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Amateur43 entries
Latin
International Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Adult Latin
Winner: Stefano Vidoni & Orsolya Toth
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur39 entries
Standard
International Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Adult Standard
Winner: Evgeni Moshenin & Genny Favero
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur21 entries
Standard
Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Senior I Standard
Winner: Christian Bono & Elena Bono
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur36 entries
Standard
Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Senior II Standard
Winner: Armando Nespoli & Natalia Gualandris
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur40 entries
Standard
Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Senior III Standard
Winner: Bruno Lazzareschi & Ida Zotta
Open results & scoresheets →| International Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Adult Latin | Latin | Amateur | 43 | Stefano Vidoni & Orsolya Toth |
| International Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Adult Standard | Standard | Amateur | 39 | Evgeni Moshenin & Genny Favero |
| Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Senior I Standard | Standard | Amateur | 21 | Christian Bono & Elena Bono |
| Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Senior II Standard | Standard | Amateur | 36 | Armando Nespoli & Natalia Gualandris |
| Open Lignano Sabbiadoro Senior III Standard | Standard | Amateur | 40 | Bruno Lazzareschi & Ida Zotta |
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