Mr Gay Europe
{{Short description|Gay male beauty contest}}
Mr Gay Europe is a male competition for gay Europeans about important LGBTQIA+ themes. Every year a new Mr. Gay Europe will be crowned, who will be an ambassador for the LGBTQIA+ community. It was founded by its former President, Morten Rudå and its current President, Tore Aasheim; and was hosted for the first time in 2005.
History
In 2005, the competition was held in Oslo, Norway and the winner was Alexander van Kempen from the Netherlands. The following year, Amsterdam was the host city.
In 2006 at Amsterdam, Nandor Gyongyosi of Hungary won the title.
Mr Gay Europe Contest 2007 was held in Budapest, August 5, as part of Pride Island Europa, Central and Eastern Europe's largest new International GLBTQ celebration. The winner was Germany's Jackson Netto.
In 2008, again in Budapest, the competition was won by Spain's Antonio Pedro Almijez.{{cite news|publisher=Sydney MX (Australia)|date=July 7, 2008|title=Gay Men Of Europe Embrace A New Queen|quote=Spain's Antonio Pedro Almijez is crowned the winner of Mr Gay Europe 2008 at the event's final in Budapest, Hungary. The contest pitted 20 gay men against each other in a bid to be crowned the most attractive gay man on the continent.}}{{cite news|publisher=Gay South Florida|date=July 3, 2008|title=Amid petrol bomb attacks, 400 police committed to gay beauty pageant in Budapest|author=Steve Rothaus|quote=While gay activists in Budapest are complaining that the police are not protecting gay businesses in the city, the organisers of Mr Gay Europe have announced they will have "400 policemen and women to protect them during the final." Two gay venues have been attacked with petrol bombs in the last week... Organisers said: "The police will protect the Mr Gay Europe final with a 400 man strong force." The militant protesters have put up a web page with names and addresses of all gay venues in Budapest and already two bars have been attacked with fire bombs.}}
In 2009, the competition was held in Oslo and won by Spain's Sergio Lara.{{cite news|publisher=Sunday Life|date=November 2, 2008|title=Waiter served up Mr Gay title|author=John McGurk|quote=Waiter James Smallman was crowned at the annual Mr Gay Ireland competition in Dublin last weekend... James will join the Mr Gay Ireland winner, Dublin-based martial arts coach Max Krzyzanowski (37) to compete in the Mr Gay Europe and Mr Gay World contests in Oslo and Vancouver next year.}} In 2010, the competition was supposed to be in Geneva, Switzerland, but was cancelled. In 2011 the competition was in Braşov, Romania. The 2010/2011 winner was Giulio Spatola, from Palermo (Italy).[http://www.gay.it/channel/attualita/31609/Giulio-Spatola-e-Mister-Gay-Europe-2011-.html Giulio Spatola è Mister Gay Europe 2011]
In 2012, the competition was held in Rome, Italy and won by Miguel Ortiz from Spain.
In 2013, the event was held in Prague and Robbie O'Bara of Ireland won Mr Gay Europe 2013.{{cite web |url=http://www.mrgayeurope.com/2013/07/mge-2013-ireland-goes-all-the-way/ |title=MGE 2013: Ireland goes all the way | MrGayEurope.com |accessdate=2014-06-08 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140815055135/http://www.mrgayeurope.com/2013/07/mge-2013-ireland-goes-all-the-way/ |archivedate=2014-08-15 }} Robbie is originally from Canada of Canadian/Japanese descent and has returned to that country to start practising as a medical doctor.
In 2014, the competition was held in Austria (14 of June, Bregenz). For the first time in MGE history, the contest took the delegates on a journey through the hosting country. The finale took place in the Bregenzer Festspielhaus. Mr Gay Europe 2014 title goes home to Scandinavia with Jack Johansson of Sweden.{{Cite web | url=https://www.buzzfeed.com/mattortile/mr-gay-europe-2014-is-a-literal-prince#.yxNR4y1eN | title=Newsflash: Mr. Gay Europe 2014 is Incredibly Princely| website=BuzzFeed| date=19 June 2014}} The judging panel included Tore Aasheim, the president of Mr. Gay Europe, and Coenie Kukkuk, the Director Africa & Middle East of Mr. Gay World.{{Cite web | url=http://queermeup.com/culture-2/mr-gay-europe-road/ | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140701143635/http://queermeup.com/culture-2/mr-gay-europe-road/ | url-status=usurped | archive-date=July 1, 2014 |title = Mr Gay Europe is on the road!|date = 9 June 2014}}
In 2015, the competition was cancelled but was rescheduled to be held in Sweden and Norway 29. July to 7. August 2016, starting in Stockholm with the Pride Parade, before journeying west to Trondheim and Oslo. Belgium’s Raf Van Puymbroeck took home the title of Mr Gay Europe 2016.
In 2017, the competition was held in Stockholm, Sweden and won by Matt Rood from England.
In 2018, the competition was held in Warsaw and Poznan in Poland, and was won by Enrique Doleschy from Germany.
Previous winners
class="wikitable" |
Year
!Delegate !From !Venue |
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2005
|Alexander van Kempen |{{NED}} |
2006
|Nándi Gyöngyösi |{{HUN}} |
2007
|Jackson Netto |{{GER}} |
2008
|Antonio Pedro Almijez |{{ESP}} |
2009
|Sergio Lara |{{ESP}} |
2011
|Giulio Spatola |{{ITA}} |
2012
|Miguel Ortiz |{{ESP}} |
2013
|Robbie O'Bara |{{IRL}} |
2014
|Jack Johansson |{{SWE}} |
2016
|Raf Van Puymbroeck |{{BEL}} |
2017
|Matt Rood |{{ENG}} |
2018
|Enrique Doleschy |{{GER}} |
2019
|Alexander Petrov |{{BUL}} |
2022
|Paul Dennison |{{ENG}} |
2023
|Tim Küsters |{{NLD}} |
Results
=2005 in [[Oslo]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
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{{flag|Austria}}
|32 |{{height|m=1.86}} | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Ivan Penev |23 |{{height|m=1.79}} | |
{{flag|Denmark}}
|Hugues Maxime Germany |37 |{{height|m=1.85}} | |
{{flag|Estonia}}
|Urmas Külama |25 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Germany}}
|Suat Bahçeci |19 |{{height|m=1.74}} | |
{{flag|Hungary}}
|Kyan Smith |21 |{{height|m=1.87}} | |
{{flag|Italy}}
|Alessandro Tamburrino |22 |{{height|m=1.87}} | |
Image:Sami flag.svg Lapland
|Erik Berg |21 |173 | |
{{flag|Latvia}}
|Normunds Beinerts |22 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Netherlands}} |Alexander van Kempen |20 |{{height|m=1.81}} |Mr Gay Europe 2005 |
{{flag|Norway}}
|David Thorkildsen |20 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
{{flag|Sweden}}
|Jörgen Tenor |20 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Switzerland}}
|Sven Müller |26 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
=2006 in [[Amsterdam]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
---|
{{flag|Austria}}
|33 |{{height|m=1.86}} | |
{{flag|Belgium}}
|Bart Hesters |20 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Vassil Nikolov |20 |{{height|m=1.85}} | |
{{flag|Denmark}}
|Mikkel Svarre |29 |{{height|m=1.77}} | |
{{flag|France}}
|Jules |24 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
{{flag|Gran Canaria}}
|Edgar González |26 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Hungary}} |Nándi Gyöngyösi |29 |{{height|m=1.78}} |Mr Gay Europe 2006 |
{{flag|Ireland}}
|Keith Kearney |25 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
{{flag|Italy}}
|Salvatore Carfora |22 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
Image:Sami flag.svg Lapland
|Tobias Johansson |26 |{{height|m=1.79}} | |
{{flag|Lithuania}}
|Liūtas Balčiūnas |21 |{{height|m=1.85}} | |
{{flag|Macedonia}}
|Ivica M. |21 |{{height|m=1.85}} | |
{{flag|Netherlands}}
|Joep Mesman |24 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
{{flag|Norway}}
|Olav Hanto |31 |{{height|m=1.73}} | |
{{flag|Russia}}
|Nikita Kutuzoff |24 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Sweden}}
|Henrik Lindholm |19 |{{height|m=1.97}} | |
{{flag|Wales}}
|Matthew Jones |34 |{{height|m=1.87}} | |
=2007 in [[Budapest]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
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{{flag|Azerbaijan}}
|Sadikh Ragimov |19 |{{height|m=1.69}} | |
{{flag|Belgium}}
|Jens Taghon |19 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Ivo Krustev |29 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
{{flag|Denmark}}
|Mikkel Svarre |30 |{{height|m=1.77}} | |
{{flag|France}}
|Yori Bailleres |23 |{{height|m=1.73}} | |
{{flag|Gran Canaria}}
|Leonardo Luíz Murilo |19 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Germany}} |Jackson Netto |25 |{{height|m=1.77}} |Mr Gay Europe 2007 |
{{flag|Hungary}}
|Deam Ladányi |24 |{{height|m=1.73}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Ireland}} |John Rice |23 |{{height|m=1.82}} |2nd Runner-Up |
{{flag|Israel}}
|Shachar Eyal |25 |{{height|m=1.73}} | |
{{flag|Italy}}
|Diego Gerolimi |23 |{{height|m=1.87}} | |
Image:Sami flag.svg Lapland
|Thor-Kjetil Sundbakk |29 |{{height|m=1.65}} | |
{{flag|Macedonia}}
|Kiko |21 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Moldova}}
|Eugeniu |24 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Netherlands}}
|Stefan Onland |19 |{{height|m=1.85}} | |
{{flag|Northern Ireland}}
|Mikey Robinson |21 |{{height|m=1.74}} | |
{{flag|Norway}}
|Marius Svela |20 |{{height|m=1.86}} | |
{{flag|Poland}}
|Przemysław Rogacki |22 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
{{flag|Portugal}}
|José Marques |23 |170 | |
{{flag|Romania}}
|Emanuel |25 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
{{flag|Serbia}}
|Blagoje Bjeloglav |24 |{{height|m=1.83}} | |
{{flag|Slovenia}}
|Lev Dermota |24 |{{height|m=1.90}} | |
{{flag|Spain}}
|José Luís Fuster Genovart |24 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} |Mark E. Carter |24 |{{height|m=1.81}} |1st Runner-Up |
=2008 in [[Budapest]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
---|
{{flag|Austria}}
|Michael Fröhle |24 |{{height|m=1.77}} | |
{{flag|Belgium}}
|Lionel Grégoire |23 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Bulgaria}} |Deyan Kolev |28 |{{height|m=1.76}} |2nd Runner-Up |
{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|Jakub Starý |22 |{{height|m=1.87}} | |
{{flag|Gran Canaria}}
|Dempsey |26 |{{height|m=1.88}} | |
{{flag|Hungary}}
|Péter Gyökeres |21 |{{height|m=1.70}} | |
{{flag|Iceland}}
|Hreinn Erlingsson |22 |{{height|m=1.71}} | |
{{flag|Ireland}}
|Barry Meegan |29 |{{height|m=1.88}} | |
{{flag|Italy}}
|Fabrizio Caiazza |33 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Lithuania}}
|Vipas Burnickis |20 |{{height|m=1.79}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Malta}} |Steve Grech |27 |{{height|m=1.78}} |1st Runner-Up |
{{flag|Netherlands}}
|Stefan Onland |20 |{{height|m=1.86}} | |
{{flag|Northern Ireland}}
|Graeme Williamson |25 |{{height|m=1.91}} | |
{{flag|Norway}}
|Kai Thomas Ryen Larsen |21 |{{height|m=1.79}} | |
{{flag|Portugal}}
|Paulo Almeida |33 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Romania}}
|Alex Ocros |22 |{{height|m=1.77}} | |
{{flag|Russia}}
|Andrey Vernadsky |26 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Serbia}}
|Ivan Maljukanović |19 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Slovak Republic}}
|Robert Pusztai |18 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
{{flag|Slovenia}}
|Lev Dermota |26 |{{height|m=1.90}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Spain}} |Antonio Pedro Almijez |22 |{{height|m=1.77}} |Mr Gay Europe 2008 |
{{flag|Sweden}}
|Joachim Brattfjord Corneliusson |21 |{{height|m=1.85}} | |
{{flag|Wales}}
|Matthew Jones |36 |{{height|m=1.83}} | |
=2009 in [[Oslo]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
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{{flag|Belarus}}
|Andrei Charkas |23 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
{{flag|Belgium}}
|Cédric Fievey |26 |{{height|m=1.73}} | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Radoslav Iliev |22 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|Martin Miko |23 |{{height|m=1.92}} | |
{{flag|Denmark}} & Øresund
|Mitchel Nebelong-Ibsen |20 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Estonia}}
|Madis Räästas |28 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Germany}}
|Dominic Meury |23 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Iceland}} |Magnus Jonsson |24 |{{height|m=1.84}} |1st Runner-Up |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Ireland}} |Jason Masterson |23 |{{height|m=1.65}} |2nd Runner-Up |
{{flag|Italy}}
|Antony Cortinovis |24 |{{height|m=1.83}} | |
{{flag|Netherlands}}
|Jeffrey Zevenbergen |27 |{{height|m=1.90}} | |
{{flag|Northern Ireland}}
|James Smallman |23 |{{height|m=1.76}} | |
{{flag|Norway}}
|Walter Heidkampf |49 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Palestine}}
|colspan="3"|{{small|Information redacted for security}} | |
{{flag|Poland}}
|Kamil Szmerdt |21 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
{{flag|Portugal}}
|André Caldeira Rodrigues |32 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Romania}}
|Andy Claudiu Postica |22 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Russia}}
|David Baramia |24 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Slovak Republic}}
|Roman Vašek |21 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Slovenia}}
|Robert Kulovec Mueller |29 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Spain}} |Sergio Lara |26 |{{height|m=1.80}} |Mr Gay Europe 2009 |
{{flag|Sweden}}
|Mirza Muhic |28 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
{{flag|Switzerland}}
|Ricco Müller |24 |{{height|m=1.74}} | |
{{flag|Turkey}}
|Halil Adem Said |25 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
=2011 in [[Poiana Brașov]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
---|
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Stanislav Tanchev |36 | | |
{{flag|France}}
|Guillaume Barbier |27 |{{height|m=1.90}} | |
{{flag|Iceland}}
|Simon Cramer Larsen |26 |{{height|m=1.83}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Ireland}} |Barry Francis Gouldsbury |27 |{{height|m=1.85}} |2nd Runner-Up |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Italy}} |Giulio Spatola |26 |{{height|m=1.75}} |Mr Gay Europe 2011{{cite web | url=https://www.balarm.it/news/magazine/giulio-spatola-e-palermitano-il-mister-gay-europa-7451 | title=Giulio Spatola: è palermitano il Mister gay Europa }} |
{{flag|Norway}}
|Snorre Andreassen |36 | | |
{{flag|Romania}}
|Nicu Manea |32 |{{height|m=1.72}} | |
{{flag|Russia}}
|Ramin Ismailov |20 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Sweden}} |Christo Willesen |25 |{{height|m=1.81}} |1st Runner-Up |
{{flag|Turkey}}
|Aleydin Aliyev |22 |{{height|m=1.69}} | |
=2012 in [[Rome]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
---|
{{flag|Austria}}
|Joachim Trauner |29 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
{{flag|Belarus}}
|Aleksandr Korik |24 |{{height|m=1.76}} | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Chavdar Arsov |25 |{{height|m=1.76}} | |
{{flag|Cyprus}}
|Kiri Spanos |24 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|Tomáš Frýda |24 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Denmark}}
|Jobbe Joller |23 |{{height|m=1.79}} | |
{{flag|Estonia}}
|Vadim Firsa |22 |{{height|m=1.70}} | |
{{flag|Finland}}
|Janne Tiilikainen |26 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
{{flag|France}}
|Remy Frejaville |31 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Germany}}
|Chris Janik |35 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Greece}}
|Argyrios Stelios Christakis |29 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
{{flag|Ireland}}
|Steven Baitson |22 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Italy}} |Nicholas Menna |27 |{{height|m=1.84}} |2nd Runner-Up |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Malta}} |Steve Grech |31 |{{height|m=1.78}} |1st Runner-Up |
{{flag|Northern Ireland}}
|Daniel Hegarty |21 |{{height|m=1.91}} | |
{{flag|Norway}}
|Sebastian Okshovd |22 |{{height|m=1.65}} | |
{{flag|Slovak Republic}}
|Martin Lhota |21 |{{height|m=1.68}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Spain}} |Miguel Ortiz |19 |{{height|m=1.83}} |Mr Gay Europe 2012 |
{{flag|Sweden}}
|Erik da Silva |26 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Switzerland}}
|Stephan Bitterlin |43 |{{height|m=1.76}} | |
{{flag|Turkey}}
|Denis Hamdi |25 |{{height|m=1.76}} | |
=2013 in [[Prague]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
---|
{{flag|Austria}}
|Patrick Santos |24 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Belgium}}
|Tom Goris |34 |{{height|m=1.83}} | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Yanislav Pavlov |32 |{{height|m=1.79}} | |
{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|Marek Zly |34 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
{{flag|Denmark}}
|Michael Sinan |35 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
{{flag|Finland}}
|Aleks Vehkala |19 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
{{flag|France}}
|Armando Santos |26 |{{height|m=1.76}} | |
{{flag|Germany}}
|Marcel Ohrner |30 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Ireland}} |Robbie O'Bara |26 |{{height|m=1.89}} |Mr Gay Europe 2013 |
{{flag|Italy}}
|Alessio Cuvello |25 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
{{flag|Netherlands}}
|Bobby de Vries |18 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Northern Ireland}}
|Conor O’Kane |20 |{{height|m=1.73}} | |
{{flag|Slovakia}}
|Jozef Hulina |26 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Spain}}
|Edgar Moreno |34 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Sweden}} |Fritiof Teodor Ingelhammar |20 |{{height|m=1.87}} |2nd Runner-Up |
{{flag|Switzerland}}
|Luis Bonfiglio |25 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} |Leroy Williamson |28 |{{height|m=1.87}} |1st Runner-Up |
=2014 in [[Bregenz]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
---|
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Austria}} |23 |{{height|m=1.86}} |1st Runner-Up |
{{flag|Belgium}}
|34 |{{height|m=1.87}} | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|31 |{{height|m=1.76}} | |
{{flag|Cyprus}}
|25 |{{height|m=1.83}} | |
{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|29 | | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Denmark}} |24 |175 |3rd Runner-Up |
{{flag|France}}
|31 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Germany}}
|22 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flag|Ireland}}
|23 |{{height|m=1.81}} | |
{{flag|Lithuania}}
|28 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Northern Ireland}} |22 |{{height|m=1.80}} |4th Runner-Up |
{{flag|Poland}}
|26 |{{height|m=1.83}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Sweden}} |20 |{{height|m=1.79}} |
{{flag|Switzerland}}
|28 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
{{flag|Ukraine}}
|29 | | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} |Stuart Hatton Jr{{cite web |url=http://www.mrgayeurope.com/delegates/delegates-2014/2014-united-kingdom/ |title=United Kingdom | MrGayEurope.com |accessdate=2014-06-08 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140714170229/http://www.mrgayeurope.com/delegates/delegates-2014/2014-united-kingdom/ |archivedate=2014-07-14 }} |29 |170 |2nd Runner-Up |
=2016 in [[Oppdal Municipality|Oppdal]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
---|
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Belgium}} |Raf Van Puymbroeck |21 | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Dimitar Dimitrov |33 | | |
{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|Ladislav Agh |28 | | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Denmark}} |Danni Sigen |29 | |2nd Runner-Up |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|England}} |Joni Valadares |28 | |1st Runner-Up |
{{flag|Ireland}}
|Konrad Im |27 | | |
{{flag|Poland}}
|Andrzej Berg |27 | | |
{{flag|Slovak Republic}}
|Marek Gajdos |25 | | |
{{flag|Spain}}
|Sergio Diaz Rullo Brasero |26 | | |
{{flag|Wales}}
|Paul Davies |32 | | |
=2017 in [[Stockholm]]=
=2018 in [[Poznań]]=
class="sortable wikitable" |
Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
---|
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Stefan Dimov |21 |{{height|m=1.84}} | |
{{flagicon|Czech}}{{flagicon|Slovakia}} Czech & Slovak Republics
|Lukáš Grečko |22 |{{height|m=1.88}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Denmark}} |44 |{{height|m=1.79}} |1st Runner-Up |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|England}} |Phillip Dzwonkiewicz{{Cite web | url=https://www.mrgayeurope.com/delegates/2018delegates/england2018/ |title = England 2018|date = 14 June 2018}} |36 |{{height|m=1.82}} |2nd Runner-Up |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Germany}} |Enrique Doleschy{{Cite web | url=https://www.mrgayeurope.com/delegates/2018delegates/germany2018/ |title = Germany 2018|date = 18 July 2018}} |30 |{{height|m=1.82}} |Mr Gay Europe 2018 |
{{flag|Ireland}}
|Guilherme Souza{{Cite web | url=https://www.mrgayeurope.com/delegates/2018delegates/ireland2018/ |title = Ireland 2018|date = 13 May 2018}} |25 |{{height|m=1.83}} | |
{{flag|Poland}}
|22 |{{height|m=1.79}} | |
{{flag|Portugal}}
|Pedro Ferreira |33 |{{height|m=1.79}} | |
{{flag|Ukraine}}
|Dominik Svechnikov{{Cite web | url=https://www.mrgayeurope.com/delegates/2018delegates/ukraine2018/ |title = Ukraine 2018|date = July 2018}} |20 |{{height|m=1.78}} | |
{{flag|Wales}}
|Christopher Price{{Cite web | url=https://www.mrgayeurope.com/delegates/2018delegates/wales2018/ |title = Wales 2018|date = 18 July 2018}} |26 |{{height|m=1.94}} | |
=2019 in [[Cologne]]=
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!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
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style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Belgium}} |Matthias De Roover |26 |{{height|m=1.80}} |1st Runner-Up |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Bulgaria}} |Alexander Petrov |31 |{{height|m=1.83}} |Mr Gay Europe 2019{{cite web | url=https://www.gaybars.eu/en/Koln/Winner-of-Mr-Gay-Europe-2019-is-Bulgaria.htm | title=Winner of Mr Gay Europe 2019 is Bulgaria | date=6 July 2019 }} |
{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|Lukáš Krajčo |26 |{{height|m=1.88}} | |
{{flag|Finland}}
|Konsta Nupponen |23 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Germany}} |Marcel Danner |30 |{{height|m=1.80}} |2nd Runner-Up |
{{flag|Italy}}
|Salvatore Carfora |35 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
{{flag|Portugal}}
|Mauro Melim |32 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
=2022 in [[Alnwick Castle]]=
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Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
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{{flag|Belgium}}
|Joren Houtevels |22 |{{height|m=1.86}} | |
{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|Kevin Drábek |49 |{{height|m=1.75}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|England}} |Paul Dennison |37 |{{height|m=1.98}} |
{{flag|Germany}}
|Max Appenroth |36 |{{height|m=1.71}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Italy}} |Andrea Pelone |32 |{{height|m=1.73}} |1st Runner-Up |
{{flag|Norway}}
|Nicolay Berge |26 |{{height|m=1.73}} | |
{{flag|Ukraine}}
|Dennis Zahnen |40 |{{height|m=1.80}} | |
=2023 in [[Alnwick Castle]]=
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Country
!Contestant !Age !Height !Title |
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{{flag|Belgium}}
|Maarten Truijen |34 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|Gabriel Stoyanov |32 |{{height|m=1.82}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Czech Republic}} |Kevin Drábek |50 |{{height|m=1.75}} |1st Runner-Up |
{{flag|Germany}}
|Chris Janik |46 |{{height|m=1.76}} | |
style="background:#FFFF66"
|{{flag|Great Britain}} | David Allwood |35 |{{height|m=1.81}} |2nd Runner-Up |
{{flag|Ireland}}
|Stephan LeHane |31 |{{height|m=1.70}} | |
style="background:gold"
|{{flag|Netherlands}} |Tim Küsters |28 |{{height|m=1.80}} |Mr Gay Europe 2023{{cite web | url=https://www.mrgayeurope.com/2023/10/this-is-tim-mr-gay-europe-2023/ | title=This is Tim - Mr Gay Europe 2023 | date=8 October 2023 }} |
{{flag|Norway}}
|Nicolay Berge |27 |{{height|m=1.73}} | |
{{flag|Spain}}
|Ruben Carranza |35 |{{height|m=1.71}} | |
See also
Footnotes
External links
- {{cite web |url=http://www.mrgayeurope.com/ |title=Mr Gay Europe Foundation |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080207195609/http://www.mrgayeurope.com/ |archivedate=2008-02-07}}
- [https://web.archive.org/web/20071006105154/http://www.budapestsun.com/cikk.php?id=26903 The Budapest Sun]
- [http://www.spenboroughguardian.co.uk/news?articleid=3066831 The Spenborough Guardian]
- [http://sunshine.by/tag/%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%80-%D0%B3%D0%B5%D0%B9-%D0%B5%D0%B2%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%BF%D0%B0-2010/ Interviews with Mr GayEurope 2010 contestants (ru|en)]
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