With the end of the 28th edition, we are closer to the 30th anniversary of the competition. Whether the organizers decide to celebrate this event with a special edition gathering the Gold Juptier winners of the competition third decade (as they did in 2004), we can draw a tentative line-up for the 2014 season!

2005 - Fuegos Artificiales Jupiter (Argentina)
2006 - Melrose Pyrotechnics (United States)
2007 - Pains Fireworks (United Kingdom)
2008 - Pyrotecnico (United States)
2009 - Royal Pyrotechnie (Canada)
2010 - Fireworks Spectaculars Canada
2011 - Pirotécnia Morsani (Italy)
2012 - Atlas PyroVision Productions (United States)
2013 - ????

Fred

That would certainly be a very interesting line up. So, now, who do we want to win in 2013 to make it even more interesting?

Paul.

you think they'd have 3 from the US and 2 from Canada? that'd be awesome for bragging rights within their own countries! I say bring it on!

That line up needs a spanish firm

Vander

That line up needs a spanish firm

I agree, although that would mean that Spain both needs to appear as part of the 2013 line-up AND win the gold!

Spain's participation frequency has certainly diminished over the years, as compared to what it used to be (especially during the 90's). Next year would be four years since Spain has competed.

Trav.