![Many nations around the Atlantic, at least, are holding their national championships at this time of year. Canada got started early, running theirs concurrently with the Korea Open, while India […]](http://www.badzine.net/wp-content/uploads/Newsflash-thumbnail.png "NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 – Results links")
Many nations around the Atlantic, at least, are holding their national championships at this time of year. Canada got started early, running theirs concurrently with the Korea Open, while India kicked off the year with theirs.
Many of the European results are also up already. We have provided many of the links below:
Indian Nationals (Jan 3-10)
Canadian Nationals (Jan 27-30)
Ukraine Nationals (Feb 1-4)
Russian Nationals (Feb 2-6)
Danish Nationals (Feb 3-6)
German Nationals (Feb 3-6)
Swiss Nationals (Feb 3-6)
French Nationals (Feb 4-6)
Polish Nationals (Feb 4-6)
English Nationals (Feb 4-6)
Scottish Nationals (Feb 4-6)
Czech Nationals (Feb 4-6)
Dutch Nationals (Feb 4-6)
Austrian Nationals (Feb 4-6)
Estonian Nationals (Feb 4-6)
Irish Nationals (Feb 5-6)
Belgian Nationals (Feb 5-6)
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