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Fan-Award powered by 100'5 DAS HITRADIO.
What is the Fan-Award 2012 powered by 100'5 DAS HITRADIO 2012 ?
We have experienced exciting show days and top sport in five disciplines at the CHIO Aachen 2011. 381 riders, drivers and vaulters competed at the World Equestrian Festival. Five of them were not only rewarded for their sporting achievements, they also achieved the recognition of the fans. Throughout the week the spectators were given the opportunity to vote for their favourite athletes in the Fan Award. The spectators elected the following athletes in the five disciplines:
Jumping: Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum
Dressage: Matthias Alexander Rath
Eventing: Ingrid Klimke
Vaulting: Patric Looser
Driving: Christoph Sandmann
The five athletes were presented the award in the main stadium.
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More CHIO
Store Window Contest 2012
20th CHIO Aachen Store-window contest
Together with the Aachen newspaper publishers, the City Market and Campaign Committee e.V. (MAC) and the City of Aachen, the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V. (ALRV) organises the traditionally contest on an annual basis in the run-up to the CHIO Aachen.
The competition was celebrating its 20th anniversary last year, which means that we are looking forward for the tastefully decorated shop-windows.
Within a short time please find here more information about the Store Window Contest 2012.
If there are questions left, do not hesitate to contact Svenja Hein, Tel.: (0049)241/9171-182!
Facts & Figures CHIO Aachen
Date:
June 29th until July 8th (2013: June 21st until 30th; 2014: July 11th until 20th)CHIO Aachen over two weekends (this format has been introduced again in 2008 after more than 40 years): On the first weekend, the Vaulting, the concert "Horse & Symphony" and the traditional open day "Soers Sunday" take place CHIO:
Concours Hippique International Officiel; "Official International Equestrian Tournament of the Federal Republic of Germany"Visitors:
In July 2011, 363,000 spectators visited the CHIO AachenThree top level sponsors:
Mercedes-Benz, ROLEX, WarsteinerVolunteers:
About 1,200 volunteers during the tournamentMedia:
More than 500 accredited journalists and over 200 TV employeesTV-Coverage:
2011 nationally more than 30 hours (ARD/WDR and ZDF), thereof over 25 hours of "pure" sports coverage; internationally: Broadcasts into all countries of the worldFive disciplines:
Jumping, Dressage, Eventing, Four-in-hand Driving, VaultingNations' Cups:
Aachen is the only tournament during which Nations' Cups in the disciplines Jumping, Dressage, Eventing, Four-in-hand Driving and Vaulting are carried out (this is indicated in the title "Official Tournament")Participants:
About 500 horses and 300 riders, drivers and vaulters from more than 20 nations; the world's elite of all disciplines comes to AachenMedia Awards:
Bestowal of the media award "The Silver Horse" in the course of the CHIO Opening Ceremony and the Photographer Award "Silver Camera" on Saturday, July 7thPartner Countries:
2011: Italy, 2010: North-Rhine Westphalia, 2009: Flanders, 2008: Russia, 2007: Portugal, 2005: Austria, 2004: Normandy, 2003: Hungary, 2002: Netherlands, 2001: SpainExhibitors:
CHIO-Village with over 190 exhibitors, more than 200 tents, total size of tents (incl. gastronomy): 22,000 square metresDogs: It is forbidden to bring dogs to the tournament grounds. CHIO-Museum
Journey through the history of equestrian sport in Aachen
When the CHIO museum was inaugurated in the year 2007, nobody could have guessed how popular this museum was going to be only some years later. This is due to the museum’s special concept, which combines facts and emotional experiences spiced up with absolute passion for the equestrian sport.
On an exhibition surface measuring 130 square metres, the visitors can discover a great deal, in many cases in the form of very personal objects from the eventful CHIO history, such as for instance the old riding boots of the legendary show-jumper, Hans Günter Winkler, or Nicole Uphoff’s saddle from her famous horse, Rembrandt. In addition, trophies and medals, documents, photos, rarities including an original World Championship winners‘ podium as well as the odd surprise or two ensure that visiting the museum is an entertaining experience.
Opening hours CHIO-Museum:
During the event (June 29th - July 8th, 2012), you can visit the museum on prior registration at the CHIO info point at fixed times. Outside the duration of the CHIO Aachen, the museum can be visited for free regularly on Wednesdays (noon to 5 p.m.) and on Fridays (9 a.m. to noon).Location / Contact:
Albert-Servais-Allee 50, D-52070 Aachen
Museum: ALRV offices / Riders Stand Main Stadium, 2nd Floor
Tel: +49-(0)241-9171-0
E-mail: museum@chioaachen.deHistory Tour
The “History Tour" allows the visitors to inform themselves about the building history of the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein (ALRV) with the aid of twelve information boards, which are located in prominent places throughout the CHIO grounds. For example the History Tour leads past the Main Stadium, the Soers cross-country course, the Deutsche Bank Stadium and the stables, thus accompanying the visitors on an exciting journey into the past of the ALRV. The development of the buildings and infrastructure on the CHIO grounds – the History Tour arouses the curiosity of the visitors and leaves no questions unanswered. Additional photos and illustrations on the information boards – from the founding years through to the present day – appear to bring “the old days“ back to life again.
Access History Tour:
During the CHIO Aachen, the History Tour boards can be accessed free with a ticket / accreditation for the show grounds. (except boards no. 11 "Stable Area" and 12 "Indoor Arenas", due to the stable area's restricted entrance). Outside the duration of the CHIO Aachen, the History Tour (all twelve boards) is accessible for free on workdays between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.Garden Eden
The Soers as Garden of the Horses, as a green Oasis.
We would be very glad if you would support our project "Garden Eden". By this, we will be able to create a place of tranquillity and peace, also in the interest of our children.
Donate an opional amount of money which we will then use to plant roses and hedges. Or become the "sponsor" for a tree (€ 1.300,--) in the "Alley of 100 Trees". Of course you will receive a deductible contribution receipt for each end every donation.
Donations Account
Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V.
Konto-Nr.: 666 88
Sparkasse Aachen
BLZ : 390 500 00Do you have any questions? Then please contact info@chioaachen.de
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Karli
...who is Karli?
His favorite food is carrots and Printen (famous Aachen biscuits); his film hero is Black Beauty. But yet the equestrian sport is his true passion. So for "Karli" - who is 2.30 meters tall and has clattering hooves - it is a special honour to be the mascot of the CHIO Aachen, and with that to be responsible for ensuring a good atmosphere. His colourful mane and tail make his happy appearance complete. The cuddly horse's name of course refers to the Emperor Charlemagne, and just like his famous namesake, Karli already belongs to Aachen, and one cannot imagine the city without him any more. During the CHIO Aachen the visitors and locals have already become fond of jolly Karli.
Those who want to have Karli with them all the time and not only during his official appearances and during the CHIO can order his small toy relatives. The cuddly horses are available in the Fan-Shop.
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Media Library
CHIO Panorama Tour
A stroll over the world’s most famous show grounds
360° panorama photos let the Soers come aliveNo doubt – there is nothing better than experiencing the world’s best horses and riders live in the stadiums of the CHIO Aachen. Those who have already visited the traditional show grounds, can now vividly reminisce about their stay: 360° panorama photos on www.chioaachen.de give virtual access for example to the stables or the judges’ tower. But also panorama images of the cross-country course, the CHIO Village or the stadiums are available online. Though, even if the 360° pictures provide a good overview of the show grounds – the special atmosphere of the CHIO Aachen cannot be conveyed digitally. It can only be experienced live: Tickets are available under +49 (0)241-917-11 11 or online.
Be part of it - Aachen 2015
Amazing sport in the unique atmosphere at Aachen’s Soers – this is what the CHIO-organisers promise for the European Championships 2015 in Aachen. In the spring of 2012, the decision about the venue will be made. Spectators, media representatives and partners support the bid, are part of the concept: “Be part of it – Aachen 2015”.
CHIO Aachen 2011 - Highlights
363,000 spectators witnessed the World Equestrian Festival, CHIO Aachen 2011 live on the world-famous show grounds in Aachen’s Soers. The most exciting moments are now available in one video. Sit back and enjoy!
Construction CHIO Village 2011
Four weeks previous to the event's start, the first trucks roll onto the CHIO show grounds, and the workers start with the construction of the CHIO-Village. Here is the fast buildup version - it takes only 16 seconds.
Videos CHIO Aachen 2011
Tuesday, July 12th, 2011:
Interview Hannelore Brenner,
Winner of the Silver Horse, Category "Personality"Friday, July 15th, 2011:
Spanish Sergio Alvarez Moya and Wisconsin win the RWE-Prize of North Rhine-WestphaliaSaturday, July 16th, 2011:
Paul Tapner (Australia) absolves the cross-country course of the DHL-Prize on Kilfinnie II with a helmet camera - let's go!Saturday, July 16th, 2011:
Highlights of the MEGGLE-Prize, the DHL-Prize, the Wohnwelt Pallen Marathon and the Prize of AachenMünchenerBackCHIO hautnah 2011
BackBenvenuta Italia 2011
On April 11th the organisers have celebrated this year’s partner country Italy together with guests from society, media, sports, politics and economy. In the restaurant “Papà Pane di Sorrento“ in Berlin, the motto on Monday evening was “Benvenuto Italia”.
Picture Galleries
Luftbilder CHIO Aachen
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So haben Sie den CHIO Aachen wohl noch nie gesehen: Luftbilder geben einen Eindruck vom gesamten Areal, bis auf eins (Abschied der Nationen 2010) entstanden die Aufnahmen von Fotograf Anselm Cosler alle beim Weltfest des Pferdesports, CHIO Aachen 2011.Hans Wittl - Aquarelle
For 50 years now, Hans Wittl has been following the CHIO Aachen as a painter. A selection of his paintings from the last decades is displayed here, more information about the “CHIO painter” is available online under www.hans-wittl.de.
CHIO Aachen 2011
363,000 spectators experienced top class equestrian sport on ten event days, as well as folk festival and numerous side events next to the sport. Michael Strauch took pictures.
Walk of Fame in der Soers
A star for every wonder horse
There’s a touch of Hollywood at the Soers: The CHIO Aachen has its own “Walk of Fame”. And would one expect anything else in Aachen? It is of course the names of horses that shine underneath the stars.
Not a footprint, but instead a horseshoe belonging to the respective four-legged superstar is embedded inside the star. They include 17 names of jumping and dressage horses, all of whom have either won the Deutsche Bank Prize, the Dressage Grand Prix of Aachen or the Rolex Grand Prix, the Grand Prix of Aachen.
The “Walk of Fame” can be found on the showgrounds, right next to the entrance of the CHIO Aachen offices.
Silver Camera 2011
You can find all entries to the Silver Camera 2011 here. Photographers from 15 nations have entered their photos. Please note that it is forbidden to download the photos.
CHIO Aachen-Magazine
The magazine is published twice a year, six weeks previous to and eight weeks after the CHIO. It costs 6,50 Euros and can be obtained at the ALRV office. The Aachener Reitturnier GmbH provides all information on the possibility to subscribe the magazine (11,50 Euros/year plus shipping costs), please contact conny.muetze@chioaachen.de.
Current Issue - No. 32
Contents:
- CHIO Aachen 2011 - Review
- Portraits by Fabian Stürtz
- What equestrian stars wanted to become
- Water colours by Hans Wittl
- Legends and heroes of the CHIO Aachen
- Furthermore: Janne Meyer, Monica Theodorescu, William Fox-Pitt, Jeroen Dubbeldam...
No. 32 picture gallery "childrens dreams"
It is generally known that Janne Friederike Meyer is a successful jumping rider. But what profession did she dream of when she was a kid? Her answer comes quick as a shot: “A pilot. Even when I was little, I wondered how this would be.” Meanwhile she has made a hobby out of her dream. In addition to the winner of the ROLEX Grand Prix 2011, Svenja Hein also asked Dirk Schrade (eventing), Patric Looser (vaulting), Andreas Kreuzer (jumping), Patrick Kittel (dressage) and four-in-hand driver Christian Plücker what they wanted to become when they were kids. Michael Strauch took the pictures.
CHIO Aachen-Magazine Archive
Magazine No. 31
Olaf Hajek: Illustration of the CHIO show grounds
Knight Matthias and Totilas
An interview with Edward Gal
A question of which discipline
Legends and heroes of the CHIO AachenMagazine No. 30
Equestrian Stars as Western heroes
Stars show their personal CHIO-places
CHIO Aachen 2010: A review
CHIO-Legends, Part 1
Portraits Eric Lamaze and Edward GalMagazine No. 29
Portrait Laura Bechtolsheimer
Clayton Fredericks rocks
The NRW state stud - partner of the CHIO Aachen
The Dutch dressage stars and their secret of successMagazine No. 28
Jacques Toffi - the CHIO from the perspective of a legendary photographer
Very British - "Tea Time" with Meredith & Co.
The CHIO Aachen as it is seen by the celebrity guestsBackMaking of: V. Max-Theurer/No 31
Here you can see the "making of" of some stories from the CHIO Aachen-Magazine.
Making of: Knight Matthias/No 31
Here you can see the "making of" of some stories from the CHIO Aachen-Magazine.
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About us
Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V.
Members ALRV
Being a Member of the ALRV
The Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V. (ALRV), organiser of the World Equestrian Festival, CHIO Aachen, is a non-profit association with long tradition. In 1898 it was founded by Arnold Deden, Gustav Rensing, Hubert Wienen and some local farmers and merchants (click here for more information regarding the ALRV's history). Currently the association has about 600 individual members and 30 member companies who through their membership demonstrate their deep bond with the ALRV and the CHIO Aachen. Click here for the Articles of Association of the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V.
The ALRV-membership embraces several advantages, among others the gratis distribution of the quarterly ALRV-Newspaper and the biannual CHIO-Magazine, a season ticket for the standing area and, on demand, a season parking ticket for the CHIO Aachen as well as an invitation to the annual General Assembly including the right to vote.
Download ApplicationDownload Articles of AssociationALRV Newspaper
Exclusively for its members, employees and volunteers, the ALRV regularly produces the "ALRV-Newspaper" with current information on the association and the CHIO Aachen. Editions that have been published so far can be downloaded below:
ALRV-Newspaper No. 1 (December 2007) - only GermanALRV-Newspaper No. 2 (March 2008) - only GermanALRV-Newspaper No. 3 (June 2008) - only GermanALRV-Newspaper No. 4 (September 2008)ALRV-Newspaper No. 5 (December 2008)ALRV-Newspaper No. 6 (MarchALRV-Newspaper No. 6 (March 2009)ALRV-Newspaper No. 7 (June 2009)ALRV-Newspaper No. 8 (September 2009) - only GermanALRV-Newspapaer No. 9 (December 2009) - only GermanALRV-Newspaper No. 10 (May 2010) - only GermanALRV-Newspaper No. 11 (October 2010) - only GermanALRV-Newspaper No. 12 (May 2011) - only GermanALRV-Newspaper No. 13 (November 2011) - only GermanManaging Board
BackSupervisory Board
BackAdvisory Board
Jürgen Thumann (Beiratsvorsitzender)
President of the European Industry and Employer Association BusinesseuropeDr. Thomas Bach
Vice President International Olympic Committee (IOC), President of the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB)Dr. Hermann Bühlbecker
Owner of the Lambertz Group Aachener Printen- und Schokoladenfabrik Henry Lambertz GmbH & Co. KGAnn Kathrin Linsenhoff
Vice Chairwoman of the German Committee for UNICEF, internationally successful dressage riderFriedrich Witte
Vice-President of the German Equestrian Federation and President of the Equestrian Association RhinelandBackSocial commitment of the ALRV
As a non-profit organisation, the
Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V. is
involved in many different areas.Here you can go to the different areas
Social commitment of the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein
- Charity co-operation "Glücks-Bringer" ("bringer of luck")
Supporting the disabled is a matter of personal importance for the ALRV. Since 1998, the "big stage CHIO Aachen" serves as platform to call national and international attention to the importance of therapeutic riding. Of course the German Curatorship for Therapeutic Riding (DKThR) and the Kinder-Unterstützungs-Fonds (KUF) of the DKThR are not only allowed to have an information booth in the CHIO village, but they also may collect money for the good cause. In the past years, the CHIO visitors donated several ten thousand Euros. Furthermore, the ALRV has donated a therapy pony named "CHIO" to the riding and therapy centre Lohner Hof e.V. near Aachen.
Therapy facilities in the region of Aachen: Lohner Hof Reit- und Therapiezentrum e.V., Eschweiler; Reittherapiezentrum Abenteuerland, Aachen; Zentrum für Therapeutisches Reiten, Stolberg; Reitstall Rattenhaus, Eynatten/Belgien.Eynatten/Belgium. - "Horse & Symphony" for the benefit of UNICEF
The atmospheric concert in the Deutsche Bank Stadium together with the Symphony Orchestra Aachen is sold out annually. Three Euros from each sold ticket are donated to UNICEF, furthermore, there is a talk during each concert with a famous patron who informs the spectators about several UNICEF projects. - Free tickets
Everybody should be able to experience the CHIO Aachen. So the ALRV provides free tickets for kindergardens, schools, workshops for the handicapped and other institutions. - Tickets for underprivileged citizens of Aachen
Owners of the "Aachen Pass" can buy tickets for the event days Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday for the symbolic prize of 2 Euros (standing area), 3 Euros (non-roofed grand stand) and 5 Euros (roofed grand stands). - We make wishes come true
Several associations work to fulfill the wishes of children that are critically ill, and to enable them to make very special experiences. Repeatedly the ALRV has worked together with those associations to make such wishes come true. So there have been several co-operations in the course of the CHIO Aachen with associations like "Wünsch Dir was e.V." and the "Make a Wish Foundation".
- Support of difficult adolescents
The support centre "Mensch & Pferd e.V." (human & horse) enables difficult adolescents to absolve a schooling to become a groom:: In the past, these young people were several times allowed to work in the stables of the CHIO Aachen. - Donations
Up until 1997 there were fund-raising campaigns in co-operation with the WDR for "The children of Perm". This campaign has now been substituted by a focus on the support of therapeutic riding. - Instead of corporate Christmas cards or presents at the end of the year, the ALRV makes a donation for a good cause instead - a decision that also meets the approval of our partners.
- The employees of ALRV and ART make a joint donation each year for Christmas for a good cause.
CHIO Aachen as meeting point for all
- Soers Sunday
On the "open day", the citizens of Aachen and their guests meet on the show grounds in the Soers - with the entry being free. A diversified show programme, a festive ecumenical church service in the Deutsche Bank Stadium and an entertaining programme for families with face painting, pony riding, free haircuts and lots of more offers make a cheery kick-off for the second event week. - Wohnwelt Pallen Marathon
The entry to the racy driving competition in Aachen's Soers is still free of charge for all visitors. On the afternoon of the CHIO's second Saturday there will be no ticket charges on the marathon course - a thankyou to all the loyal visitors of the show. - Partner country on the market square
It's always a maginifent scenery when the CHIO's partner country enters Aachen's market square: With horses and carriages, folklore groups and acrobats, the ALRV and the partner country say "thankyou" to the citizens of Aachen and to the CHIO's audience for their hospitality. The entry to the event on Monday evening is of course free. - Soers Evenings
On the CHIO-evenings, the CHIO Village is open to everyone after the end of the sport programme (except from evenings with floodlight events). There are concerts for free, the exhibition area is open, there is simply a party in the Soers.
Infrastructure on the show grounds accessible fo the disabled
- Grand stands for wheelchair users
The modern stadiums in the Soers of course provide comfortable grand stands for the disabled. Areas for wheelchair users are available in the jumping stadium (Mercedes-Benz Grand Stand, AachenMünchener Grand Stand) and in the Deutsche Bank Stadium. - Disabled restrooms
There are numerous disabled restrooms (with Euro-key) on the whole show grounds. - Accessible routes for the disabled
By and by, the show grounds are modified with accessible routes for the disabled and for wheelchair users. Recently, the alleys around and to the Deutsche Bank Stadium were newly paved. - Parking for the disabled
There are parking spaces for disabled visitors adjacent to the show grounds, they can also be reserved in advance.
Commitment for youth and young riders
- Salut-Festival Aachen
It is one of the most important and most renowned horse shows for young riders in Germany, the annual Salut-Festival Aachen. The ALRV is the organiser of the four-day indoor jumping show in December, featuring the nation's best pony riders, juniors and young riders. The entry for spectators is free (Salut-Festival Aachen 2010: December 9th - 12th). - German Youth Championships
Already in 2003, the ALRV had been co-organiser of the German Youth Championships on the CHIO show grounds. In 2010, the ALRV will organise the German Youth Championships in jumping, dressage and vaulting on the CHIO grounds (DJM 2010: August 13th - 15th). - "Childrens' and Youth Days" in the course of the CHIO
The ALRV regularly invites children and adolescents to attend the CHIO Aachen. School classes, also from Belgium and the Netherlands, obtain free tickets for the sport programme and there is a special show programme in the Main Stadium (the last time there was such an event in 2006, because since then the CHIO always took place during holidays). - CHIO Roby-Club
In co-operation with ROBINSON, children between four and twelve years of age are professionally supervised free of charge and provided with beverages on all tournament days.
Dedication for culture and international understanding
- CHIO-Museum
The CHIO-Museum on the ALRV grounds documents and illustrates the history of the ALRV and its tournaments since 1898. A lot of interesting exhibits and extraordinary objects from the long history of the tournament and of horse sport in Aachen can be inspected here. The entry is free of charge, opening hours during the year are on Wednesdays 12 noon to 5 p.m. and on Fridays 9 a.m. to 12 noon, during the CHIO, the opening hours times differ. - Partner country
Since 2001, there has been an annual CHIO partner country. Upon invitation of the ALRV, the countries present themselves, and the resulting intercultural exchange enhances the CHIO's unique atmosphere. - Aachen Horse Academy
The ALRV has been founder member of the international centre of horse culture "Aachen Horse Academy", a foundation that is committed to the history of the horse and its significance for the history of development and culture of humans. - Aachen School of Course Design
Participants from all over the world come to Aachen each year to take part in the symposia of the internationally renowned course designer Dr. Arno Gego. The ALRV supports the Aachen School of Course Design and provides its facilities and infrastructure free of charge for these events.
Commitment not only for professional but also for amateur sport
- Support through ALRV's infrastructure
The ALRV provides its show grounds to the Kreispferdesportverband Aachen e.V. for training sessions at cost prize (they only pay the operating costs). Also the riding associations from the region of Aachen can use the show grounds upon request for a reduced rent for horse shows.
Pioneering role with regards to clean sport and welfare of the horse
- Far more than what's required...
For many years now, the ALRV has its own Commissioner for Ethics, Animal Welfare and Fair Play. Furthermore, there are much more stewards and doping controls in the course of the CHIO Aachen than are mandatorily required by regulations. Additionally, the ALRV exhausts all its options to promote and uphold a clean sport, in the course of the CHIO Aachen 2009 for example, a thermography camera was used to prevent manipulation of horses' legs. - Permanent stable buildings instead of temporary solutions
There are 400 boxes in 13 permanent stable buildings available for the horses. This guarantees optimum conditions like a permanent temperature and enough space. 28 employees (without stewards/veterinary staff) care for the animals in the stables' area, a modern veterinary centre with 26 staff members is also available on the show grounds.
Commitment for the environment
- Plantings on the show grounds
1988 the ALRV launched the project "Garden Eden". Plantings on the grounds guarantee an ongoing optical improvement of the traditional facility in the Soers. For a donation, interested persons can assume a sponsorship for a tree on the CHIO grounds. - Partner of the "Grünmetropole" (green metropolis)
The ALRV is partner in the "Grünmetropole", one of the transboundary projects for the future development of the border triangle in the fields of tourism, technology and sciences. - Protection of the environment
The ALRV is committed to the protection of nature in Aachen's Soers. Trees, hedges and further wood structures were planted in the past, the Soers Hochkirchen-brook has been renaturalised. Further measures were the extensification of wetland, the use of nesting aids for little owls and the development of marginal vegetation. - Use of regenerative energies
On the roof of the Deutsche Bank Stadium, a solar energy plant has been installed.
Activities for ALRV-members
- Exclusive Events
ALRV-members enjoy regular and exclusive events. In the past, the ALRV f.e. invited them to:
Talk "Aachen Moments" from the view of Hans-Heinrich Isenbart
Lecture Prof. Dr. Arno Gego "About the development of show jumping and course building using the example of the CHIO Aachen"
Presentation Ton de Ridder "Dressage - A comprehensive approach"
Rides of the Century (in co-operation with PM/FN) - Discounts on member fees
Upon request, volunteers of the CHIO Aachen and young members (up to 30 years of age) can get a 50% discount on the ALRV member fees.
Aachener Reitturnier GmbH
The Aachener Reitturnier GmbH (ART) is responsible for the marketing of the World Equestrian Festival, CHIO Aachen. General Manager is Michael Mronz.
BackTeam ALRV / ART
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ALRV
- Kemperman, Frank
Chairman - Rombach-Schwartz, Helen
Member of the Managing Board - Accreditation
- Administration
- Finances and Staff
- Groundkeeper
- IT Service
- Museum and Archive
- Press Department
- Protocol
- Sport Department
- Tickets
- Kemperman, Frank
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ART
- Mronz, Michael
General Manager - Mütze, Conny
Authorised Representative - Exhibition & Fairs
- Marketing
- Merchandising
- Mronz, Michael
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Beaujean, Dr. Doris
Museum and Archive
ALRV
museum@chioaachen.de
Dr. Doris Beaujean, she builds bridges from the past to the present day. As director of the CHIO-Museum and Archive, she is always thankful to accept new exhibits, also from private households, to bridge historic gaps and to complete the historic documentation.
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Becker, Lara
Sport Department
ALRV
lara.becker@chioaachen.de
Lara Becker supports the sport department, and is especially in charge of the organisation of side events like the breeders' day or the CHIO School Day. Also in her private life, the passionate jumping rider is somehow connected with the topic "school" - when she is training young horses.
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Buchholz, Sina
Merchandising
ART
sina.buchholz@chioaachen.de
Sina Buchholz, art meets marketing. A keen understanding of aesthetics are a typical characteristic for the ambitious photographer – which is also a valuable virtue for her job when she is busy with the CHIO Aachen-Collection.
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Detje-Stroink, Ellen
Finances and Staff
ALRV
ellen.detje-stroink@chioaachen.de
Ellen Detje-Stroink, the head of the Department for Finances and Staff. Sometimes she’ll even put aside her golf club for a good glass of wine. Even better: First she plays a good game on the green and afterwards she enjoys the wine.
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Deurer, Tobias
IT Service
ALRV
tobias.deurer@chioaachen.de
Tobias Deurer, the CHIO’s head of connectivity and IT expert. His favourite saying: “Restart”. Author of the book IT – German, German – IT. The translation of “interesting phenomenon” meaning: In this case, even a restart is useless.
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Dohn, Peter
Sport Department
ALRV
peter.dohn@chioaachen.de
Peter Dohn, an all-rounder, always willing to go the extra mile, both at his desk and in sports. In the CHIO’s Sport Department he is in charge of the cross-country course.
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Fischer, Ulrich
Exhibition & Fairs
ART
ulrich.fischer@chioaachen.de
Ulrich Fischer, lord of the white CHIO tents and the exhibition area. On the football pitch, he is an expert for positional play – though he leaves it to the others to do speedy sprints.
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Franzen, Brigitte
Tickets
ALRV
brigitte.franzen@chioaachen.de
Brigitte Franzen, head of the Ticketing Department, likes to go down under - especially off the shores of Thailand. However, she’s on the very top when dealing with the successful ticket sales for the CHIO Aachen.
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Hein, Philipp
Marketing
ART
Philipp.Hein@chioaachen.de
Just like many others, also Philipp Hein would love to get the opportunity to show the world his athletic talent in Aachen's jumping stadium. Although the famous green grass motivates him rather to play golf than to climb into a horse's saddle. When he is not swinging his golf club, he is in charge of distribution at the Aachener Reitturnier GmbH.
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Hein, Svenja
Press Department
ALRV
svenja.hein@chioaachen.de
Svenja Hein, likes spunky Italians, as long as they have 200 cc. In the Press Department, she is responsible for the print products, media accreditation and the store window contest. In her free time, she likes to sit in a saddle, be it on her horse or her Vespa.
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Jeltsch, Silke
Press Department
ALRV
silke.jeltsch@chioaachen.de
Silke Jeltsch, is torn: here the North Sea’s waves and tidelands, there snow and Nordic ski sport. Absolute clear on the other hand is her enthusiasm for the CHIO Aachen’s Press Department, where she is responsible for the whole field of television.
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Kemperman, Frank
Chairman
Managing Board
ALRV
hanny.radermacher@chioaachen.de
Frank Kemperman, Chairman of the ALRV’s Managing Board and Show Director. He’s a passionate European. But when it comes to his bike he doesn’t like to compromise – the only alternative to a Dutch bike is to walk.
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Klaassen, Gina
Protocol
ALRV
gina.klaassen@chioaachen.de
Gina Klaassen, head of Protocol of the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein, knows her way around in society. Although she’s not superstitious at all, she prefers to hold the horseshoe in an upright position, making sure that the luck won’t fall out – you never know…
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Knippertz, Niels
Press Department
ALRV
niels.knippertz@chioaachen.de
Niels Knippertz, grown up with the football team “Borussia Mönchengladbach”, is hence an expert when it comes to highs and lows. As Press Officer, he exchanges opinions with all kinds of journalists, in his private life his little daughter and his garden keep him busy.
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Knopp, Stefan
Marketing
ART
stefan.knopp@chioaachen.de
Stefan Knopp, had only known the football legend Franz Beckenbauer from television, but then as a little boy he met him in person at Mercedes-Benz. Back then, autographed pictures where still in black and white and Germany had the world’s best dressage team. Much has changed since then, but one thing has stayed the same: the passion for grand sport.
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Kun, Jana
Sport Department
ALRV
jana.kun@chioaachen.de
Jana Kun, responsible for dressage and vaulting in the Sport Department. In her private life, she is very successful in dressage and, well, let’s say ambitious as far as vaulting is concerned.
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Maisenbacher, Hannelore
Accreditation
ALRV
hannelore.maisenbacher@chioaachen.de
Hannelore Maisenbacher, annually she provides the CHIO guests from all over the globe with their show accreditations. And with most of them she is even able to chat about their home countries – because in her free time she loves to travel the world.
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Moeres, Gerda
Tickets
ALRV
gerda.moeres@chioaachen.de
Gerda Moeres, loves sport and good food – which makes for a good balance. She works in the Ticketing Department of the CHIO Aachen. Her favourite sentence at the ticket hotline: “You’re in luck there are still some tickets available for this competition.”
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Mronz, Michael
General Manager
Marketing
ART
conny.muetze@chioaachen.de
Michael Mronz, the General Manager of the ART, constantly keeps enhancing the CHIO with his creativity and know-how in marketing and communication. Credo: No tradition without innovation. He loves horses, but after a couple of riding lessons accepted the fact that he is much more successful in management than in the saddle.
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Mütze, Conny
Authorised Representative
ART
conny.muetze@chioaachen.de
Conny Mütze, Authorised Representative of the ART, has an impressive backhand performance. Both on the tennis court and while marketing the CHIO Aachen, she always remains focussed.
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Nawrocki, Lisa
Administration
ALRV
lisa.nawrocki@chioaachen.de
Lisa Nawrocki, loves to go for a walk. Provided the walk is not farther than 100 metres and takes less than 13 seconds. At the ALRV, she is in charge of the friendly security staff and responsible for the traffic concept. Currently she is on maternity leave.
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Radermacher, Hanny
Administration
ALRV
hanny.radermacher@chioaachen.de
Hanny Radermacher, always according to plan. Both while she is hiking through the region of the border triangle or when she organises the deployment of the numerous volunteers. During the CHIO, the hiking boots stay hidden in the cupboard though.
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Rombach-Schwartz, Helen
Member of the Managing Board
Managing Board
ALRV
Helen.Rombach@chioaachen.de
Helen Rombach-Schwartz, as Member of the Managing Board, she keeps her focus on the overall picture. The official office dog, her Munsterlander Aron, provides some diversion from her job.
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Rosenberg, Birgit
Sport Department
ALRV
birgit.rosenberg@chioaachen.de
Birgit Rosenberg, head of the Sport Department, likes the speed – either on skis or in the saddle. She knows the official song of the city of Paderborn by heart, and whenever it’s time for the city’s traditional folk festival “Libori”, she gladly returns to her home in Westphalia.
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Simon-Ossemann, Odette
Finances and Staff
ALRV
odette.simon-ossemann@chioaachen.de
Odette Simon-Ossemann, regularly calculates figures in the Department for Finances and Staff. When she is dealing with grains, rather than counting them, she bakes them into delicious bread.
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Spicker, Simone
Administration
ALRV
simone.spicker@chioaachen.de
Simone Spicker is in charge of the traffic concept and of the security staff. kümmert sich um das Verkehrskonzept und ist Ansprechpartnerin für den Ordnungs- und Sicherheitsdienst. In her free time she loves to sit in the saddle - even if mounted on a camel.
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Tappert, Carmen
Protocol
ALRV
Carmen.Tappert@chioaachen.de
Even if she would not bear this distinctive first name – Carmen Tappert would nevertheless have chosen Spain to be her favourite country. She has simply fallen in love with the language, music, tapas and especially the Mediterranean way of life and the famous horses. So the member of the CHIO’s protocol department is of course hoping for prominent visitors from España.
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Winton, Virginia
Marketing
ART
virginia.winton@chioaachen.de
Virginia Winton, while always being meticulous in the office, her posture changes when on horseback, because all that counts then is “faster, higher, further”.
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Zillekens, Rolf
Groundkeeper
ALRV
rolf.zillekens@chioaachen.de
Rolf Zillekens, the CHIO’s groundkeeper. He also focuses on horse power in his spare time - as a fan of the Mercedes-Benz G-Model.
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Archive
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Winners ROLEX Grand Prix (1927 - today)
1927 Major Lotz (GER), "Olnad"
1928 Leutn. Halberg (SWE), "Loke"
1929 Leutn. Halberg (SWE), "Mephisto"
1930 Capt. Lombardi (ITA), "Roccabruna"
1931 Capt. Filliponi (ITA), "Nasello"
Oberstl. Borsarelli (ITA), "Crispa"
Capt. Lequie (ITA), "Norgil"
1932 Major Bettoni (ITA), "Nereide"
1933 Oberstl. Brandt (GER), "Coralle"
1934 A. Holst (GER), "Bianka"
1935 Oberstl. Tudoran (ROM), "R. de Solei"
1936 Oberstl. Rang (ROM), "Delfis"
1937 Olt. Brinkmann (GER), "Erle"
1938 Oberstl. Mondron (BEL), "Ibrahim"
1939 Rittm. Brinkmann (GER), "Baron IV"
1947 Prinz zu Salm (GER), "Garant"
1948 Col. Wing (USA), "Totila"
1949 Pol.-Meister Hafemann (GER), "Erle II"
1950 Pol.-Meister Hafemann (GER), "Erle II"
1951 Fritz Thiedemann (GER), "Original Holsatia"
1952 Lt. Piero d'Inzeo (ITA), "Uruguay"
1953 Fritz Thiedemann (GER), "Aar"
1954 H.G. Winkler (GER), "Orient"
1955 Fritz Thiedemann (GER), "Meteor"
1956 Francisco Goyoaga (ESP), "Fahnenkönig"
1957 H.G. Winkler (GER), "Halla"
1958 Magnus von Buchwald (GER), "Flugwind"
1959 Cap. Piero d'Inzeo (ITA), "The Rock"
1960 G.H. Morris (USA), "Night Owl"
1961 Cap. Pieor d'Inzeo (ITA), "The Rock"
1962 Alwin Schockemöhle (GER), "Freiherr"
1963 Cap. Raimondo d'Inzeo (ITA), "Posilipo"
1964 Nelson Pessoa (BRA), "Gran Geste"
1965 Dr. Miguel H. Arrambide (ARG), "Chimbote"
Major Piero d'Inzeo (ITA), "Bally Black"
1966 Neal Shapiro (USA), "Jacks or Better"
1967 Andrew Fielder (GBR), "Vibart"
1968 Alwin Schockemöhle (GER), "Donald Rex"
Hendrik Snoek (GER), "Dorina"
1969 Alwin Schockemöhle (GER), "Wimpel II"
H.G. Winkler (GER), "Enigk"
1970 Hermann Schridde (GER), "Heureka"
1971 Marcel Rozier (FRA), "Sans Souci"
Neal Shapiro (USA), "Sloopy"
1972 Nelson Pessoa (BRA), "Nagir"
1973 Hauptmann Paul Weier (SUI), "Fink"
1974 Paul Schockemöhle (GER), "Talisman"
1975 Graham Flechter (GBR), "Buttevant Boy"
1976 Gerd Wiltfang (GER), "Davos"
1977 Harvey Smith (GBR), "Graffiti"
1978 Eddi Macken (IRL), "Boomerang"
1979 Paul Schockemöhle (GER), "El Paso"
1980 Liz Edgar (GBR), "Forever"
1981 Malcolm Pyrah (GBR), "Towerlands Anlgezarke"
1982 Nick Skelton (GBR), "Everest if Ever"
1983 Willi Melliger (SUI), "Van Gogh"
1984 Paul Schockemöhle (GER), "Deister"
1985 Dr. Michael Rüping (GER), "Silbersee"
1987 Nick Skelton (GBR), "Raffles Apollo"
1988 Nick Skelton (GBR), "Raffles Apollo"
1989 Franke Sloothaak (GER), "Walzerkönig"
1990 Thomas Fruehmann (AUT), "Grandeur"
1991 Anne Kursinski (USA), "Starman"
1992 Jos Lansink (NED), "Optiebeurs Egano"
1993 Jean-Claude Vangeenberghe (BEL), "Osta Carpets Carrera"
1994 Rodrigo Pessoa (BRA), "Loro Piana Special Envoy"
1995 Jean-Claude Vangeenberghe (BEL), "Omnistor Freestyle"
1996 Ludger Beerbaum (GER), "Sprehe Ratina Z"
1997 John Whitaker (GBR), "Virtual Village Welham"
1998 Hugo Simon (AUT), "E.T. FRH"
1999 Trevor Coyle (IRL), "Cruising"
2000 Otto Becker, "Dobel's Cento"
2001 Jeroen Dubbeldam (NED), "De Sjiem"
2002 Ludger Beerbaum (GER), "Goldfever 3"
2003 Ludger Beerbaum (GER), "Goldfever 3"
2004 Markus Fuchs (SUI), "Tinka's Boy"
2005 Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum (GER), "Shutterfly"
2006 Marcus Ehning (GER) "Nolte's Küchengirl"
2007 Beezie Madden (USA) "Authentic"
2008 Albert Zoer (NED) "Sam"
2009 Denis Lynch (IRL) "Lantinus"
2010 Eric Lamaze (CAN) "Hickstead"
2011 Janne-Friederike Meyer (GER) "Cellagon Lambrasco"Winners Mercedes Benz Nations' Cup (1929 - today)
1929 SWE
1930 ITA
1931 ITA
1932 GER
1933 GER
1934 ITA
1935 GER
1936 GER
1937 IRL
1938 RUM
1939 GER
1952 ITA
1953 ESP
1954 ESP
1955 GER
1956 BRA
1957 GER
1958 ESP
1959 ITA
1960 GER
1961 GER
1962 USA
1963 GER
1964 ITA
1965 ITA
1966 ITA
1967 GBR
1968 ITA
1969 GER
1970 GER
1971 USA
1972 GER
1973 GER
1974 GER
1975 GER
1976 ITA
1977 GER
1978 GER
1979 IRL
1980 FRA
1981 GBR
1982 GER
1983 SUI
1984 SUI
1985 USA
1986 USA (WM)
1987 USA
1988 FRA
1989 GBR
1990 FRA
1991 NED
1992 GER
1993 SUI
1994 GBR
1995 IRL
1996 GER
1997 NED
1998 GER
1999 SUI
2000 GBR
2001 BEL
2002 SUI
2003 IRL
2004 GER
2005 USA
2006 GER
2007 GER
2008 GER
2009 FRA
2010 IRL
2011 NEDWinners Deutsche Bank Prize (1955 - today)
1955 Liselott Linsenhoff (GER), "Adular"
1956 Liselott Linsenhoff (GER), "Adular"
1957 Rosemarie Springer (GER), "Thyra"
1958 Joan Gold (GBR), "Gay Gordon"
1959 Harry Boldt (GER), "St. Georg"
1960 T. Galvin (USA), "Rath Patrick"
1961 Josef Neckermann (GER), "Asbach"
1962 Josef Neckermann (GER), "Asbach"
1963 Josef Neckermann (GER), "Förster"
1964 Josef Neckermann (GER), "Antoinette"
1965 Josef Neckermann (GER), "Antoinette"
1966 Dr. Reiner Klimke (GER), "Dux"
1967 Dr. Reiner Klimke (GER), "Dux"
1968 Josef Neckermann (GER), "Marino"
1969 Josef Neckermann (GER), "Marino"
1970 Elena Petushkova (URS), "Pepel"
1971 Josef Neckermann (GER), "Venetia"
1972 Dr. Reiner Klimke (GER), "York 8"
1973 Dr. Reiner Klimke (GER), "Mehmed"
1974 Christine Stückelberger (SUI), "Granat"
1975 Christine Stückelberger (SUI), "Granat"
1976 Christine Stückelberger (SUI), "Granat"
1977 Christine Stückelberger (SUI), "Granat"
1978 Harry Boldt (GER), "Woyceck"
1979 Dr. Uwe Schulten-Baumer (GER), "Slibovitz"
Harry Boldt (GER), "Woyceck"
1980 Dr. Reiner Klimke (GER), "Ahlerich"
1981 Dr. Reiner Klimke (GER), "Ahlerich"
1982 Dr. Reiner Klimke (GER), "Ahlerich"
1983 Anne Grete Jensen (DEN), "Marzog" (EM)
1984 Dr. Reiner Klimke (GER), "Ahlerich"
1985 Anne Grete Jensen (DEN), "Marzog"
1987 Margitt Otto-Crepin (FRA), "Corlandus"
1988 Nicole Uphoff (GER), "Rembrandt"
1989 Margitt Otto-Crepin (FRA), "Corlandus"
1990 Monica Theodorescu (GER), "Ganimedes"
1991 Nicole Uphoff (GER), "Rembrandt Borbet"
1992 Isabell Werth (GER), "Gigolo FRH"
1993 Isabell Werth (GER), "Gigolo FRH"
1994 Isabell Werth (GER), "Gigolo FRH"
1995 Isabell Werth (GER), "Nobilis Gigolo FRH"
1996 Isabell Werth (GER), "Nobilis Gigolo FRH"
1997 Isabell Werth (GER), "Nobilis Gigolo FRH"
1998 Isabell Werth (GER), "Nissan Gigolo FRH"
1999 Alexandra Simons - de Ridder (GER), "Chacomo"
2000 Isabell Werth (GER), "Nissan Gigolo FRH"
2001 Ulla Salzgeber (GER), "Rusty"
2002 Nadine Capellmann (GER), "Farbenfroh"
2003 Ulla Salzgeber (GER), "Rusty 47"
2004 Anky van Grunsven (NED), "Salinero"
2005 Jan Brink (SWE), "Briar"
2006 Nadine Capellmann (GER), "Elvis"
2007 Isabell Werth (GER) "Satchmo"
2008 Isabell Werth (GER) "Satchmo"
2009 Steffen Peters (USA) "Ravel"
2010 Edward Gal (NED) "Totilas"
2011 Matthias Alexander Rath (GER) "Totilas"Winners Lambertz Nations' Cup (1977 - today)
1977 GER
1978 GER
1979 GER
1980 GER
1981 GER
1982 GER
1983 GER (EM)
1984 GER
1985 GER
1986 GER
1987 GER
1988 GER
1989 GER
1990 GER
1991 GER
1992 GER
1993 GER
1994 GER
1995 GER
1996 GER
1997 GER
1998 GER
1999 GER
2000 GER
2001 GER
2002 GER
2003 GER
2004 GER
2005 NED
2006 GER
2007 GER
2008 GER
2009 NED
2010 NED
2011 GERWinners Talbot-Prize (1956 - today)
1956 Abt.A: Karl Balschukat (GER)
Abt. B: Ludwig Kathmann (GER)
1957 Walter Sirrenberg (GER)
1958 Klaus Balschukat (GER)
1959 Franz Lage (GER)
1960 Ludwig Kathmann (GER)
1961 Richard Eggers (GER)
1962 Richard Eggers (GER)
1963 Walter Sirrenberg (GER)
1964 Abt. A: Bernhard Duen (GER)
Abt. B: Ferenc Szentmihalyi (HUN)
1965 Abt. A: Rolf Neelsen (GER)
Abt. B: Walter Sirrenberg (GER)
1966 Abt. A: Walter Sirrenberg (GER)
Abt. B: Auguste Dubey (SUI)
1967 Abt. A: Auguste Dubey (SUI)
Abt. B: Imre Abonyi (HUN)
1968 Abt. A: Auguste Dubey (SUI)
Abt. B: Franz Lage (GER)
1969 Abt. A: Fritz Rothacher (SUI)
Abt. B: Sandor Fülöp (HUN)
1970 Abt. A: Fritz Rothacher (SUI)
Abt. B: Franz Lage (GER)
1971 Abt. A: Auguste Dubey (SUI)
Abt. B: Zygmunt Walliszeweski (POL)
1972 Franz Lage (GER)
1973 Imre Abonyi (HUN)
1974 Gyoergy Bardos (HUN)
1975 Gyoegy Bardos (HUN)
1976 Fred Freund (GER)
1977 Zygmunt Waliszewski (POL)
1978 Ulrich Lehmann (SUI)
1979 Zygmunt Waliszewski (POL)
1980 Sandor Fülöp (HUN)
1981 Bernhard Duen (GER)
1982 Bernhard Duen (GER)
1983 Tjeerd Velstra (NED)
1984 Tjeerd Velstra (NED)
1985 Zygmunt Waliszewski (POL)
1987 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
1988 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
1989 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
1990 Ad Aarts (NED)
1991 Tomas Eriksson (SWE)
1992 Tomas Eriksson (SWE)
1993 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
1994 Michael Freund (GER)
1995 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
1996 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
1997 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
1998 Michael Freund (GER)
1999 Tomas Ericsson (SWE)
2000 Tomas Ericsson (SWE)
2001 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
2002 Michael Freund (GER)
2003 Boyd Exell (AUS)
2004 Michael Freund (GER)
2005 Werner Ullrich (SUI)
2006 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
2007 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
2008 IJsbrand Chardon (NED)
2009 Boyd Exell (AUS)
2010 Boyd Exell (AUS)
2011 Boyd Exell (AUS)Winners Nations' Cup (1983 - today)
1983 GER
1984 GER
1985 POL
1987 NED
1988 GER
1989 SWE
1990 NED
1991 SWE
1992 GER
1993 GER
1994 GER
1995 GER
1996 NED
1997 NED
1998 NED
1999 SWE
2000 GER
2001 GER
2002 GER
2003 BEL
2004 HUN
2005 GER
2006 BEL
2007 NED
2008 NED
2009 NED
2010 NED
2011 NEDWinners DHL-Prize (Individual, 2007 - today)
2007 Frank Ostholt (GER) "Air Jordan"
2008 Frank Ostholt (GER) "Air Jordan"
2009 Andreas Dibowski (GER) "FRH Serve Well"
2010 Andrew Nicholson (NZL) "Nereo"
2011 Michael Jung (GER) "La Biosthetique-Sam FBW"Winners DHL-Prize (Nations' Cup, 2007 - today)
2007 GER
2008 GER
2009 GER
2010 GER
2011 GBRWinners Individual Female (2007 - today)
2007 Sissi Jarz (AUT)
2008 Nicola Ströh (GER)
2009 Joanne Eccles (GBR)
2010 Joanne Eccles (GBR)
2011 Joanne Eccles (GBR)Winners Individual Male (2007 – heute)
2007 Kai Vorberg (GER)
2008 Kai Vorberg (GER)
2009 Kai Vorberg (GER)
2010 Kai Vorberg (GER)
2011 Patric Looser (SUI)Winners Nations' Cup (2008 – today)
2008 GERMANY I
2009 GERMANY II
2010 FRA
2011 Germany I (Pia Engelberty, Jannik Heiland, RSV Neuss-Grimlinghausen)
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