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Calendã¡Rio E Resultados Das Competiã§Ãµes Internacionais 2007 - Todas As Disciplinas Calendário e resultados das competições internacionais 2007 - todas as disciplinas Data Discipline Disciplina Cidade País alvos De 04/01/2007 a 04/01/2007 Sporting Handisport European championship Lonato Italia 1 De 26/01/2007 a 28/01/2007 Universal Trench Morocco Grand Prix Rabat Morocco 1 De 16/02/2007 a 18/02/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of Italy Borgatella (Bologne) Italia 1 De 22/02/2007 a 24/02/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of Italy, Ghedi Ghedi, Brescia Italia 1 De 10/03/2007 a 11/03/2007 Sporting Australian Grand Prix Geelong, Victoria Australia 1 De 01/04/2007 a 03/04/2007 Sporting Africa championship Finale of Africa Cup Marrakech Morocco 1 De 05/04/2007 a 07/04/2007 Compak Sporting Africa championship finale of Africa Cup Marrakech Morocco 1 De 06/04/2007 a 08/04/2007 Universal Trench Africa championship Finale of Africa Cup Marrakech Morocco 1 De 06/04/2007 a 07/04/2007 Compak Sporting Grand Prix of Portugal Leiria Portugal 1 De 07/04/2007 a 09/04/2007 Sporting Oceania Championship Northern Midlands Tasmania Australia 1 De 21/04/2007 a 22/04/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of Spain Alicante Espanha 1 De 21/04/2007 a 22/04/2007 Compak Sporting Grand Prix of Belgium Bauffe Belgica 1 De 28/04/2007 a 29/04/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of Portugal Ovar Portugal 1 De 28/04/2007 a 30/04/2007 Universal Trench Grand Prix of Italy Pescara Italia 1 De 29/04/2007 a 30/04/2007 Sporting Grand Prix of France Falaise France 1 De 05/05/2007 a 06/05/2007 Sporting Grand Prix of Portugal Monfortinho Portugal 1 De 09/05/2007 a 10/05/2007 Compak Sporting Handisport European Championship Capua Italia 1 De 11/05/2007 a 13/05/2007 Compak Sporting European championship Finale of European Cup Capua Italia 1 De 17/05/2007 a 20/05/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of Italy Ghedi(Brescia) Italia 1 De 19/05/2007 a 20/05/2007 Sporting Grand Prix of Hungary Csongrad Hungria 1 De 25/05/2007 a 27/05/2007 Universal Trench Grand Prix of Portugal Beja Portugal 1 De 26/05/2007 a 27/05/2007 Sporting Grand Prix of Russia Moscou Russia 1 De 31/05/2007 a 03/06/2007 Helice ZZ European Championship Conselice (Ravenna) - Italy Italia 1 De 01/06/2007 a 03/06/2007 Universal Trench Grand Prix of Slovenia Pragersko Eslovenia 1 De 09/06/2007 a 10/06/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of S.Pedro de Rates - Portugal S.Pedro de Rates Portugal 1 De 21/06/2007 a 24/06/2007 Sporting European championship Finale of European Cup La Cerisaille France 1 De 22/06/2007 a 24/06/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of USA Dallas Estados Unidos da America 1 De 28/06/2007 a 01/07/2007 Sporting Americas Championship Missouri Estados Unidos da America 1 De 29/06/2007 a 01/07/2007 Universal Trench European championship Finale of European Cup Valle Aniene Italia 1 De 29/06/2007 a 01/07/2007 Compak Sporting Grand Prix of Latvia Ropazu Riga Area Letonia 1 De 07/07/2007 a 08/07/2007 Sporting Grand Prix of Belgium Chérimont Belgica 1 De 12/07/2007 a 15/07/2007 Sporting World championship Finale of World Cup Konopiste Republica Checa 1 De 26/07/2007 a 29/07/2007 Universal Trench Grand Prix of France Ychoux France 1 De 27/07/2007 a 29/07/2007 Sporting Grand Prix of Spain Castillejo de Robledo (Soria) Espanha 1 De 28/07/2007 a 29/07/2007 Universal Trench Grand Prix of Czech Republic Ceske Budejovice Republica Checa 1 De 04/08/2007 a 05/08/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of Spain Valence Espanha 1 De 07/08/2007 a 07/08/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of Andorra Andorre Andorra 1 De 24/08/2007 a 26/08/2007 Compak Sporting Grand Prix of France Poussan France 1 De 29/08/2007 a 01/09/2007 Universal Trench World Championship Finale of World Cup Tanger Morocco 1 De 31/08/2007 a 02/09/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix of Argentina Escobar Argentina 1 De 01/09/2007 a 02/09/2007 Compak Sporting Grand Prix of Russia Saint- Pétersbourg Russia 1 De 12/09/2007 a 13/09/2007 Compak Sporting Handisport World Championship Casal Alentejano Sabugo/Sintra Portugal 1 De 14/09/2007 a 16/09/2007 Compak Sporting World championship Finale of World Cup Casal Alentejano Sabugo/Sintra Portugal 1 De 19/09/2007 a 23/09/2007 Helice ZZ World Championship Canto Blanco Espanha 1 De 06/10/2007 a 07/10/2007 Compak Sporting Grand Prix of Poland Siemianowice Pologne 1 De 10/11/2007 a 11/11/2007 Compak Sporting Grand Prix of South Africa A preciser Africa do Sul 1 De 06/12/2007 a 09/12/2007 Helice ZZ Grand Prix Finale of World cup San Remo Italia 1.
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