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== Results ==
 
== Results ==
* 1st - Unknown
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* Finalist - [[image:flag_fi.gif]] [[Finland]]
* 2nd - Unknown
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* Semifinalist - [[Image:flag_se.gif]] [[Sweden]]
* 3rd (tie) - Unknown
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* Semifinalist - [[image:flag_nl.gif]] [[The Netherlands]]
* 3rd (tie) - Unknown
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* 3rd place (tie) - [[image:flag_pl.gif]] [[Poland]]
* 5th (tie) - [[Image:flag_ru.gif]] [[Russia]]
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* 5th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_ru.gif]] [[Russia]]
* 5th (tie) - [[Image:flag_de.gif]] [[Germany]]
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* 5th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_de.gif]] [[Germany]]
* 5th (tie) - [[Image:flag_us.gif]] [[North America]]
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* 5th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_us.gif]] [[North America]]
* 5th (tie) - [[Image:flag_dk.gif]] [[Denmark]]
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* 5th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_dk.gif]] [[Denmark]]
* 9th (tie) - [[Image:flag_hu.gif]] [[Hungary]]
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* 9th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_hu.gif]] [[Hungary]]
* 9th (tie) - [[Image:flag_pt.gif]] [[Portugal]]
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* 9th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_pt.gif]] [[Portugal]]
* 9th (tie) - [[Image:flag_cz.gif]] [[Czech Republic]]
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* 9th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_cz.gif]] [[Czech Republic]]
* 9th (tie) - [[Lithuania]]
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* 9th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_lt.gif]] [[Lithuania]]
* 9th (tie) - [[Image:flag_gb.gif]] [[United Kingdom]]
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* 9th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_gb.gif]] [[United Kingdom]]
* 9th (tie) - [[Image:flag_ch.gif]] [[Switzerland]]
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* 9th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_ch.gif]] [[Switzerland]]
* 9th (tie) - [[Image:flag_no.gif]] [[Norway]]
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* 9th place (tie) - [[Image:flag_no.gif]] [[Norway]]
  
 
=== Eighth-finals ===
 
=== Eighth-finals ===
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|align=right|[[Sweden]] [[Image:flag_se.gif]] || align=center|[[QWWC05_Semi_SE-NL|? - ?]] || [[Image:flag_nl.gif]] [[The Netherlands]]  
 
|align=right|[[Sweden]] [[Image:flag_se.gif]] || align=center|[[QWWC05_Semi_SE-NL|? - ?]] || [[Image:flag_nl.gif]] [[The Netherlands]]  
 
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|align=right| [[Poland]] [[Image:flag_pl.gif]] || align=center|[[QWWC05_Semi_PL-FI|? - ?]] || [[Image:flag_fi.gif]] [[Finland]]
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|align=right| [[Poland]] [[Image:flag_pl.gif]] || align=center|[[QWWC05_Semi_PL-FI|? - ?]] || [[Image:flag_fi.gif]] '''[[Finland]]'''
 
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! align=right|Team #1 !! Result !! align=left|Team #2  
 
! align=right|Team #1 !! Result !! align=left|Team #2  
 
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|align=right|Unknown || align=center|[[QWWC05_Final_?-?|? - ?]] || Unknown
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|align=right|[[Image:flag_fi.gif]] '''[[Finland]]'''|| align=center|[[QWWC05_Final_?-?|? - ?]] || Unknown
 
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Latest revision as of 13:35, 14 February 2023

The QuakeWorld World Championships 2005 was a national team competition which had fifteen teams competing. Sadly, two teams had to give a walkover in the first round. First games were played in March 2005.

The tournament was never finished due to the QW.nu server crash.

Matches consisted of two 1on1, two 2on2 and one 4on4 game.

Results

Eighth-finals

Team #1 Result Team #2
Sweden Flag se.gif Bye Bye
Norway Flag no.gif ? - ? Flag dk.gif Denmark
North America Flag us.gif ? - ? Flag pt.gif Portugal
Czech Republic Flag cz.gif 0 - 5 Flag nl.gif The Netherlands
Finland Flag fi.gif ? - ? Lithuania
United Kingdom Flag gb.gif ? - ? Flag de.gif Germany
Russia Flag ru.gif W - O Flag ch.gif Switzerland
Hungary Flag hu.gif W - O Flag pl.gif Poland



Quarter-finals

Team #1 Result Team #2
Sweden Flag se.gif ? - ? Flag dk.gif Denmark
North America Flag us.gif 1 - 4 Flag nl.gif The Netherlands
Finland Flag fi.gif ? - ? Flag de.gif Germany
Russia Flag ru.gif ? - ? Flag pl.gif Poland



Semi-finals

Team #1 Result Team #2
Sweden Flag se.gif ? - ? Flag nl.gif The Netherlands
Poland Flag pl.gif ? - ? Flag fi.gif Finland



Final

Team #1 Result Team #2
Flag fi.gif Finland ? - ? Unknown

Nation Cups

National team cups
Leagues, events and cups
National Challenge 1 (Spring 1997), QuakeWorld Nations Cup (Winter 2004), QuakeWorld World Championships 2004 (Spring 2004), QuakeWorld World Championships 2005 (Spring 2005), Quake Nations Cup 2008 (Spring 2008), Quake Nations Cup 2009 (Spring 2009)

See also