Medal winners edit Men's edit 1 Thibaut Fauconnet of France was originally ranked first overall but was disqualified for failing drug tests.[2] 2 [3]
Women's edit Medal count edit Overall classification edit
See also edit References edit ^ "ISU European Short Track Speed Skating Championships, January 14-16, 2022 Dresden/Germany". ISU . 7 December 2021. Retrieved 10 January 2022 . ^ "EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - Heerenveen, Netherlands - 14-16 January 2011". ShorttrackOnLine.info. Retrieved 2014-02-27 . ^ "EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - Mlada Boleslav, Czech Republic - 27-29 January 2012". ShorttrackOnLine.info. Retrieved 2014-02-27 . External links edit International Skating Union
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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 Contents 1 Medal winners 1 1 Men s 1 2 Women s 2 Medal count 2 1 Overall classification 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksMedal winners editMen s edit Year Location Gold Silver Bronze1997 nbsp Malmo nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Mirko Vuillermin nbsp Bruno Loscos1998 nbsp Budapest nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Michele Antonioli nbsp Dave Versteeg1999 nbsp Oberstdorf nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Nicola Franceschina nbsp Michele Antonioli2000 nbsp Bormio nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Nicky Gooch nbsp Nicola Franceschina2001 nbsp The Hague nbsp Bruno Loscos nbsp Cees Juffermans nbsp Nicky Gooch2002 nbsp Grenoble nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Nicola Rodigari nbsp Bruno Loscos2003 nbsp Saint Petersburg nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Michele Antonioli nbsp Nicola Franceschina2004 nbsp Zoetermeer nbsp Nicola Rodigari nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Nicola Franceschina2005 nbsp Turin nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Arian Nachbar nbsp Nicola Franceschina2006 nbsp Krynica Zdroj nbsp Nicola Rodigari nbsp Fabio Carta nbsp Pieter Gysel2007 nbsp Sheffield nbsp Nicola Rodigari nbsp Pieter Gysel nbsp Yuri Confortola2008 nbsp Ventspils nbsp Haralds Silovs nbsp Niels Kerstholt nbsp Nicola Rodigari2009 nbsp Turin nbsp Nicola Rodigari nbsp Haralds Silovs nbsp Viktor Knoch2010 nbsp Dresden nbsp Nicola Rodigari nbsp Thibaut Fauconnet nbsp Maxime Chataignier20111 nbsp Heerenveen nbsp Haralds Silovs nbsp Sjinkie Knegt nbsp Ruslan Zakharov20122 nbsp Mlada Boleslav nbsp Sjinkie Knegt nbsp Niels Kerstholt nbsp Semion Elistratov2013 nbsp Malmo nbsp Freek van der Wart nbsp Sjinkie Knegt nbsp Vladimir Grigorev2014 nbsp Dresden nbsp Viktor An nbsp Semion Elistratov nbsp Niels Kerstholt2015 nbsp Dordrecht nbsp Sjinkie Knegt nbsp Viktor An nbsp Semion Elistratov2016 nbsp Sochi nbsp Semion Elistratov nbsp Shaolin Sandor Liu nbsp Vincent Jeanne2017 nbsp Turin nbsp Semion Elistratov nbsp Shaolin Sandor Liu nbsp Sjinkie Knegt2018 nbsp Dresden nbsp Sjinkie Knegt nbsp Vladislav Bykanov nbsp Semion Elistratov2019 nbsp Dordrecht nbsp Shaolin Sandor Liu nbsp Shaoang Liu nbsp Semion Elistratov2020 nbsp Debrecen nbsp Shaoang Liu nbsp Shaolin Sandor Liu nbsp Semion Elistratov2021 nbsp Gdansk nbsp Semion Elistratov nbsp Pietro Sighel nbsp Itzhak de Laat2022 nbsp Dresden Event cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic 1 2023 nbsp Gdansk No overall classification1 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 edit Year Location Gold Silver Bronze1997 nbsp Malmo nbsp Marinella Canclini nbsp Ellen Wiegers nbsp Yelena Tikhanina1998 nbsp Budapest nbsp Marinella Canclini nbsp Anke Jannie Landman nbsp Ellen Wiegers1999 nbsp Oberstdorf nbsp Marinella Canclini nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Maureen de Lange2000 nbsp Bormio nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Katia Zini nbsp Evelina Rodigari2001 nbsp The Hague nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Mara Zini nbsp Stephanie Bouvier2002 nbsp Grenoble nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Mara Zini nbsp Jo Williams2003 nbsp Saint Petersburg nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Stephanie Bouvier nbsp Nina Yevteyeva2004 nbsp Zoetermeer nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Tatiana Borodulina nbsp Marta Capurso2005 nbsp Turin nbsp Tatiana Borodulina nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Marta Capurso2006 nbsp Krynica Zdroj nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Katia Zini2007 nbsp Sheffield nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Stephanie Bouvier nbsp Katia Zini2008 nbsp Ventspils nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Evgenia Radanova nbsp Nina Yevteyeva2009 nbsp Turin nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Katerina Novotna nbsp Stephanie Bouvier2010 nbsp Dresden nbsp Katerina Novotna nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Elise Christie2011 nbsp Heerenveen nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Bernadett Heidum nbsp Martina Valcepina2012 nbsp Mlada Boleslav nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Jorien ter Mors nbsp Martina Valcepina2013 nbsp Malmo nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Elise Christie nbsp Jorien ter Mors2014 nbsp Dresden nbsp Jorien ter Mors nbsp Elise Christie nbsp Arianna Fontana2015 nbsp Dordrecht nbsp Elise Christie nbsp Sofia Prosvirnova nbsp Patrycja Maliszewska2016 nbsp Sochi nbsp Elise Christie nbsp Charlotte Gilmartin nbsp Suzanne Schulting2017 nbsp Turin nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Sofia Prosvirnova nbsp Ekaterina Konstantinova2018 nbsp Dresden nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Martina Valcepina nbsp Sofia Prosvirnova2019 nbsp Dordrecht nbsp Suzanne Schulting nbsp Sofia Prosvirnova nbsp Elise Christie2020 nbsp Debrecen nbsp Suzanne Schulting nbsp Arianna Fontana nbsp Martina Valcepina2021 nbsp Gdansk nbsp Suzanne Schulting nbsp Anna Seidel nbsp Sofia Prosvirnova2022 nbsp Dresden Event cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic2023 nbsp Gdansk No overall classificationMedal count editOverall classification edit RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 nbsp Italy221516532 nbsp Netherlands8106243 nbsp Bulgaria730104 nbsp Russia5613245 nbsp Hungary25186 nbsp Great Britain244107 nbsp Latvia21038 nbsp France136109 nbsp Czech Republic110210 nbsp Germany020211 nbsp Belgium011212 nbsp Israel010113 nbsp Poland0011Totals 13 entries 505248150See also editShort track speed skatingReferences edit ISU European Short Track Speed Skating Championships January 14 16 2022 Dresden Germany ISU 7 December 2021 Retrieved 10 January 2022 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS Heerenveen Netherlands 14 16 January 2011 ShorttrackOnLine info Retrieved 2014 02 27 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS Mlada Boleslav Czech Republic 27 29 January 2012 ShorttrackOnLine info Retrieved 2014 02 27 External links editInternational Skating Union Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title European Short Track Speed Skating Championships amp oldid 1133960921, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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