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European Short Track Speed Skating Championships

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The European Short Track Speed Skating Championships are a European short track speed skating event and held once a year in a different country.

Medal winners

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Men's

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
1997 Sweden Malmö Italy Fabio Carta Italy Mirko Vuillermin France Bruno Loscos
1998 Hungary Budapest Italy Fabio Carta Italy Michele Antonioli
Netherlands Dave Versteeg
1999 Germany Oberstdorf Italy Fabio Carta Italy Nicola Franceschina Italy Michele Antonioli
2000 Italy Bormio Italy Fabio Carta United Kingdom Nicky Gooch Italy Nicola Franceschina
2001 Netherlands The Hague France Bruno Loscos Netherlands Cees Juffermans United Kingdom Nicky Gooch
2002 France Grenoble Italy Fabio Carta Italy Nicola Rodigari France Bruno Loscos
2003 Russia Saint Petersburg Italy Fabio Carta Italy Michele Antonioli Italy Nicola Franceschina
2004 Netherlands Zoetermeer Italy Nicola Rodigari Italy Fabio Carta Italy Nicola Franceschina
2005 Italy Turin Italy Fabio Carta Germany Arian Nachbar Italy Nicola Franceschina
2006 Poland Krynica-Zdrój Italy Nicola Rodigari Italy Fabio Carta Belgium Pieter Gysel
2007 United Kingdom Sheffield Italy Nicola Rodigari Belgium Pieter Gysel Italy Yuri Confortola
2008 Latvia Ventspils Latvia Haralds Silovs Netherlands Niels Kerstholt Italy Nicola Rodigari
2009 Italy Turin Italy Nicola Rodigari Latvia Haralds Silovs Hungary Viktor Knoch
2010 Germany Dresden Italy Nicola Rodigari France Thibaut Fauconnet France Maxime Chataignier
20111 Netherlands Heerenveen Latvia Haralds Silovs Netherlands Sjinkie Knegt Russia Ruslan Zakharov
20122 Czech Republic Mladá Boleslav Netherlands Sjinkie Knegt Netherlands Niels Kerstholt Russia Semion Elistratov
2013 Sweden Malmö Netherlands Freek van der Wart Netherlands Sjinkie Knegt Russia Vladimir Grigorev
2014 Germany Dresden Russia Viktor An Russia Semion Elistratov Netherlands Niels Kerstholt
2015 Netherlands Dordrecht Netherlands Sjinkie Knegt Russia Viktor An Russia Semion Elistratov
2016 Russia Sochi Russia Semion Elistratov Hungary Shaolin Sándor Liu France Vincent Jeanne
2017 Italy Turin Russia Semion Elistratov Hungary Shaolin Sándor Liu Netherlands Sjinkie Knegt
2018 Germany Dresden Netherlands Sjinkie Knegt Israel Vladislav Bykanov Russia Semion Elistratov
2019 Netherlands Dordrecht Hungary Shaolin Sándor Liu Hungary Shaoang Liu Russia Semion Elistratov
2020 Hungary Debrecen Hungary Shaoang Liu Hungary Shaolin Sándor Liu Russia Semion Elistratov
2021 Poland Gdańsk Russia Semion Elistratov Italy Pietro Sighel Netherlands Itzhak de Laat
2022 Germany Dresden Event cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[1]
2023 Poland Gdańsk No overall classification

1 Thibaut Fauconnet of France was originally ranked first overall but was disqualified for failing drug tests.[2]
2 Thibaut Fauconnet was originally ranked third overall but was disqualified for failing drug tests.[3]

Women's

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
1997 Sweden Malmö Italy Marinella Canclini Netherlands Ellen Wiegers Russia Yelena Tikhanina
1998 Hungary Budapest Italy Marinella Canclini Netherlands Anke Jannie Landman
Netherlands Ellen Wiegers
1999 Germany Oberstdorf Italy Marinella Canclini Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova Netherlands Maureen de Lange
2000 Italy Bormio Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova Italy Katia Zini Italy Evelina Rodigari
2001 Netherlands The Hague Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova Italy Mara Zini France Stéphanie Bouvier
2002 France Grenoble Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova Italy Mara Zini United Kingdom Jo Williams
2003 Russia Saint Petersburg Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova France Stéphanie Bouvier Russia Nina Yevteyeva
2004 Netherlands Zoetermeer Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova Russia Tatiana Borodulina Italy Marta Capurso
2005 Italy Turin Russia Tatiana Borodulina Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova Italy Marta Capurso
2006 Poland Krynica-Zdrój Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova Italy Arianna Fontana Italy Katia Zini
2007 United Kingdom Sheffield Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova France Stéphanie Bouvier Italy Katia Zini
2008 Latvia Ventspils Italy Arianna Fontana Bulgaria Evgenia Radanova Russia Nina Yevteyeva
2009 Italy Turin Italy Arianna Fontana Czech Republic Kateřina Novotná France Stéphanie Bouvier
2010 Germany Dresden Czech Republic Kateřina Novotná Italy Arianna Fontana United Kingdom Elise Christie
2011 Netherlands Heerenveen Italy Arianna Fontana Hungary Bernadett Heidum Italy Martina Valcepina
2012 Czech Republic Mladá Boleslav Italy Arianna Fontana Netherlands Jorien ter Mors Italy Martina Valcepina
2013 Sweden Malmö Italy Arianna Fontana United Kingdom Elise Christie Netherlands Jorien ter Mors
2014 Germany Dresden Netherlands Jorien ter Mors United Kingdom Elise Christie Italy Arianna Fontana
2015 Netherlands Dordrecht United Kingdom Elise Christie Russia Sofia Prosvirnova Poland Patrycja Maliszewska
2016 Russia Sochi United Kingdom Elise Christie United Kingdom Charlotte Gilmartin Netherlands Suzanne Schulting
2017 Italy Turin Italy Arianna Fontana Russia Sofia Prosvirnova Russia Ekaterina Konstantinova
2018 Germany Dresden Italy Arianna Fontana Italy Martina Valcepina Russia Sofia Prosvirnova
2019 Netherlands Dordrecht Netherlands Suzanne Schulting Russia Sofia Prosvirnova United Kingdom Elise Christie
2020 Hungary Debrecen Netherlands Suzanne Schulting Italy Arianna Fontana Italy Martina Valcepina
2021 Poland Gdańsk Netherlands Suzanne Schulting Germany Anna Seidel Russia Sofia Prosvirnova
2022 Germany Dresden Event cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2023 Poland Gdańsk No overall classification

Medal count

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Overall classification

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Italy22151653
2 Netherlands810624
3 Bulgaria73010
4 Russia561324
5 Hungary2518
6 Great Britain24410
7 Latvia2103
8 France13610
9 Czech Republic1102
10 Germany0202
11 Belgium0112
12 Israel0101
13 Poland0011
Totals (13 entries)505248150

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "ISU European Short Track Speed Skating Championships, January 14-16, 2022 Dresden/Germany". ISU. 7 December 2021. Retrieved 10 January 2022.
  2. ^ "EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - Heerenveen, Netherlands - 14-16 January 2011". ShorttrackOnLine.info. Retrieved 2014-02-27.
  3. ^ "EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - Mlada Boleslav, Czech Republic - 27-29 January 2012". ShorttrackOnLine.info. Retrieved 2014-02-27.
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