclaw Wieczorek – Poland
  • 5^th – Nigel Hopkins – South Africa
  • 44^th – Jan Hanekom – South Africa
  • 48^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa
  • 52^nd – Barry de Groot – South Africa
  • 58^th – Ron Stirk – South Africa
  • 63^rd – Dale de Klerk – South Africa
  • 68^th – Walter Walle – South Africa
  • 70^th – Ernie Alexander – South Africa

• Team results
  • 1^stPoland
  • 2^ndCzech Republic
  • 3^rdFrance
  • 7^thSouth Africa

• Landing results
  • 1^stNathalie Strube – France
  • 2^ndMichal Bartler – Poland
  • 3^rdHarri Vahama – Finland
  • 5^thNigel Hopkins – South Africa

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2002 Back to top of page

15^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Zagreb, Croatia – 7 July to 14 July 2002

• The story of the 2002 World Precision Flying Championships

• The daily reports from the team manager (with pictures)

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Lubos Hajec – Czech Republic
  • 2^nd – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 3^rd – Predrag Crnko – Croatia
  • 5^th – Nigel Hopkins – South Africa
  • 15^th – Adrian Pilling – South Africa
  • 32^nd – Barry de Groot – South Africa
  • 36^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa
  • 41^st – Jan Hanekom – South Africa

• Other Awards
  • Team Landing Result – 1^st South Africa

• Team results
  • 1^st Czech Republic
  • 2^nd Poland
  • 3^rd Croatia
  • 4^th South Africa

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2001 Back to top of page

World Air Games

Held at Cordoba, Spain – 22 July to 25 July 2001

• The story of the 2001 World Air Games

• The daily report from the team manager for the 2001 World Air Games

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Waclaw Wieczorek – Poland
  • 2^nd – Robert Verbancic – Slovakia
  • 3^rd – Adrian Pilling – South Africa
  • 6^th – Nigel Hopkins – South Africa
  • 30^th – Barry de Groot – South Africa
  • 41^st – Jan Hanekom – South Africa
  • 45^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa

• Team results
  • 1^st Czech Republic
  • 2^nd Poland
  • 3^rd South Africa

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2000 Back to top of page

14^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Vasteras, Sweden – 21 July to 6 August 2000

• The story of the 2000 World Precision Flying Championships

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Jiri Jakes – Czech Republic
  • 2^nd – Mats Warstedt – Sweden
  • 3^rd – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 17^th – Nigel Hopkins – South Africa
  • 51^st – Barry de Groot – South Africa
  • 59^th – Ron Stirk – South Africa
  • 61^st – Hans Schwebel – South Africa
  • 66^th – Adrian Pilling – South Africa

• Other Awards
  • World Precision Landing Champion – Ron Stirk
  • Masonhall Sportsmanship Award for airmanship – Adrian Pilling

• Team results
  • 1^st Poland
  • 2^nd Czech Republic
  • 3^rd Sweden
  • 14^th South Africa

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1999 Back to top of page

13^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Hamilton, New Zealand – 20 February to 28 February 1999

• The story of the 1999 World Precision Flying Championships

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 2^nd – Daroish Kraidy – New Zealand
  • 3^rd – Jiri Jakes – Czech Republic
  • 11^th – Adrian Pilling – South Africa
  • 20^th – James Craven – South Africa
  • 23^rd – Geoffrey Henschel – South Africa
  • 47^th – Nellis Nel – South Africa
  • 57^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa
• Team results
  • 1^st Poland
  • 2^nd New Zealand
  • 3^rd Czech Republic
  • 5^th South Africa

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1996 Back to top of page

12^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Fort Worth, Texas, USA – 28 September to 5 October 1996

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 2^nd – Mats Warstedt – Sweden
  • 3^rd – Thomas Hennig – Germany
  • 5^th – Adrian Pilling – South Africa
  • 18^th – James Craven – South Africa
  • 27^th – Geoffrey Henschel – South Africa
  • 37^th – Johan Dorfling – South Africa
  • 49^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa

• Team results
  • 1^st Poland
  • 2^nd Czech Republic
  • 3^rd Switzerland
  • 4^th South Africa

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1994 Back to top of page

11^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Karlovay Vary, Czech Republic – 17 July to 31 July 1994

• The story of the 1994 World Precision Flying Championships

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 2^nd – Waclaw Wieczorek – Poland
  • 3^rd – Waclaw Nycz – Poland
  • 30^th – Daroish Kraidy – South Africa
  • 51^th – Barry de Groot – South Africa
  • 54^th – James Craven – South Africa
  • 55^th – Hans Schwebel – South Africa
  • 57^th – Johan Swart – South Africa
  • 58^th – Nellis Nel – South Africa
• Team results
  •  1^st Poland
  • 2^nd Czech Republic
  • 3^rd Sweden
  • 12^th South Africa

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1992 Back to top of page

10^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Deblin, Poland – 16 August to 22 August 1992

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Waclaw Nycz – Poland
  • 2^nd – Krysztof Wieczorek – Poland
  • 3^rd – Frantisek Cihlar – Czech Republic
  • 44^th – Peter Norton – South Africa
  • 45^th – Geoffrey Henschel – South Africa
  • 47^th – Johan Dorfling – South Africa
  • 48^th – James Craven – South Africa
  • 68^th – Nicolas Gordan – South Africa
• Team results
  • 1^st Poland
  • 2^nd Czech Republic
  • 3^rd Sweden
  • 10^th South Africa

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1990 Back to top of page

9^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Rio Cuarto, Argentina – 17 November to 25November 1990

• Individual Results
  • 1^st -Wtodzimierz Skalik – Poland
  • 2^nd – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • 3^rd – Waclaw Wieczorek – Poland
  • 21^st – Peter Norton – South Africa
  • 35^th – Colin Fred Jordaan – South Africa
  • 37^th – Geoffrey Henschel – South Africa
  • 60^th – John Campbell – South Africa
  • 75^th – Johannes Schraader – South Africa
• Team results
  • 1^st Poland
  • 2^nd Czech Republic
  • 3^rd Argentina
  • 7^th South Africa

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1989 Back to top of page

8^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Skive, Denmark, 1989

• • Individual Results
    • 1^st   – Janusz Darocha – Poland
    • 2^nd – Włodzimierz Skalik – Poland
    • 3^rd – Ryszard Michalski – Poland
  • Team Results
    • 1^st Poland
    • 2^nd Czechoslovakia
    • 3^rd Sweden

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1987 Back to top of page

7^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Nummela, Finland, 1987

• • Individual Results
    • 1^st   – Waclaw Nycz – Poland
    • 2^nd – Włodzimierz Skalik – Poland
    • 3^rd – Janusz Darocha – Poland
  • Team Results
    • 1^st Poland
    • 2^nd Czechoslovakia
    • 3^rd Sweden

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6^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Kissimee, USA – 11 August to 17 August 1985

• • Individual Results
    • 1^st – Waclaw Nycz – Poland
    • 2^nd – Jan-Olof Friskman – Sweden
    • 3^rd – Janusz Darocha – Poland
    • 18^th – Gavin Beck – South Africa
    • 40^th – Colin Fred Jordaan – South Africa
    • 44^th – Michael Seymour – South Africa
    • 60^th – Mike Basson – South Africa
  • Team results
    • 1^st Poland
    • 2^nd Sweden
    • 3^rd Finland
    • 11^th South Africa

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1983 Back to top of page

5^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held in Skien, Norway, 1983

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Krzysztof Lenartowicz – Poland
  • 2^nd – Jan Baran – Poland
  • 3^rd – Arne Nylen – Sweden
• Team Results
  • 1^st Poland
  • 2^nd Sweden
  • 3^rd Norway

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1981 Back to top of page

4^th World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Nottingham, United Kingdom – 02 August to 10 August 1981

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Lars Tomas Krave – Sweden
  • 2^nd – Krysztof Lenartowicz – Poland
  • 3^rd – Edward Popiolek – Poland
  • 23^rd – Frikkie Moolmann – South Africa
  • 26^th – Colin Fred Jordaan – South Africa
  • 39^th – Michael Seymour – South Africa
• Team results
  • 1^st Sweden
  • 2^nd Poland
  • 3^rd Russia
  • 10^th South Africa

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1979 Back to top of page

3^rd World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Montreal, Canada, 1979

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Arne Nylen – Sweden
  • 2^nd – Alfred Luckerbauer – Austria
  • 3^rd – Heimo Nieminen – Finland
• Team results
  • 1^st Sweden
  • 2^nd Finland
  • 3^rd Austria

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1977 Back to top of page

2^nd World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Wels, Austria – 11 August to 14 August 1977

• Individual Results
  • 1^st – Lars Tomas Krave – Sweden
  • 2^nd – James Lafferty – USA
  • 3^rd – Otto Bauer – Austria
  • 25^th – Colin Fred Jordaan – South Africa
  • 37^th – Kevin Machel-Cox – South Africa
  • 42^th – Dirk Coetzee – South Africa
• Team results
  • 1^st Sweden
  • 2^nd Poland
  • 3^rd Austria

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1975 Back to top of page

1st World Precision Flying Championships

Held at Gävle-Sandvikens, Sweden – 23 August to 25 August 1975

• Individual Results
  • 1st – Jan-Olof Friskman – Sweden
  • 2nd – A Caspersen – Norway
  • 3rd – G. Gunnarsson – Sweden
  • 12^th – Auriel Miller – South Africa
  • 2?^th – Robbie Schwartz – South Africa
  • 2?^th – Bryn Tuckett – South Africa
• Team results
  • 1^st Sweden
  • 2^nd Norway
  • 3^rd Finland

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