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DPV – Archiv Weltmeisterschaften Latein DPV – Archiv Weltmeisterschaften Latein Deutscher Professional Tanzsportverband e.V. Ab 2016 in chronologischer Reihenfolge ab Seite 12. 2015 Warschau (Polen) – 24. Oktober 2015 1. Riccardo Cocchi / Yulia Zagoruychenko USA 2. Maurizio Vescovo / Andra Vaidilaite Kanada 3. Stefano Di Filippo / Daria Chesnokova USA 4. Troels Bager / Ina Jeliazkova Dänemark 5. Evgeniy Smagin / Polina Kazatchenko Russland 6. Dorin Frecautanu / Marina Sergeeva Moldawien 2014 Paris (Frankreich) – 7. Dezember 2014 1. Riccardo Cocchi / Yulia Zagoruychenko USA 2. Maurizio Vescovo / Andra Vaidilaite Kanada 3. Andrej Skufca / Melinda Torokgyorgy Slowenien 4. Stefano Di Filippo / Daria Chesnokova USA 5. Evgeni Smagin / Polina Kazatchenko Russland 6. Emanuele Soldi / Elisa Nasato Italien 2013 Irvine, USA – 1. September 2013 1. Riccardo Cocchi / Yulia Zagoruychenko USA 2. Maurizio Vescovo / Andra Vaidilaite Kanada 3. Andrej Skufca / Melinda Törökgyörgy Slowenien 4. Stefano Di Filippo / Dasha USA 5. Evgeny Smagin / Polina Kazachenko Russland 6. Manuel Favilla / Natalia Maidiuk Ukraine 2012 Innsbruck, Österreich – 20. Oktober 2012 1. Riccardo Cocchi / Yulia Zagoruychenko USA 2. Michael Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Großbritannien 3. Sergei Surkov / Melia Russland 4. Maurizio Vescovo / Andra Vaidilaite Kanada 5. Andrej Skufca / Melinda Törökgyörgy Slowenien 6. Justinas Duknauskas / A. Melnikova-Duknauske Litauen 2011 Moskau, Russland – 16. April 2011 1. Riccardo Cocchi / Yulia Zagoruychenko USA 2. Michael Malitowski - Joanna Leunis Polen 3. Sergey Surkov - Melia Russland 4. Franco Formica - Oksana Lebedew Deutschland 5. Andrej Skufca - Melinda Törökgyörgy Slowenien 6. Maurizio Vescovo - Andra Vadilaite Kanada 1 DPV – Archiv Weltmeisterschaften Latein Deutscher Professional Tanzsportverband e.V. Ab 2016 in chronologischer Reihenfolge ab Seite 12. 2010 Bonn – 20.November 2010 1. Riccardo Cocchi / Yulia Zagoruychenko USA 2. Michal Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Polen 3. Franco Formica / Oxana Lebedew Deutschland 4. Sergey Surkov / Melia Russland 5. Andrej Skufca / Melinda Torokgyorgy Slowenien 6. Maurizio Vescovo / Andra Vaidilaite Kanada 2009 Blackpool, Großbritannien – 22. November 2009 1. Michal Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Polen 2. Riccardo Cocchi / Yulia Zagorouitchenko USA 3. Franco Formica / Oxana Lebedew Deutschland 4. Markus Homm / Ksenia Kasper Deutschland 5. Andrej Skufca / Melinda Törökgyörgy Slowenien 6. Eugene Katsevman / Maria Manusova USA 2008 Innsbruck – 29. November 2008 1. Michal Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Polen 2. Riccardo Cocchi / Yulia Zagoruychenko USA 3. Franco Formica / Oxana Lebedew Deutschland 4. Sergey Surkov / Agnieszka Melnicka Polen 5. Peter Stokkebroe / Kristina Juel Stokkebroe Dänemark 6. Andrej Skufca / Elena Khvorova Slowenien 2007 Moskau, Russland – 21. April 2007 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelij Deutschland 2. Slavik Kryklyvyy / Elena Khvorova Russland 3. Michael Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Polen 4. Sergey Surkov / Agnieszka Melnicka Polen 5. André Gavriline / Elena Kryoutchkova USA 6. Max Kozhevnikov / Yulia Zagoruychenko USA 2006 Irvine, USA - 3. September 2006 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 2. Slavik Kryklyvyy / Elena Khvorova Russland 3. Michael Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Polen 4. Andrej Skufca / Katarina Venturini Slowenien 5. Riccardo Cocchi / Joanne Wilkinson Italien 6. Sergey Surkov / Agnieszka Melnicka Polen 2 DPV – Archiv Weltmeisterschaften Latein Deutscher Professional Tanzsportverband e.V. Ab 2016 in chronologischer Reihenfolge ab Seite 12. 2005 Le Cannet, Frankreich - 11. Juni 2005 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 2. Michael Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Polen 3. Andrej Skufca / Katarina Venturini Slowenien 4. Sergey Ryupin / Elena Chworowa Russland 5. Matthew Cutler /Charlotte Egstrand Großbritannien 6. Paul Richardson / Olga Rodonova USA 2004 Hollywood/Florida, USA - 11. September 2004 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 2. Dmitrij Timokhin / Anna Bezikova Russland 3. Michael Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Polen 4. Andrej Skufca / Katarina Venturini Slowenien 5. Sergey Ryupin / Elena Khvorava Russland 6. Darren Bennett / Lilia Kopylova Großbritannien 2003 Innsbruck, Österreich - 29. September 2003 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 2. Paul Killick / Hanna Karttunen Großbritannien 3. Dmitrij Timokhin / Anna Bezikova Russland 4. Sergey Ryupin / Elena Khvorava Russland 5. Michael Malitowski / Joanna Leunis Polen 6. Yoshiro und Hidemi Yamamoto Japan 2002 Miami, USA - 7. September 2002 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 2. Paul Killick / Hanna Karttunen Großbritannien 3. Slavik Kryklyvyy / Karina Smirnoff USA 4. Michael Wentink / Beata Südafrika 5. Andrej Skufca / Katarina Venturini Slowenien 6. Matthew und Nicole Cutler Großbritannien 2001 Blackpool, Großbritannien - 18. November 2001 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 2. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 3. Paul Killick / Hanna Karttunen Großbritannien 4. Michael Wentink / Beata Südafrika 5. Slavik Kryklyvyy / Karina Smirnoff USA 6. Matthew und Nicole Cutler Großbritannien 3 DPV – Archiv Weltmeisterschaften Latein Deutscher Professional Tanzsportverband e.V. Ab 2016 in chronologischer Reihenfolge ab Seite 12. 2000 Dortmund, Deutschland – 23. September 2000 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 2. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 3. Allan Tornsberg / Serena Lecca Italien 4. Ralf Müller / Olga Müller-Omeltchenko Deutschland 5. Sergey Ryupin / Elena Khvorova Russland 6. Bill Sparks / Kimberley Mitchell USA 1999 Tokio, Japan – 30. Oktober 1999 1. Bryan Watson / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 2. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 3. Michael Wentink / Beata Onefater Südafrika 4. Ralf Müller / Olga Müller-Omeltchenko Deutschland 5. Bill Sparks / Kimberley Mitchell USA 6. Giacomo Steccaglia / Melissa Dexter Italien 1998 Sun City, Südafrika 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Bryan Watson / Karen Hardy Großbritannien 3. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 4. Allan Tornsberg / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 5. Ralf Müller / Olga Müller-Omeltchenko Deutschland 6. Sandro Cavallini / Hanna Karttunen Italien 1997 Halle (Westfalen), Deutschland - 13. September 1997 1. Hans-Reinhard Galke / Bianca Schreiber Deutschland 2. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 3. Bryan Watson / Karen Hardy Großbritannien 4. Allan Tornsberg / Carmen Vincelj Deutschland 5. Paul Killick / Vibeke Toft Großbritannien 6. Jason Gilkison / Peta Roby Australien 1996 Miami, USA 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Bryan Watson / Karen Hardy Deutschland 3. Hans-Reinhard Galke / Bianca Schreiber Deutschland 4. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 5. Jason Gilkinson / Peta Roby Australien 6. Louis van Amstel / Julie Fryer Niederlande 4 DPV – Archiv Weltmeisterschaften Latein Deutscher Professional Tanzsportverband e.V. Ab 2016 in chronologischer Reihenfolge ab Seite 12. 1995 Wien, Österreich 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Hans-Reinhard Galke / Bianca Schreiber Deutschland 3. Bryan Watson / Karen Hardy Großbritannien 4. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 5. Allen Tornsberg / Vibeke Toft Dänemark 6. Jason Gilkinson / Peta Roby Australien 1994 Tokio, Japan – 20. November 1994 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Hans-Reinhard Galke / Bianca Schreiber Deutschland 3. Corkey und Shirley Ballas Großbritannien 4. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 5. Jason Gilkison / Peta Roby Australien 6. Allan Tornsberg / Vibeke Toft Dänemark 1993 Blackpool, Großbritannien – 14. November 1993 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Sammy Stopford / Barbara McColl Großbritannien 3. Johan und Nadia Eftedal Norwegen 4. Corkey und Shirley Ballas Großbritannien 5. Jukka Haapalainen / Sirpa Suutari Finnland 6. Hans-Reinhard Galke / Bianca Schreiber Deutschland 1992 München, Deutschland - 19. Dezember 1992 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Johan und Nadia Eftedal Norwegen 3. Corkey und Shirley Ballas Großbritannien 4. Hans-Reinhard Galke / Bianca Schreiber Deutschland 5. Ralf Lepehne / Lydia Weisser Deutschland 6. Rick Valenzuela / Melissa Dexter USA 1991 Miami, USA – 8. September 1991 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Johan und Nadia Eftedal Norwegen 3. Sammy Stopford / Barbara McColl Großbritannien 4. Ralf Lepehne / Lydia Weisser Deutschland 5. Rick Valenzuela / Melissa Dexter USA 6. Geir Bakke / Catherine Anderson Norwegen 5 DPV – Archiv Weltmeisterschaften Latein Deutscher Professional Tanzsportverband e.V. Ab 2016 in chronologischer Reihenfolge ab Seite 12. 1990 Oslo, Norwegen - 13. Oktober 1990 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Johan und Nadia Eftedal Norwegen 3. Ralf Lepehne / Lydia Weisser Deutschland 4. Colin und Lene James Dänemark 5. Corkey und Shirley Ballas USA 6. Geir Bakke / Catherine Anderson Norwegen 1989 Slagharen, Niederlande – 11. November 1989 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Johan und Nadia Eftedal Norwegen 3. Sammy Stopford / Barbara McColl Großbritannien 4. David Sycamore / Denise Weavers Großbritannien 5. Ralf Lepehne / Lydia Weisser Deutschland 6. Corkey und Shirley Ballas USA 7. Horst und Andrea Beer Deutschland 1988 Dortmund, Deutschland – 30. April 1988 1. Donnie Burns / Gaynor Fairweather Schottland 2. Sammy Stopford / Barbara McColl Großbritannien 3. Ralf Lepehne / Lydia Weisser Deutschland 4. Johan und Nadia Eftedal Norwegen 5. Raymond und Gunn Myhrengen Norwegen 6. Horst und Andrea Beer Deutschland 1987 Miami, USA – 13. September 1987 1. Donnie Burns
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