1992 European Karate Championships

The 1992 European Karate Championships were held in Den Bosch, Netherlands from May 5 to 7, 1992.^[1] It was the 27th year of the event.

Competition

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata kg	Luis Maria Sanz	Pasquale Acri	Laurent Riccio
Kumite -60 kg	Damien Dovy	Tommy Gabrielsen^[2]	Dominique Sigillo Nicola Simmi
Kumite -65 kg	Jesus Juan Rubio	Murat Uysal	Francesco Muffato Jeffrey Snel
Kumite -70 kg	Ronny Rivano	Romaine Anselmo	Haldun Alagas Abbati Degli
Kumite -75 kg	Thomas Herrero	Paul Augustus	Anthony Leito Todorovic
Kumite -80 kg	Morten Alstadsæther^[2]	Waldemar Rauch	Serafin Blanco Granes Gianluca Guazzaroni
Kumite + 80 kg	Serge Tomao	Enver Idrizi	Fernando Luis Garcia Claudio Guazzaroni
Open Kumite	Toni Dietl	Keith Morton	Kemal Aktepe Giovanni Tramontini

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Spain	Italy	France
Kumite	Sweden	France	Norway Germany

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Maite San Narciso	Simone Schreiner	Lena Pyree
Kumite -53 kg	Sari Laine	Ivonne Senff	Marise Mazurier Elena Tuccitto
Kumite -60 kg	Molly Samuels	Leya Gedik	Monique Amghar Pálma Diósi
Kumite +60 kg	Silvia Wiegaertner	Marie-Ange Legros	Nurhan Firat Riley
Kumite Open kg	Sari Laine	Annette Christl	Janice Francis Sýkorová

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kata	Spain	Italy	France
Kumite	England	Spain	Italy Germany

↑ "DJB-Magazin 7/1973" (PDF) (in German). Retrieved 9 December 2014.
1 2 "Oversikt over medaljer fra offisielle EM og VM for seniorer pr.17.10.2011" (PDF) (in Norwegian). Kampsport. Retrieved 4 December 2014.

European Karate Championships

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