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⇧ 2017 National championship results links
Swiss Nationals (Jan 20-Feb 4)
Canadian Nationals (Jan 31-Feb 3)
German Nationals (Feb 1-4)
French Nationals (Feb 1-4) (official page)
Polish Nationals (Feb 1-4)
Ukrainian Nationals (Feb 1-4)
Scottish Nationals (Feb 2-4)
Austrian Nationals (Feb 2-4)
Finnish Nationals (Feb 2-4)
Dutch Nationals (Feb 2-4)
Swedish Nationals (Feb 2-4)
Czech Nationals (Feb 2-4)
Estonian Nationals (Feb 2-4)
Belgian Nationals (Feb 3-4)
Welsh Nationals (Feb 3-4)
Irish Nationals (Feb 3-4)
Latvian Nationals (Feb 3-4)
Slovenian Nationals (Feb 3-4)
Croatian Nationals (Feb 3-4)
Danish Nationals (Feb 7-10) (programme)
Australian Nationals (Feb 25-28)
Malaysian Nationals (Feb 26-Mar 4)
New Zealand Nationals (March 16-18)
U.S. Nationals (April 13-15)
Italian Nationals (May 11-13)
English Nationals (Aug 24-26)
Thai Nationals (Oct 2-7)
Russian Nationals (Oct 10-14)
⇩ 2019 National championship results links
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