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Amateur70 entries
Latin
International Open Antwerp Adult Latin
Winner: Valentin Voronov & Alina Imrekova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur73 entries
Standard
International Open Antwerp Adult Standard
Winner: Paolo Bosco & Silvia Pitton
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur33 entries
Amateur57 entries
Standard
Open Antwerp Senior I Standard
Winner: Slawek Lukawczyk & Edna Klein
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur69 entries
Standard
Open Antwerp Senior II Standard
Winner: Bernd Kiefer & Monika Kiefer
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur36 entries
Latin
World Championship Antwerp Senior I Latin
Winner: Petr Bartunek & Eva Bartunkova
Open results & scoresheets →| International Open Antwerp Adult Latin | Latin | Amateur | 70 | Valentin Voronov & Alina Imrekova |
| International Open Antwerp Adult Standard | Standard | Amateur | 73 | Paolo Bosco & Silvia Pitton |
| Open Antwerp Senior I Latin | Latin | Amateur | 33 | Evgeny Filatov & Irina Mokhova |
| Open Antwerp Senior I Standard | Standard | Amateur | 57 | Slawek Lukawczyk & Edna Klein |
| Open Antwerp Senior II Standard | Standard | Amateur | 69 | Bernd Kiefer & Monika Kiefer |
| World Championship Antwerp Senior I Latin | Latin | Amateur | 36 | Petr Bartunek & Eva Bartunkova |
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