for the first time competitors from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia were also in attendance. Breaking with the established pattern, the Friendship Radiosport Games were not held in 2003, but were instead held in 2004, again in Khabarovsk, Russia. The invitation to participation was further extended to radio clubs in the Pacific Rim sister cities of Harbin, China, and Bucheon, Korea. Event History and Location 1989 - Khabarovsk, Russia 1991 - Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. 1993 - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 1995 - Khabarovsk, Russia 1997 - Tokyo, Japan 1999 - Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. 2001 - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 2004 - Khabarovsk, Russia 2008 - Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. 2011 - Khabarovsk, Russia 2016 - Portland, Oregon Competition The Friendship Radiosport Games have traditionally included events from all of the three activities collectively known as radiosport. This includes HF contesting, Amateur Radio Direction Finding, and High Speed Telegraphy. Some competitors participate in only one of these activities, while others have been competitive in multiple events. Overall Team Competition Winner 1989 Team Khabarovsk 1991 Team Portland 1993 Team Khabarovsk 1995 Team Khabarovsk 1997 Team Khabarovsk 1999 Team Portland 2001 Team Portland 2004 Team Khabarovsk 2008 Team Khabarovsk 2011 Team Khabarovsk 2016 Team Khabarovsk See also Amateur radio Radiosport Contesting Amateur Radio Direction Finding High Speed Telegraphy References Moell, Joe KØOV (1999). "KØOV's Photo Album of the 1999 IARU ARDF Championships". Retrieved Nov. 27, 2005. Moell, Joe KØOV (2005). "Radio-Orienteering Comes to the Americas". Retrieved Nov. 27, 2005. Stavitsky, Evgeny UAØCA (2004). "Last Call For Friendship Radiosport Games". Retrieved Nov 27, 2005. Tyree, Larry N6TR (2015). "Picture gallery from FRG 2011". Young, Joe VE7BFK (2001). "Photos of FRG 2001". Retrieved Dec. 4, 2005. Stavitskiy, Eugene UA0CA (2016). "FRG information and photos". Radiosport Recurring sporting events established in 1989