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I was recently asked by dynamiciiva about the average number of years between Eurovision wins. As of the conclusion of the 2014 contest, the answer rests at 11 years (rounded to the nearest whole number), but data shows so much that I've decided to do a fact file on countries with multiple wins:
The Netherlands was the first country to win more than once, and is the only country to have already achieved this feat in the 50s
Every country that won the 1969 contest had won at least once already
The only Eastern country with a repeat win is Israel
Spain is the only country to have won back-to-back and never to have won again, and is also the only country with only one repeat win whose two wins were less than 25 years apart
Austria hold the title for longest gap between wins with 48 years
The longest streak of re-wins was 11 years (1990-2000)
The longest streak of first-time winners was 8 years (2001-2008)
The most common number of years between wins is either 1, 2 or 10 years, with five repeated wins taking each number of years to occur.
Excluding Spain, the most concentrated set of wins comes from Ireland, with an average gap of 4 contests per win (helped greatly by their four near-consecutive wins in the 90s)
Here is the entire list of re-wins:
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