World Championship FCI
The World Championship FCI starts in 1994, when the first edition was disputed in the Canarias One Loft Race, under the Spain Royal National Federation organization. The objective is promoting the Pigeon Sport in all world and generate at international competence by the breeders.
From 2016, each National Federation affiliated to FCI can free inscribe a total of 25 young pigeons with official ring FCI.
In the One Loft Race there are trainings, three with electronic registration, and the final race from 300 to 500 Km.
There are 3 classifications:
-Individual Classification (pigeons classified inside the 25% of pigeons entry in the final race, with a maxim tolerance at 8:00 p.m., 2º day of race).
-Countries Classification (according to the average speed of the first 3 pigeons of each country classified inside the 25% of pigeons entry in the final race).
-As Pigeon Classification (pigeons classified in the 25% of pigeons entry in the final race, sum speed of the 3 training with electronic registration and the final race).
The first three classified in each modality receive honorary awards from the Federation organizer.
Finally, the pigeons are auctioned. The money raiced is distributed between the Federation organizer (80%) and the FCI (20%).
World Championship Results
1994 – Canarias – Spain
1995 – Utrecht – Netherlands
1996 – Bale – Swizeland
1997 – Mira – Portugal
1998 – Buenos Aires – Argentine
1999 – Queretaro – Mexique
2000 – Beijing – Chine
2001 – Cape Town – South Afrique
2002 – Roye – France
2003 – Mira – Portugal
2004 – Xacobeo – Spain
2005 – Hajduszoboszlo – Hungary
2007 – Nevele – Belgium
2008 – Fritzlar – Deutcheland
2009 – Barengton – France
2010 – Wilcza – Poland
2011 – Mira – Portugal
2012 – Nitra – Slovakia
2013 – Mira – Portugal
2014 – Vác – Hungary
2015 – Arad – Romania
2016 – Nevele – Bélgium
2017 – Mira – Portugal
2018 – Taiwan
2019 – Chine
2020 – Arad – Romania
Youth World Championship Results
The Youth World Championship FCI starts in 1998, when the first edition was disputed in the Mira One Loft Race, under the National Federation Portuguese organization. The objective is promote the Pigeon Sport between the youth people and generate at international competence exclusive for them.
From 2016, each National Federation affiliated to FCI can free inscribe a total of 15 young pigeons with official ring FCI, from breeders up to 25 years old.
In the One Loft Race there are trainings, three with electronic registration, and the final race from 300 to 500 Km.
There are 3 classifications:
-Individual Classification (pigeons classified inside the 25% of pigeons entry in the final race, with a maxim tolerance at 8:00 p.m., 2º day of race).
-Countries Classification (according to the average speed of the first 3 pigeons of each country classified inside the 25% of pigeons entry in the final race).
-As Pigeon Classification (pigeons classified in the 25% of pigeons entry in the final race, sum speed of the 3 training with electronic registration and the final race).
The first three classified in each modality receive honorary awards from the Federation organizer.
Finally, the pigeons are auctioned. The money raiced is distributed between the Federation organizer (80%) and the FCI (20%).
1998 – Mira – Portugal
1999 – Mira – Portugal
2000 – Buenos Aires – Argentine
2011 – Mira – Portugal
2012 – Nitra – Slovakia
2013 – Mira – Portugal
2014 – Vác – Hungary
2015 – Arad – Romania
2016 – Nevele – Belgium
2017 – Mira – Portugal
2020 – Arad – Romania
Results Compilation: Federico Arias (Argentine), December, 2020.