Paris Go Tournament

{{Go tournament

| tournamentname=Tournoi de Go de Paris

| fullname=Tournoi de Go de Paris

| started=1972

| prizemoney= Varies

| sponsors=

| affiliation=French Go Federation

}}

{{Go tournament

| tournamentname=Finals of Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour

| fullname=Finals of Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour

| started=2001

| defunct=2007

| prizemoney= Varies

| sponsors=

| affiliation=European Go Federation

}}

{{Go tournament

| tournamentname=Pandanet Go European Finals

| fullname=Pandanet Go European Finals

| started=2008

| defunct=2011

| prizemoney= Varies

| sponsors=

| affiliation=European Go Federation

}}

The Paris Go Tournament is a Go tournament organized by the French Go Federation.

The Pandanet Go European Finals were also held during the tournament, from 2008 to 2011.

Awards (from 1979)

class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse; margin:0;" ! Year ! Winner ! Second ! First European go-player ! Notes
valign="top" \| 1979	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Zandweld	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Müller
valign="top" \| 1980	{{flagicon\|France}} Frédéric Donzet	{{flagicon\|France}} Pierre Aroutcheff
valign="top" \| 1981	{{flagicon\|France}} Frédéric Donzet	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa
valign="top" \| 1982	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Ronald Schlemper	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa
valign="top" \| 1983	{{flagicon\|UK}} Terry Stacey - {{flagicon\|Japan}} Hosokawa
valign="top" \| 1984	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Hasibeder
valign="top" \| 1985	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Lee	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa - {{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su
valign="top" \| 1986	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa - {{flagicon\|South Korea}} Lee
valign="top" \| 1987	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Robert Rehm - {{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su - {{flagicon\|Japan}} Maeda Norizatsu
valign="top" \| 1988	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa
valign="top" \| 1989	?	?
valign="top" \| 1990	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Laurent Heiser
valign="top" \| 1991	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|France}} Jeff Séailles
valign="top" \| 1992	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|France}} Frédéric Donzet (4th)
valign="top" \| 1993	{{flagicon\|China}} Shen Guang-Ji	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|France}} Frédéric Donzet (5th)
valign="top" \| 1994	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|China}} Shen Guang-Ji	{{flagicon\|France}} Pierre Colmez (3rd)
valign="top" \| 1995	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|France}} Jeff Séailles (9th)
valign="top" \| 1996	{{flagicon\|Japan}} Miyakawa Wataru	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu	{{flagicon\|France}} Pierre Colmez (4th)
valign="top" \| 1997	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa (3rd)
valign="top" \| 1998	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Lee Hyuk	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Christoph Gerlach (3rd)
valign="top" \| 1999	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Christoph Gerlach
valign="top" \| 2000	{{flagicon\|China}} Du Jingyu	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhao Pei	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Erik Puyt 4th)
valign="top" \| 2001	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|China}} Du Jingyu	{{flagicon\|France}} Jeff Séailles (5th)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2002	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|China}} Du Jingyu	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Ion Florescu (5th)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2003	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Csaba Mérő		Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2004	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|France}} Jeff Séailles		Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2005	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|Japan}} Noguchi Motoki	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Benjamin Teuber (3rd)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2006	{{flagicon\|China}} Bao Yun	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Cornel Burzo (4th)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2007	{{flagicon\|Japan}} Nakano Yaushiro	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Cho Seok Bin	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Kuin Merlijn (5th)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2008	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu	{{flagicon\|France}} Paul Drouot (11th)	"Pandanet Go European Finals"
valign="top" \| 2009	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Oh Chimin	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|France}} Antoine Fenech (4th)	"Pandanet Go European Finals"
valign="top" \| 2010	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Csaba Mero		"Pandanet Go European Finals"
valign="top" \| 2011	{{flagicon\|China}} Liu Yuanbo	{{flagicon\|China}} Xue Lei	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Csaba Mérő	"Pandanet Go European Finals"
valign="top" \| 2012	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu{{cite web\|title=Paris GO tournament\|url=http://www.imsaworld.com/wp/go/paris-go-tournament/\|publisher=International Mind Sports Association\|accessdate=22 October 2013}}	{{flagicon\|France}} Tanguy Le Calvé		40ème tournoi de Paris / 27ème tournoi d'Antony
valign="top" \| 2013	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu{{cite web\|title=Paris GO tournament\|url=http://paris2013.jeudego.org/resultats\|accessdate=22 October 2013}}	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Oh Lluis		41ème tournoi de Paris

References

Category:Go competitions in Europe

Category:Recurring sporting events established in 1972

class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse; margin:0;" ! Year ! Winner ! Second ! First European go-player ! Notes
valign="top" \| 1979	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Zandweld	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Müller
valign="top" \| 1980	{{flagicon\|France}} Frédéric Donzet	{{flagicon\|France}} Pierre Aroutcheff
valign="top" \| 1981	{{flagicon\|France}} Frédéric Donzet	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa
valign="top" \| 1982	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Ronald Schlemper	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa
valign="top" \| 1983	{{flagicon\|UK}} Terry Stacey - {{flagicon\|Japan}} Hosokawa
valign="top" \| 1984	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su	{{flagicon\|Austria}} Hasibeder
valign="top" \| 1985	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Lee	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa - {{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su
valign="top" \| 1986	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa - {{flagicon\|South Korea}} Lee
valign="top" \| 1987	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Robert Rehm - {{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su - {{flagicon\|Japan}} Maeda Norizatsu
valign="top" \| 1988	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa
valign="top" \| 1989	?	?
valign="top" \| 1990	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Laurent Heiser
valign="top" \| 1991	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|France}} Jeff Séailles
valign="top" \| 1992	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|France}} Frédéric Donzet (4th)
valign="top" \| 1993	{{flagicon\|China}} Shen Guang-Ji	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|France}} Frédéric Donzet (5th)
valign="top" \| 1994	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|China}} Shen Guang-Ji	{{flagicon\|France}} Pierre Colmez (3rd)
valign="top" \| 1995	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|France}} Jeff Séailles (9th)
valign="top" \| 1996	{{flagicon\|Japan}} Miyakawa Wataru	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu	{{flagicon\|France}} Pierre Colmez (4th)
valign="top" \| 1997	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|France}} André Moussa (3rd)
valign="top" \| 1998	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhang Shutai	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Lee Hyuk	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Christoph Gerlach (3rd)
valign="top" \| 1999	{{flagicon\|China}} Guo Juan	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Christoph Gerlach
valign="top" \| 2000	{{flagicon\|China}} Du Jingyu	{{flagicon\|China}} Zhao Pei	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Erik Puyt 4th)
valign="top" \| 2001	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|China}} Du Jingyu	{{flagicon\|France}} Jeff Séailles (5th)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2002	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|China}} Du Jingyu	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Ion Florescu (5th)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2003	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Csaba Mérő		Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2004	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|France}} Jeff Séailles		Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2005	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|Japan}} Noguchi Motoki	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Benjamin Teuber (3rd)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2006	{{flagicon\|China}} Bao Yun	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Cornel Burzo (4th)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2007	{{flagicon\|Japan}} Nakano Yaushiro	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Cho Seok Bin	{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} Kuin Merlijn (5th)	Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
valign="top" \| 2008	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu	{{flagicon\|France}} Paul Drouot (11th)	"Pandanet Go European Finals"
valign="top" \| 2009	{{flagicon\|South Korea}} Oh Chimin	{{flagicon\|China}} Fan Hui	{{flagicon\|France}} Antoine Fenech (4th)	"Pandanet Go European Finals"
valign="top" \| 2010	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Csaba Mero		"Pandanet Go European Finals"
valign="top" \| 2011	{{flagicon\|China}} Liu Yuanbo	{{flagicon\|China}} Xue Lei	{{flagicon\|Hungary}} Csaba Mérő	"Pandanet Go European Finals"
valign="top" \| 2012	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu{{cite web\|title=Paris GO tournament\|url=http://www.imsaworld.com/wp/go/paris-go-tournament/\|publisher=International Mind Sports Association\|accessdate=22 October 2013}}	{{flagicon\|France}} Tanguy Le Calvé		40ème tournoi de Paris / 27ème tournoi d'Antony
valign="top" \| 2013	{{flagicon\|China}} Dai Junfu{{cite web\|title=Paris GO tournament\|url=http://paris2013.jeudego.org/resultats\|accessdate=22 October 2013}}	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Oh Lluis		41ème tournoi de Paris

Paris Go Tournament

Awards (from 1979)

See also

References