European Inline Speed Skating Championships

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The European Inline Speed Skating Championships is the main inline speed skating championships in Europe, organized by European Confederation of Roller Skating.

Summary of Championships

  • Age Group: senior, junior A and junior B.
  • junior A is for 18 and 19 year olds and Junior B is for 16 and 17 year olds.
Edition Year City Country Date Venue No. of
Athletes
1 1989 Pico  Portugal
2 1990 Inzell  Germany
3 1991 Pineto/Pescara  Italy
4 1992 Acireale  Italy
5 1993 Valence d'Agen  France
6 1994 Pamplona  Spain
7 1995 Praia da Vitória  Portugal
8 1996 Saint-Brieuc/Lamballe  France
9 1997 Roseto degli Abruzzi/Sulmona/Castel di Sangro  Italy
10 1998 Coulaines  France
11 1999 Zandvoorde/Oostende/Middelkerke  Belgium
12 2000 Latina  Italy
13 2001 Paços de Ferreira  Portugal
14 2002 Valence d'Agen/Grenade-sur-l'Adour  France
15 2003 Padua/Abano Terme  Italy
16 2004 Heerde/Groningen  Netherlands
17 2005 Jüterbog/Niedergörsdorf/Ludwigsfelde  Germany
18 2006 Cassano d'Adda  Italy
19 2007 Estarreja/Ovar  Portugal
20 2008 Gera  Germany
21 2009 Oostende  Belgium
22 2010 San Benedetto del Tronto  Italy
23 2011 Heerde/Zwolle  Netherlands
24 2012 Szeged  Hungary
25 2013 Almere  Netherlands
26 2014 Geisingen  Germany 28 July - 3 August Arena Geisingen 107
27 2015 Wörgl  Austria 20 – 26 July
28 2016 Heerde  Netherlands 24 – 30 July
29 2017 Lagos  Portugal 2 – 8 July

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