FEGAT Foundation
First FEGAT President Robert Debray, France
1954
First Gentlemen European Championship
The first edition of the European Championship for Amateurdrivers takes place in Italy. Winner: A.Talpe / Belgium
1964
Italy
Italy becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1969
Finland
Finland becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1970
Switzerland
Switzerland becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1972
First World Championchip
First edition World Championship for Amateurdrivers in Germany. Winner: J.de Saint Souveur / France
1972
First European Championship
First edition European Championship for Amateur Lady-Drivers in Germany Winner: K.Keminen-Lapi / Finland
1973
Norway
Norway becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1975
New President
Hans Mülheims/Germany, elected to President of the F.E.G.A.T.
1978
First World Championship
First edition World Championship for Amateur Lady-Drivers in Holland Winner: Agnese Palagi / Italy
1982
First Europa Pokal
First edition Europa-Pokal der F.E.G.A.T. in Germany. Winner: M.L.Trouillet / France
1983
Vice President
Claës-L. Ljung elected vice president of FEGAT
1985
Hungary
Hungary becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1986
First Europa Cup
First edition Europa Cup in Hungary. Winner: U. Eriksson / Sweden
1986
Foundation W.A.D.F.
Foundation W.A.D.F. (World Amateur Drivers Foundation)
1987
France
Reaffiliation from France to the F.E.G.A.T. family
1987
Spain
Spain becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1987
Honorary President
Appointment Hans Mülheims to honorary President of the F.E.G.A.T.
1988
New President
Tom van Eijden/Holland, elected to President of the F.E.G.A.T.
1988
Slovenia
Slovenia becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1989
New President
Marius Mautner Markhof/Austria, elected to President of the F.E.G.A.T.
1989
First woman in the F.E.G.A.T. board
First election of a woman in the F.E.G.A.T. board: Berit Tveter Alm/Norway – Vice President of F.E.G.A.T.
1993
New president
Claës-L. Ljung/Sweden, elected to President of the F.E.G.A.T.
1993
Croatia
Croatia becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1994
Russia
Russia becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1995
Czech Republic
The Czech Republic becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
1997
First F.E.G.A.T. Russia
First F.E.G.A.T. competition in our new member-Country Russia, F.E.G.A.T.-Cup
1998
Ukraine
Ukraine becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family.
2000
First F.E.G.A.T. Ukraine
First F.E.G.A.T. competition in our new member-Country Ukraina, F.E.G.A.T.-Cup
2005
All Worldchampionships to the F.E.G.A.T.
F.E.G.A.T. becomes the honour and responsability to coordinate, supervisionate and co-organize all Amateur Worldchampionships in the future (Decision taken in Vienna/Worldchampionships – 2005)
2005
France
France becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family. (GA -27.09.06 in Budapest)
2006
Member countries
Member-countries: Austria – Belgium – Czech. Republic – Denmark – Finland – Germany – Holland – Hungary – Norway – Russia – Sweden – Switzerland - Ukraine – France
2006
Spain
Spain becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family. (GA -24.05.2007 in Copenhagen)
2007
Italy
Italy becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. family. (GA -24.05.2007 in Copenhagen)
2007
Member countries
F.E.G.A.T. – Member-countries 2007: 16 Members Austria – Belgium – Czech. Republic – Denmark – Finland – Germany – Holland – Hungary – Norway – Russia – Sweden – Switzerland - Ukraine – France – Spain, – Italy
2007
New vice president
Dieter Kerbaum, Germany elected to Vicepresident of the F.E.G.A.T.
2008
New vice president
Michel Nadji, France elected to Vicepresident of the F.E.G.A.T.
2009
Italy
Italy, excluded from the F.E.G.A.T. because of non-payment of annual contributions in 2008 and 2009 (decision – general assembley 2009)
2009
Member countries
F.E.G.A.T. – Member-countries 2009: 15 Members Austria – Belgium – Czech. Republic – Denmark – Finland – Germany – Holland – Hungary – Norway – Russia – Sweden – Switzerland - Ukraine – France – Spain
2009
Italy
Italy becomes a new member of the F.E.G.A.T. – family. (Extraordinary-GA -16.09.2011 in Holland)
2011
New vice president
Sabine Klettenhofer/Austria elected vice president of FEGAT
2011
New vice president
Olga Bondar/Ukraine elected vice president of FEGAT
2012
Member countries
F.E.G.A.T. – Member-countries 2012: 16 Members Austria – Belgium – Czech. Republic – Denmark – Finland – Germany – Holland – Hungary – Norway – Russia – Sweden – Switzerland - Ukraine – France – Spain – Italy
2012
New vice president
Agusti Mascaro Pou/Spain elected vice president of FEGAT
2013
Honorary Member of the FEGAT
President Claës-L. Ljung elected Honorary Member of the FEGAT
2013
Member countries
15 member countries (France has left) Austria – Belgium – Czech. Republic – Denmark – Finland – Germany – Holland – Hungary – Norway – Russia – Sweden – Switzerland - Ukraine – Spain – Italy
2013
New vice president
Julia Kashkovskaya/Russia elected vice president of FEGAT.
2014
Vice president and General Secretary of FEGAT.
Ismo Kovanen/Finland elected vice president and General Secretary of FEGAT.
2016
Argentina
Argentina takes part in the World Cup for 1st time in history.
2016
Member countries
14 member countries (Ukraine has left) Austria – Belgium – Czech. Republic – Denmark – Finland – Germany – Holland – Hungary – Norway – Russia – Sweden – Switzerland - Spain – Italy
2016
Seretary General
Bernt Andersson/Sweden elected Seretary General
New rules to pick participants to World Championships.
2017
Statutes revised
Statutes revised and translated into English, accepted and in force from 2nd December 2018.
2018
Czech Republic
Czech Republic quit FEGAT.
2018
Malta
Malta acknowledged as a new member of FEGAT (14 member countries).
2018
Argentina
Argentina wins the World Championship for the first time in history.
2018
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