Information about all of the european ice figure
skating championshiops since 1891.
2012 European Figure Skating Championships
The 2012 European figure skating championship
took place January 23-29, 2012 at the
Motorpoint Arena
in Sheffield, England,
United Kingdom.
The gold medal winners were
Evgeni Plushenko of Russia (men),
Caroline Kostner of Italy (ladies),
Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov of Russia (pairs)
and Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat of France (ice dancing).
See also the
Wikipedia Article
2011 European Figure Skating Championships
The 2011 European Figure Skating Championships
took place January 24-30, 2011 at the
PostFinance Arena in Bern,
Switzerland.
The gold medal winners were
Florent Amodio of France (men),
Sarah Meier of Switzerland (ladies),
Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy of Germany (pairs)
and
Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat of France (ice dancing).
See also the
Wikipedia Article
European Figure Skating Events by Year
2000 - 2015
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2015 European Figure Skating Championships (Stockholm)
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2014 European Figure Skating Championships (Budapest)
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2013 European Figure skating Championships (Zagreb)
2012 European Figure skating Championships (Sheffield, England UK)
2011 European Figure Skating Championships (Bern)
2010 European Figure Skating Championships (Tallinn)
2009 European Figure Skating Championships (Helsinki))
2008 European Figure Skating Championships (Zagreb))
2007 European Figure Skating Championships (Warsaw)
2006 European Figure Skating Championships (Lyon)
2005 European Figure Skating Championships (Turin)
2004 European Figure Skating Championships (Budapest)
2003 European Figure Skating Championships (Malmo)
2002 European Figure Skating Championships (Lausanne)
2001 European Figure Skating Championships (Bratislava
2000 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1900-1999
1999 European Figure Skating Championships (Prague)
1998 European Figure Skating Championships (Milan
1997 European Figure Skating Championships (Paris)
1996 European Figure Skating Championships (Sofia))
1995 European Figure Skating Championships (Dortmund)
1994 European Figure Skating Championships (Copenhagen)
1993 European Figure Skating Championships (Helsinki)
1992 European Figure Skating Championships (Lausanne)
1991 European Figure Skating Championships (Sofia)
1990 European Figure Skating Championships (Leningrad))
1989 European Figure Skating Championships (Birmingham)
1988 European Figure Skating Championships (Prague)
1987 European Figure Skating Championships (Sarajevo)
1986 European Figure Skating Championships (Copenhagen)
1985 European Figure Skating Championships (Gothenburg)
1984 European Figure Skating Championships (Budapest)
1983 European Figure Skating Championships (Dortmund)
1982 European Figure Skating Championships (Lyon)
1981 European Figure Skating Championships (Innsbruck)
1980 European Figure Skating Championships (Gothenburg)
1979 European Figure Skating Championships (Zagreb))
1978 European Figure Skating Championships (Strasbourg
1977 European Figure Skating Championships (Helsinki)
1976 European Figure Skating Championships (Geneva)
1975 European Figure Skating Championships (Copenhagen)
1974 European Figure Skating Championships (Zagreb)
1973 European Figure Skating Championships (Cologne)
1972 European Figure Skating Championships (Gothenburg)
1971 European Figure Skating Championships (Zurich)
1970 European Figure Skating Championships (Leningrad)
1969 European Figure Skating Championships (Garmisch-Partenkirchen)
1968 European Figure Skating Championships (Vasteras)
1967 European Figure Skating Championships (Ljubljana)
1966 European Figure Skating Championships (Bratislava)
1965 European Figure Skating Championships (Moscow)
1964 European Figure Skating Championships (Grenoble
1963 European Figure Skating Championships (Budapest)
1962 European Figure Skating Championships (Geneva)
1961 European Figure Skating Championships (West Berlin)
1960 European Figure Skating Championships (Garmisch-Partenkirchen)
1959 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1958 European Figure Skating Championships (Bratislava)
1957 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1956 European Figure Skating Championships (Paris)
1955 European Figure Skating Championships (Budapest)
1954 European Figure Skating Championships (Bolzano
1953 European Figure Skating Championships (Dortmund)
1952 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1951 European Figure Skating Championships (Zurich)
1950 European Figure Skating Championships (Oslo))
1949 European Figure Skating Championships (Milan
1948 European Figure Skating Championships (Prague)
1947 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1946 Not held due to World War II
1945 Not held due to World War II
1944 Not held due to World War II
1943 Not held due to World War II
1942 Not held due to World War II
1941 Not held due to World War II
1940 Not held due to World War II
1939 European Figure Skating Championships (London)
1938 European Figure Skating Championships (St. Moritz)
1937 European Figure Skating Championships (Prague)
1936 European Figure Skating Championships (Berlin)
1935 European Figure Skating Championships (St. Moritz)
1934 European Figure Skating Championships (Prague)
1933 European Figure Skating Championships (London)
1932 European Figure Skating Championships (Paris)
1931 European Figure Skating Championships (St. Moritz)
1930 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1929 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1928 European Figure Skating Championships (Troppau
1927 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1926 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1925 European Figure Skating Championships (Triberg
1924 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1923 European Figure Skating Championships (Oslo))
1922 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1921 Not held due to World War I
1910 Not held due to World War I
1919 Not held due to World War I
1918 Not held due to World War I
1917 Not held due to World War I
1916 Not held due to World War I
1915 Not held due to World War I
1914 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1913 European Figure Skating Championships (Oslo)
1912 European Figure Skating Championships (Stockholm)
1911 European Figure Skating Championships (St. Petersburg)
1910 European Figure Skating Championships (Berlin)
1909 European Figure Skating Championships (Budapest)
1908 European Figure Skating Championships (Warsaw)
1907 European Figure Skating Championships (Berlin
1906 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1905 European Figure Skating Championships (Bonn)
1904 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1903 Cancelled because of no ice (?)
1902 Cancelled because of no ice (?)
1901 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1900 European Figure Skating Championships (Berlin)
1891 - 1899
1899 European Figure Skating Championships (Davos)
1898 European Figure Skating Championships (Trondheim)
1897 No championships were held
1896 No championships were held
1895 European Figure Skating Championships (Budapest)
1894 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1893 European Figure Skating Championships (Berlin)
1892 European Figure Skating Championships (Vienna)
1891 European Figure Skating Championships (Hamburg)
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