Sergio Lara of Spain wins Mister Gay Europe 2009
Mister Spain, Sergio Lara from Barcelona took home the crown of Mr. Gay Europe 2009 in the Grande Finale in Oslo, Norway, August 23.
This is the second year in a row that Spain wins the title of Mr. Gay Europe.
Sergio Lara is 26 years old, he is a psychology graduate, and he also has a music middle degree.
The sympatic young Spaniard was a popular winner amongst both the other Delegates and the audience at Sentrum Scene in Oslo.
Belgium, Estonia, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Norway, Romania, Russia, Spain and Switzerland came to the semi-final, and Spain, Iceland and Ireland met again in the super final.
At the end of the night Spain was standing alone as the new Mr. Gay Europe – the second time in the five years long Mr. Gay Europe history.
Netherland’s Jeffrey Zevenbergen (27) won the People’s Choice award with 15.7 percent of all the votes. The televote received 9329 genuine votes.
Estonia’s Madis Raastas won the Challenge at the Tusenfryd Viking village, and Russia’s David Baramija won Nr. 1 Talent competition. Sergio Lara did not only win the Mr. Gay Europe title, he also grabbed the Mr. Gay Swim Wear 2009 title.
This is the second year in a row that Spain wins the title of Mr. Gay Europe.
Sergio Lara is 26 years old, he is a psychology graduate, and he also has a music middle degree.
The sympatic young Spaniard was a popular winner amongst both the other Delegates and the audience at Sentrum Scene in Oslo.
Belgium, Estonia, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Norway, Romania, Russia, Spain and Switzerland came to the semi-final, and Spain, Iceland and Ireland met again in the super final.
At the end of the night Spain was standing alone as the new Mr. Gay Europe – the second time in the five years long Mr. Gay Europe history.
Netherland’s Jeffrey Zevenbergen (27) won the People’s Choice award with 15.7 percent of all the votes. The televote received 9329 genuine votes.
Estonia’s Madis Raastas won the Challenge at the Tusenfryd Viking village, and Russia’s David Baramija won Nr. 1 Talent competition. Sergio Lara did not only win the Mr. Gay Europe title, he also grabbed the Mr. Gay Swim Wear 2009 title.
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